Public Transport

Roatán

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Public Transport

Getting around in Roatán could not be easier with the numerous buses available. You don't need to have your own vehicle to explore the island. The buses are small vans that operate regular routes between Coxen Hole and West End, and between Coxen Hole and French Harbour. If you plan to stay on the East End of Roatán, it's likely you will need your own private vehicle or a taxi. It is recommended to check with the property manager when booking your accommodation to see if public transport is accessible in your area.

Useful Information

Tourist Information

Mahogany Bay Cruise Port

Mahogany Bay Cruise Port

The Mahogany Bay Port has had a considerable impact on the economy of Isla de Roatán. Thousands of tourists visit the island each year via cruise ships sailing the Caribbean and stopping at the Mahogany Bay cruise terminal. The terminal is equipped with two berths and can accommodate several super-Panamax ships simultaneously. Cruise ships …

Port of Roatán

Port of Roatán

The Port of Roatán is one of two major ports in Roatán, the other one being Mahogany Bay Cruise Port. It covers an area of approximately 2.6 square kilometres and can accommodate up to three ships at one time. The port became operational in late 2008 and it is located in the Town Centre …

Juan Manuel Gálvez International Airport (RTB)

Juan Manuel Gálvez International Airport (RTB)

Juan Manuel Gálvez International Airport is an important gateway to the island of Roatán, situated in the Caribbean Sea approximately 50 kilometres north of the Honduran coast. The airport is the fourth busiest in Honduras, with a range of connections to major cities across Latin America and North America. Juan Manuel Gálvez International Airport is …

Best Time to Visit

Best Time to Visit

Roatán has two seasons: wet and dry. The months with the most rain are October, November and December. Rains usually come in the afternoon and last an hour or so. Clouds might hinder your sun tanning efforts, but the forests and countryside are lusher during the rainy season. The least attractive month to visit …

Taxi

There are two kinds of taxis in Roatán, private or shared. If you opt for a private cab, you'll have to pay a bit extra. However, if you take a shared one, you might share the ride with other passengers picked up and dropped off along the way. For those travelling to Roatan via cruise …

Public Transport

Public Transport

Getting around in Roatán could not be easier with the numerous buses available. You don't need to have your own vehicle to explore the island. The buses are small vans that operate regular routes between Coxen Hole and West End, and between Coxen Hole and French Harbour. If you plan to stay on the …

Pharmacy

Pharmacies are not difficult to come by in Roatán. Most of the most popular ones are located in Coxen Hole. Eldon's Supermarket is a popular place to get …

Internet

Roatan's high-speed network may not be the fastest, but it is reliable. If you are planning to visit the island and require a stable internet connection, you can be assured that the service is consistently …

Electricity

The electric power supply in Roatán operates at a voltage of 110 volts and a frequency of 60 Hz. This is similar to the United States, and the plugs used are also the same. Make sure you pack an adaptor if you are visiting Roatán from The UK or other countries in …

Telephone

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