Islas de la Bahía
A historical and natural treasure in The Caribbean
During the pre-Hispanic period, the Bay Islands were inhabited by the Pech people or Payas Indians.
Since their discovery, these islands were briefly dominated by the English, Dutch, and Spanish at different periods.
Despite the Spanish being the ones who discovered them (during Cristóbal Colon expedition), it was the British who were the first Europeans to settle on these islands. By the late 1600s, buccaneering was at its peak.
West Bay, Roatán
Paradise turned into home
Roatán Island, besides diving, beaches, and its beautiful tropical vegetation in the mountains, offers a
huge variety of tours to different places. For example, trips to hidden cays, canoe trips through mangroves,
a park with exotic animals, canopy tours, golf, visits to West End with its lively bars and restaurants, and more.
Roatán has its own international airport with direct flights from Miami, Houston, Dallas, Atlanta,
Minneapolis, and Canada. Additionally, there are two mainland airports with excellent connections to Panama,
Central and North America, and Europe.
Roatán is a unique and distinct place in the Caribbean, with its mountains and constant breeze, and
temperatures ranging between 27-32°C (80-90°F) throughout the year.
The sea has an average temperature of 28°C (82°F).
Advantages
Reasons to choose Roatán as your home
Beaches
With beautiful views as the landscape
Airport
It is located a 20-minute drive
from West Bay
Businesses
Convenience stores
in Coxen Hole
Water activities
Recreational activities to entertain and relax