Top Roatan Ziplining

My husband and I cannot say enough about this excursion. We were looking for a more intimate experience but still wanted to see and do as much as we could. Samuel was amazing, he was knowledgeable and made sure we had the best time. He showed us where he grew up, talked about local life, taught us a lot about the history and showed us how much he cared about the environment and community of Roatan, Honduras. He adjusted our tour based on what we were looking to do and having an air conditioned (and very clean and reliable) vehicle was perfect. At the end of the tour, I was getting very nervous about getting back to our ship on time (that’s a me problem) but Samuel brought us right to the parking lot at the pier making embarkation simple. The zip lining was absolutely amazing, the guys running this portion of the tour were hilarious and so helpful. We also made stops at the chocolate factory, rum factory, Bad Ass coffee shop and West Bay Beach. We highly recommend our new friend, Samuel!

Our tour was Amazing! Joel and Jordan did a phenomenal job. The tour is fully customizable so we were able to say where we wanted to go. We started off doing a glass bottom submarine boat that was about 45 a person lasted around 30 minutes. It was really cool then we were hungry so they took us to this restaurant called Annays we asked them for some authentic food and was really good. The lemonade to die for we did order meals for our two year-old and four-year-old I probably wouldn’t do that next time because the portions are huge and they could just eat off of us. Annays, we went to the chocolate factory, which is kind of like a store. They have a little presentation about chocolate and how it’s made and then you can sample the chocolate. The chocolate was amazing. Oh my goodness they have these chocolate dip, ice cream bars I really wanted to go back towards the end of the toilet, but we were on the other side of the island from there we chose to go to Gumbalina Park to see the macaws and monkeys. This was like the highlight of the trip the tour guide there gave us a tour of the park the history of it, the history of the island we got to see macaws and monkeys, and even hold them I like this park better than the other ones where their cage because the animals kind of roam free it was gorgeous and our family‘s favorite. I think that was about 35 a person we wanted to stop at a beach, but our time was running kinda low so we didn’t get to go to West Bay Beach, which was on our itinerary, but on the way back, we stopped at around factory tasted around and got rum cake and I really wanted to try their traditional Hondorian food and Joel and Jordan stopped at a gas station to get me a Bayada(not sure if its spelled right). We were looking for a cultural experience and we definitely got it. I would literally pay to do this store again if we came back thank you so much Joel and Jordan for taking care of our family and sharing your island with us.

Fordie was great with time and communication when He picked us up from the port. He took us to a guide that took us to see and feed the different animals. He took us to go ride the dune buggies, which was extremely fun l. We got to enjoy a Honduran beer after we cleaned up then he took us to the beach area and stopped at a great photo op spot that was on the way. After we were done fordie drove us back to the port just like we requested.