How do I get to Roatan?
The Airline schedule is updated regularly on the Facebook page “Roatan Travel / Support Roatan Discussion Group” in the Files section.
Join this group for valuable information about Island travel.

How do I get to the accommodations from the Airport?
Airport pick up and drop off are can be arranged for $40 each way.

What is there to do around there?
Check out our “Things to do” Page

Do I need to rent a car?

You should probably rent a car for at least a couple of days to get down island (West End/West Bay/French Harbor) for shopping and sightseeing. Most places between Helene and Jonesville are boat-accessible, so Water taxis are the way to go. We rent out our car for $30/day.

Can I get a housekeeper?

When you arrive, the cabin will be all clean with new linens and towels. Depending on the length of your stay, you may want a housekeeper to come and freshen things up. Just give us a couple of days’ notice and we can schedule someone to come in and freshen the place up for you for an additional fee.

Can I get a cook/chef?

Yes. Give us a couple of days’ notice and we can set up a cook for you for an additional fee.

What about groceries?

You can stop at the grocery store on the way from the airport. It is a fully modern supermarket stocked with produce and North American style foods. Expect to pay North American prices here – and think full price. There are no ‘sales’ like there are in North America.

In Oakridge, there are several local shops carrying beer, rum, a local pharmacy, produce and all the food basics.

Your accommodations have a fully functional kitchen with, utensils, dishes and cookware.

What if I get sick or get hurt?

There is a local doctor in Oakridge. For something more serious there are several good clinics and a top-notch Hospital. We advise Travel Insurance to take the worry out of a medical emergency.

Are you wheelchair accessible? Are there stairs to climb?

We are not set up for wheelchairs. Getting here required the ability to get in and out of a boat – (a large and stable panga with a bimini top for shade), and there is a maximum of 12 steps to climb.

Remember: Your passport needs to be valid for 6 months from the date of your arrival

This is Honduran law, as well as many other countries, so check the expiry date on your passport..

How long can I stay?

Honduras Immigration is authorized to give you 90 days maximum. Although this is at the discretion of the customs agent. After 90 days you must leave the country for 72 hours. Most people just take a short, direct flight to Belize for a mini vacation and then return to Roatan.

Do I need a Covid Test?

If you are fully vaccinated, no. If not, yes a Rapid Test is required. Depending on regulations for your home country, you may need a test to return home. These are available on the island.

What money should I bring?

Bring US cash – $20 bills are best but they must be in good shape – no rips or markings on them. When you pay in US they will give you Lempira (local currency) back in change.There are ATM machines,and credit cards (VISA and MasterCard) are widely accepted at the larger stores and restaurants. .

What can I bring?

There are many charity groups on the Island, so if you want to contribute to any of these worthy causes, you have your choice of:

Schools – backpacks, craft and school supplies, old tablets/laptops etc for on-line learning. English and Spanish books.

Clinics –  Acetamenaphen, Ibuprofen, Aspirin, Tylenol, adult and children, Cough medicines, Allergy medicines, Amoxicillin, Ciprofloxacillin, Bacterial Infection medicines, Ointments, Gauze, Tape,  Syringes.

Animal Charities – Kitten/Puppy formula, Heartworm meds, Intestinal worm meds, flea/tick meds, Cat/Dog carriers.Here