paul8 Posted December 9, 2010 #1 Share Posted December 9, 2010 These are the dates we will be in Roatan on the Princess and would appreciate suggestions of what to do. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
#1TravelMom Posted December 9, 2010 #2 Share Posted December 9, 2010 It would help to know if you are traveling as a couple or family and general age and activity level. We've been to Roatan several times. We always use Ronys tours. He is so friendly and really has great guides working for him. Our perfect day is a private tour with one of his drivers. We prefer private tours because it allows you much more freedom than traveling with a group. We have a little girl and she loves playing with the monkeys. We love playing with them too. They are so much fun-especially watching how intelligent they are. We like to give them a water bottle. They will take it and open it to get a drink. Then we head to South Shore Canopy Zipline. This is a great place to go - especially if you are with a private tour. The beach area we like is not far at all - so if we are traveling with friends or family, some get dropped at the zip and the rest head to the beach. Then the driver will go back and get those who have zipped to join the rest at the beach. We personally like Infinity and Mayan Princess. Although they do have and admission fee, the pools are gorgeous. We like going back and forth from the beach to the pool. If you are looking for just beach - Fosters or Banarama would be fine. We've done more than 25 cruises and Roatan has the clearest water we have seen anywhere. The people are so friendly. Rony or his guides can also suggest local experiences if you like. Meeting local people, local shopping, or eating in a small neighborhood restaurant. This is definately not a port to "just get off and walk around the port". The first time we visited Roatan, we discovered that the local taxis charge just about as much as a private tour. I especially like taking pictures and they always take me to photograph some interesting things. Plus, it's nice to know you have someone to stay with you the entire day and do everything on your schedule. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
paul8 Posted December 9, 2010 Author #3 Share Posted December 9, 2010 It would help to know if you are traveling as a couple or family and general age and activity level. We've been to Roatan several times. We always use Ronys tours. He is so friendly and really has great guides working for him. Our perfect day is a private tour with one of his drivers. We prefer private tours because it allows you much more freedom than traveling with a group. We have a little girl and she loves playing with the monkeys. We love playing with them too. They are so much fun-especially watching how intelligent they are. We like to give them a water bottle. They will take it and open it to get a drink. Then we head to South Shore Canopy Zipline. This is a great place to go - especially if you are with a private tour. The beach area we like is not far at all - so if we are traveling with friends or family, some get dropped at the zip and the rest head to the beach. Then the driver will go back and get those who have zipped to join the rest at the beach. We personally like Infinity and Mayan Princess. Although they do have and admission fee, the pools are gorgeous. We like going back and forth from the beach to the pool. If you are looking for just beach - Fosters or Banarama would be fine. We've done more than 25 cruises and Roatan has the clearest water we have seen anywhere. The people are so friendly. Rony or his guides can also suggest local experiences if you like. Meeting local people, local shopping, or eating in a small neighborhood restaurant. This is definately not a port to "just get off and walk around the port". The first time we visited Roatan, we discovered that the local taxis charge just about as much as a private tour. I especially like taking pictures and they always take me to photograph some interesting things. Plus, it's nice to know you have someone to stay with you the entire day and do everything on your schedule. . Thank you for your helpful advice. Most likely I will be travelling alone; I am 69. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
adonisr Posted January 1, 2011 #4 Share Posted January 1, 2011 It would help to know if you are traveling as a couple or family and general age and activity level. We've been to Roatan several times. We always use Ronys tours. He is so friendly and really has great guides working for him. Our perfect day is a private tour with one of his drivers. We prefer private tours because it allows you much more freedom than traveling with a group. We have a little girl and she loves playing with the monkeys. We love playing with them too. They are so much fun-especially watching how intelligent they are. We like to give them a water bottle. They will take it and open it to get a drink. Then we head to South Shore Canopy Zipline. This is a great place to go - especially if you are with a private tour. The beach area we like is not far at all - so if we are traveling with friends or family, some get dropped at the zip and the rest head to the beach. Then the driver will go back and get those who have zipped to join the rest at the beach. We personally like Infinity and Mayan Princess. Although they do have and admission fee, the pools are gorgeous. We like going back and forth from the beach to the pool. If you are looking for just beach - Fosters or Banarama would be fine. We've done more than 25 cruises and Roatan has the clearest water we have seen anywhere. The people are so friendly. Rony or his guides can also suggest local experiences if you like. Meeting local people, local shopping, or eating in a small neighborhood restaurant. This is definately not a port to "just get off and walk around the port". The first time we visited Roatan, we discovered that the local taxis charge just about as much as a private tour. I especially like taking pictures and they always take me to photograph some interesting things. Plus, it's nice to know you have someone to stay with you the entire day and do everything on your schedule. We are on the same cruise as Paul. I'm comparing Mayan to Infinity. If we eat lunch at the resort - which has the best food? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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