ROATAN TO DO:
Roatan Museum & Roatan Institute of Marine Sciences, Sandy Bay: Learn about the island's history, or enjoy a dolphin skill show. (445-3003)
Canopy Tour, West Bay and French Harbour: Glide or zoom through rainforest canopy on a 200-meter steel cable from hilltop to a beach. (445-1115)
Carambola Botanical Gardens, Sandy Bay: Enjoy a hike or a picnic at this rainforest garden while watching for birds watching, wildlife. Open 7 days/week. (445-3117)
CASS Spanish School, Sandy Bay & West Bay: Learn Spanish through culture classes on weekly basis. (403-8021)
Dolphin Experience, Sandy Bay: Swim, interact and learn about these smart marine mammals. (445-3003)
Roatan Butterfly Garden, West End: The garden is home to over 12 different species of butterflies, exotic plants and tropical fruit trees. Open Mon.-Fri. 9am-5pm. (445-4481)
Iguana Farm, French Cay: The Iguana Farm is home to over 3,000 iguanas, 200 lobsters, 200 conch fish, tarpon fish and turtles. (455-5114)
Glass Bottom Boat, West Bay: Watch marine life and reef with your entire family, in comfort with a knowledgeable guide. (388-4341)
Pirate Tours, Port Royal: Take a guided tour on the Captain Merrell boat across the bay from Oak Ridge to Port Royal. (435-2576)
Diving & Snorkeling: Some of the more famous island wrecks are Prince Albert and the Aguila. Roatan has over 15 dive shops located thought the island and excellent snorkeling from the several beaches.
Mangrove Tours: Take a nature tour through Roatan's quiet, pristine and magnificent mangroves. Water taxis are available from Jonesville, Oak Ridge or Calabash Bight. (455-7841)
Shark Dive, Dixon Cove: If regular reef diving isn't exhilarating enough, try diving in a company of dozens of reef sharks. (445-1283)
Horseback Riding: Several horse stables on Roatan offer rides along beaches and trails in Sandy Bay, West Bay, West End and Palmetto Bay. (445-5841)
Gumba Limba Park, West Bay: Something for everyone: monkeys, tropical birds and a museum cave. You can catch and release fish from a pond fed by a waterfall. (445-1115)
Sea Shell Carving, Gravel Bay: Watch artists carve intricate cameos and sea shells at a Stone Castle Cameo.
Coral Cay, Dixon Cove: See a turtle hatchery, a nurse shark or just rent snorkel gear and swim off to nearby coral. (970-9837)
Deep Sea Fishing: Bay Islands' waters and banks are heaven for anglers on the lookout for wahoos, king mackerel, mahi mahi, barracuda, tuna and marlin. (455-7841)
Fly Fishing: If you want to wade in the cool waters to try fly fishing, Roatan offers packages in the east end. (455-7841)
Cayos Cochinos: A marine protected area and home to the Smithsonian Tropical Institute. You can visit it and dive with Anthony's Key Resort or Subway Water Sports or by boat from Nuevo Armenia. (386-8260)
Windsurfing School, Sandy Bay: The school offers advanced & beginner lessons and equipment rentals. (988-6431)
Spa, French Harbour: When all activities tire you out- a massage or a body wrap at a spa could bring you back to life. (991-0474)
Parasailing, West End: Harness yourself for a better view of the island from a boat-pulled parachute. (445-4335)
Catamarans, West Bay & Dixon Cove: Rent your own or go along on a sailing trip around the shores of Roatan. (455-7841)
Plane Charter, Roatan Airport: If you want to have a bird's view of the island just go on a Cessna. (445-1417)
Deep Water Submarine, West End: Ride in the world's deepest tourist submarine at Half Moon Bay. There is a shipwreck at 2,600 feet to explore & a seamount rising over 2,000 feet. (996-9832)
Yübu, Politilly Bight: This Garifuna experience center exhibits the African-Caribbean community's dancing, handicrafts, traditional activities & food. (455-6713)

GUANAJA TO DO:
Michael Rock: On this half-hour hike, you pass two Big Gully waterfalls on the way to the top of this scenic 1,362 feet rock cliff. Inquire at the airport or at your hotel to arrange your hike.
Bonacca: Originally composed of two cays that merged and submerged together, the Bonacca Cay is full of picturesque alleyways and man-made canals. Its 3,000 residents created a little Hong Kong completely built over with homes and businesses.
Diving/Snorkeling: Guanaja has a unique triple barrier reef and wrecks, including the Jado Trader. Guanaja dive shops are affiliated with local resorts.
Deep Sea Fishing: Anglers can try the island's abundant fishing waters, troll and hook wahoos, king mackerel, mahi mahi, barracuda, tuna and marlin. Charters are available.
Hiking: Hike through the national pine forest reserve and discover local fruits along the trails. Try the plentiful sea grapes, coco plums, hog plums, lemons, avocados and bananas. Trails are unmarked, but easy to follow.