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I’m staying in West Bay this December. I have read a lot about people who have stayed there and hired different companies to drive them around and take them to different areas. My question, if I just book an Airbnb centrally located in West Bay, will that be good enough to enjoy the beaches, snorkeling etc or do I also need to look into a local travel company for getting around and doing those things?

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u/49erEmpire22 — 14 days ago
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For those who have been to LFK before, is the VIP package worth it? I’m traveling there with my husband, toddler, and my parents next week and am trying to decide if the space in the VIP section is worth it. With a toddler, we need to be very careful in the sun so the main attraction for us is being in a place with an actual roof for shade. Also she will need to nap there at some point, so hoping it’s a little cooler in there. But it’s super expensive at $220 per person and I don’t even drink so really not sure if it’s worth it. Would love to hear opinions! Thank you!

u/Ras_on_Ras_on_Ras — 13 days ago
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Hello everyone! My family and I are staying in Roatan for a few days next week with my 2 year old who has dairy and soy allergies and is just an extremely picky eater in general. So, we’re staying at an airbnb with a kitchen so we can cook her meals.

My question: does Eldon’s Supermarket have oat milk, jasmine rice and branzino fish? Those are her staples and if they don’t carry those things, we’re going to have to bring them from NY (which we really don’t want to do unless we have to). If anyone has any insight? Thank you so much!

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u/Ras_on_Ras_on_Ras — 13 days ago
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I’m curious of the sargassum in Roatan right now. I’ll be there June 9-16 and staying in Milton Bight. I’d appreciate any feedback from locals or anyone that has recently visited. Much thanks in advance!

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u/Gloomy_Green_7028 — 13 days ago
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My partner and I have been to Puerto Rico and loved it. We want to prioritize snorkeling, lounging on the beach with a drink, some nightlife, and jungle/nature! We prefer something that isn’t super “touristy” but still feels safe. We know Roatan is best for snorkeling but want to hear thoughts because the jungle and nightlife of Barbados seems amazing too. We also want to avoid a possible sargassum outbreak at our destination since it is in off season. We are a young couple in our twenties. TIA!!

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u/bubblecatted — 11 days ago
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Hey everyone,

Visiting Roatan in July and wanted to know if there were private services to get 9 people from the airport to West Bay area. Then also from West Bay to the ferry station to go to la ceiba

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u/2018IsMyYear — 7 days ago
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December trip

Planning on doing a 30 day freediving/backpacking trip in Roatan. Came here to find out if 30 days in Roatan is too long. I plan on being fairly busy with activities but, will there be enough to do aside from my planned diving? Thanks all

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u/Otherwise-Row-6293 — 2 days ago