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New!  Ecological Nature Park, City and Beach
Ecological Nature Park, City and Beach
 
Ages 4 and under are free.




Indulge in a sightseeing experience like no other when you book this eco-tour and beach day excursion in Roatan. Explore the local wildlife and take pictures of friendly capuchin monkeys with a visit to the Manawakie Eco Nature Park. Your tour also includes a professional tour guide who will share insights into Garifuna culture and Roatan's history, followed by relaxing beach time at West Bay's Bananrama Beach.

Start your day by visiting Roatan's cultural sites, then explore the port or resort area. You'll head to Manawakie Eco Nature Park, where you'll see exotic animals, including playful capuchin monkeys and slow-moving sloths. You'll also learn about Garifuna culture and the history of the island, discover traditional cooking techniques from this centuries-old civilization, and hear fascinating stories about Roatan's pirate past along the way. Some unique facts about the Garifuna are that they speak a language derived from that of the native Arawaks of the Caribbean and migrated from St. Vincent in the 1800s after being exiled to Roatan's tropical island following the Carib Wars.

Continue your tour by following your guide to West Bay Bananrama Beach, where you'll spend some time relaxing on Roatan's white sandy beaches. Soak up the sun or take a dip in the clear waters of the bay as you enjoy this strip of paradise just off the coast of Honduras' mainland.

Soak up the sun for a day of fun on the beach on Roatan's tropical island while learning the history of its culture when you book this tour. Don't forget to get your camera ready to take pictures of the playful capuchin monkeys you'll encounter at the nature park, too. Start your adventure and book your Roatan city, beach, and eco-tour today!

Please Note: Due to updated local regulations effective April 1, 2025, guests will no longer be permitted to hold the monkeys and sloths as physical contact with animals in parks and sanctuaries are restricted. Photo opportunities, however, may still be available. Please note that this policy is subject to change as the situation evolves.