Discover the Relaxing Vibes of Roatan
People who like scuba diving know that Roatan has the second largest barrier reef in the world which houses hundreds of aquatic wonders like underwater gardens and shipwrecks. Each year more and more cruise lines are including Roatan in their ports of call and it is an up and coming tourist destination.
So Much Good Food
Authentic dishes like Tajadas (fried plantains), conch soup, beleada (tortilla filled with beans, cheese, and cream), rice and beans and coconut bread to name few.
Underwater Wonders
Roatan has some of the best scuba diving in the western hemisphere. The coral reefs are in great condition and the variety of underwater life is amazing. From the occasional whale shark sighting down to the macro photography wonders of frog fish and nudibranchs there is plenty to surprise and delight both divers and snorkelers.
Relaxed Atmosphere
You’ll feel like you stepped outside of time once you set foot on the island. The pace is slow and relaxing.
Discover the Need of Roatan
There is another side of Roatan that most tourists never see. More than 49% of local Roatanians live in the poverty level and have to make do with very little. Because of this great need there are many charities that have arisen to meet the challenges.
Humanitarian Efforts
Environmental Concern
Many people are concerned with the protection and preservation of the natural world including the plants, animals, sea and air. There are several non-profits located in Roatan that focus on these issues.
Animal Welfare
As human beings we are the caretakers of the environment and the animal life forms in it. So many animals are mistreated or abandoned the world over and Roatan is no exception. Check out the animal assistance shelters listed here.
Planning a Trip?
Here’s a feature of a business and a non-profit listed on the site so you can find out more about them before you land on the island.