Scuba Diving in Roatan, Honduras

Coral gardens in Roatan, Honduras. (ThinkStock)

What to do in Roatan

Honduras' mountains, Maya ruins, rainforests, and abundant reefs draw eco-adventurers seeking a good-value vacation amid splendid natural settings. The three biggest of the Bay Islands—Roatán, Guanaja, and Utila—reward travelers with some of the Caribbean's best snorkeling and diving. For families, Roatán, the most developed of the Bay Islands and home to the Roatán Institute for Marine Sciences (located at family-friendly Anthony's Key Resort), is the best bet for exploring Honduras' spectacular underwater wonders. The Institute, open to day guests, has a small museum with exhibits on reptiles and reef life, but the dolphins are the highlight. Watch them perform at the dolphin show or get up close to these loveable critters by swimming or diving with them (book ahead).

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Pieter rates Roatan
Visited here in August 2010 and stayed at Cocolobo, which was awesome and only about $100 a night. I really dug the scene in West End, which is a laid back little beach town with plenty of open-air cafes. The water taxi to West Bay Beach was also great. We didn't dive and got skunked on fishing, but spent a day at Anthony's Key Resort snorkeling and seeing the dolphins, which I'd highly recommend.
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Visited here in August 2010 and stayed at Cocolobo, which was awesome and only about $100 a night. I really dug the scene in West End, which is a laid back little beach town with plenty of open-air cafes. The water taxi to West Bay Beach was also great. We didn't dive and got skunked on fishing, but spent a day at Anthony's Key Resort snorkeling and seeing the dolphins, which I'd highly recommend.
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