Frequently asked questions

Roatan Shore Trips is a free guide to Roatan's shore excursions and tours, organized by the trip visitors actually search for — snorkeling, beaches, zipline, island sightseeing, wildlife, sailing, fishing and cruise-day planning.

Roatan sits on the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, and West Bay's reef is one of the island's most popular snorkeling spots — conditions vary by day and season, so ask your operator before you book.

Look for "Book this trip" on any page to go to Flip Tours Roatan, or use Contact Us if you'd like to ask a question first — your message goes straight to our team.

Roatan's monkey, sloth and iguana parks are captive-wildlife sanctuaries, not wild encounters — treat them gently, follow the park's handling rules, and don't expect an animal to interact on demand.

West Bay Beach is Roatan's best-known beach, with several resort day passes and beach clubs nearby; quieter options like Camp Bay are available if you want fewer crowds.

Most shore excursions run three to five hours, so plan around your ship's all-aboard time and build in extra buffer for pier traffic and the ride back from Mahogany Bay or Coxen Hole.

Yes — private catamaran sails and deep-sea or reef fishing charters are both available on the island; use "Book this trip" or Contact Us to ask about a private booking.