Our Isla Roatan Catamaran Sailing and Snorkeling adventure is a fun way to experiencing the beauty of Roatan from the Sea both above and below the water.

Sail the calm waters of Isla Roatans West Side with views of secluded coves, lush jungle and the spectacular shades of aquas and blues of the Caribbean Sea. Follow your guide on the snorkeling portion of this tour, through the crystal clear waters of the Blue Channel, brimming with marine life and vibrant reef system.

This 31 ft Catamaran Sailing and Snorkeling Tour departs from the beach at Half Moon Bay, a short scenic drive from the cruise terminal. The catamaran is easily boarded right from the shallow water near the beach by ladder. Your Captain is always standing by to assist you with boarding or belongings if needed.

From Half Moon Bay, you will sail out through the reef and along the West coast. Make sure to have your camera handy to take photos of the coastline and marine life. Keep your eyes open as we frequently encounter dolphins, flying fish, and turtles along the way.

The spacious catamaran offers ample room and the trampoline area in the front of the boat offers the perfect location for sunbathing and dolphin spotting.

After a relaxing sail, you will enter the Blue Channel which is a lovely calm and sheltered snorkel spot, ideal for all ages and abilities. Gear, flotation devices for adults and children and instruction are all included.

The Coral and fish life here is amazing and the canyons and reef outcrops are home to thousands of species of marine life. Your Captain is an expert guide and will be in the water with you to assist and point out species of interest.

After your snorkeling experience, refreshments such as rum punch, sodas, pringles and tropical fruit are offered. Sit back and relax as we hoist the sails and head back down the coast to Half Moon Bay.

Once back on shore, you can finish the day by diving into the crystal clear bay for a swim or having lunch at one of the many waterside grills and restaurants in West End, before heading back to the cruise terminal