Do I need a wet suit in Roatan?

For snorkeling lovers and inmersions, Roatan it's a paradise the whole year thanks to the sea temperatures that are always around 28-30 degrees and it is recommended a 3mm shorty wetsuit. Another consideration, as a further highlight, is the geographical uniqueness of the area.



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Is the drinking water safe to drink? Tap water is not recommended to drink in Honduras. All good restaurants and hotels will provide purified water or use purified water in food preparation. Purified water can be bought easily throughout the country.

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Most areas around Roatan are safe. Roatan offers several residential living options as well, some safer than others.

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Water temperatures are also pleasant for most of the time, which makes diving in Roatan extremely comfortable. During the summer season, the average water temperature is 84-86F. As winter comes knocking, water temperatures cool off, but are still far from freezing cold.

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And when you dive Roatan, Honduras you have a chance of seeing at least 10 shark species such as hammerheads, nurse sharks and silky sharks. Shark sightings on dives in Roatan are occasional at best. If you want an (almost) guaranteed encounter with sharks, then you want to do the Roatan Shark Dive.

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West Bay Beach is known as being Roatan's finest beach, primarily for its ample diving and snorkeling opportunities—more on that later—but what many people often overlook, is that West Bay Beach is a world-class beach for so many other reasons.

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A week in Roatan is the perfect amount of time to explore the island without feeling rushed. Most of the tourist traffic comes from cruise ships, but I think 8 hours isn't enough time to get a real taste of the island.

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Roatan Crocodiles. Their distribution is limited to the mangroves of Santa Elena, Old and New Port Royal, Camp Bay, as well as at Gibson Bight in Roatan. Female crocodiles construct and deposit their eggs in nests made from natural debris.

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Blue Channel Roatan Snorkeling The channel is located off the shore of Sandy Bay and is roughly halfway between Luna Beach and the Brisas del Mar Hotel. Sandy Bay Roatan snorkeling features an extensively long area along Roatan's northern shore. This means there are endless locations for you to swim out to snorkel.

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The reef itself begins just minutes from shore, with plateaus at 10ft, 20ft, and 45ft and then the amazing wall that drops away in places to over 2000+ feet. Our crystal clear waters, warm weather and weak currents make up the perfect conditions for any diver, at any level.

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