Roatan: Bananarama Beach Resort Day Pass & Snorkel
A Day on Roatan's Reef Without Arranging Your Own Boat
You get round-trip transport to West Bay, a beach chair, shower and changing room, free WiFi, and an hour of snorkeling on the reef by boat. The day is built so you don't have to arrange a boat, negotiate transport back, or worry about timing, especially useful if you're on a cruise or staying elsewhere on the island.
Step-by-step itinerary
Roatan beach day with snorkeling and tour
- Pick up from hotel or cruise port
- Learn about Roatan local history
- Tour chocolate and rum factory
- Arrive at Bananarama beach resort
- Use beach chair and facilities
- Lunch break at the beach restaurant
- Snorkel around the reef for one hour
- Ride back to your hotel or cruise port
What’s included
Round-trip hotel or cruise port pickup, beach chair access, changing room, fresh water shower, free WiFi, and a one-hour snorkel boat trip to the reef.
- Monday to Saturday 08:00 09:00 10:00
Information
Beach day pass at Bananarama Resort in West Bay, Roatan, with a reef snorkel boat trip, beach chair, shower and free WiFi. Hotel or cruise port pickup.
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The experience
What makes you want to drop everything and get in the water? For most people arriving in Roatan, it's the thought of snorkeling straight out from a proper beach, not a crowded pier, not a tour bus full of strangers, just you and the reef. The Bananarama Private Beach Resort day pass gets you there without the logistics. On the drive to West Bay, your guide talks through some of Roatan's actual history. The kind of thing you'd miss if you just rented a car and drove yourself. There's a stop at a local chocolate and rum factory too, which breaks up the ride and gives you a sense of what the island produces beyond tourism.
Once you're at Bananarama in West Bay, you settle into a beach chair with access to a changing room, fresh water shower, and WiFi if you need it. The resort has a restaurant right there on the sand, handy when it's time for lunch. The real draw is the one-hour snorkel boat that leaves from the beach. You hop on and head out to the reef. An hour is enough time to see what's actually there without feeling rushed. If snorkeling is all you want, you can spend the rest of your time at the beach reading or swimming.
The whole day is structured around not having to think. Transportation is round-trip, so you don't negotiate a taxi back to your hotel or cruise port. You have a chair waiting, a shower when you're salty, and a boat that leaves at a set time. For cruise passengers especially, it's a simple way to fill a day in port. For resort guests, it's the kind of day where you can actually relax instead of spending half of it figuring out where to go.
Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English and Spanish.
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (3 to 17 years). Children under 3 can't be included in the booking.
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
How long is the snorkel trip?
One hour on the reef, departing from Bananarama beach.
Is WiFi really free?
Yes, free WiFi is available at the resort.
What if I'm not a strong swimmer?
You can skip the boat and still enjoy the beach chair, shower, changing room and WiFi at the resort.
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Roatan: Bananarama Beach Resort Day Pass & Snorkel
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