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Roatan, Honduras – Glass Bottom Boat Tour
$75.00
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Explore the second largest barrier in the world without getting wet!
The Glass Bottom Boat has been taking guests through the reefs of West Bay Beach, Roatan, Honduras for over 12 years. Come explore and enjoy your scenic boat ride along Roatan Islands dramatic coastline experiencing the world second largest reef and its colorful coral, fishes, and its underwater wildlife. You will be sitting in a submarine-like in a comfortable seat six feet below the surface of the clear crystal water in air condition. There are windows on both sides of you so get your camera ready to photograph Roatan Island underwater wildlife and beautiful coral. You will see coral colonies, tropical fishes and more from inside your underwater observatory, this glass bottom boat has been taking guests out through the reef and blue ocean channel of Roatan Island for more than twelve years.
The glass bottom boat is like a “semi-submarine”, you sit 6 feet BELOW the surface with windows on either side of you and air conditioning; imagine looking through a life size aquarium!
Perfect for non-divers and people of all ages; great family fun!
Description
| Departure place | West Bay Beach, Roatan Island Honduras | |
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| Meeting Time | 9:30 a.m. | |
| Minimum number of participants | 2 | |
| Required time | 90 minutes (including transfers and explanation by the guide) | |
| Place of Pickup & Return | Roatan Island, Honduras (Mahogany Bay Cruise Ship Terminal) | |
| What to Bring: | Comfortable clothing and sturdy footwear, hat, sunglasses and sunscreen | |
Schedule
| Time | Event/Place |
| 9:30 A.M | Pickup from Roatan Cruise Ship Terminal, Transfer to Boat Tour |
| 10:00 A.M. | Roatan Glass Bottom Tour |
| 11:00 A.M. | Transfer from Tour to Roatan Cruise Ship Terminal |
| 11:30 P.M. | Arrive at Cruise Ship Terminal (End of Service) |
Cancellation Policy
- • Any cancellation made at least 10 business days before your arrival date, shall not attract a cancellation fee.
- • Any cancellation made after 10 business days before your arrival date, will attract one hundred percent (100%) penalty.
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Select date(s) There are only a few places in the world where the elusive manatee are found. One of those places is in Belize. Start the day by making our way to Swallow Caye where we will see the endangered West Indian Manatee in their natural habitat from the boat. (No swimming with the Manatee).
Then head on to Goff’s Caye where sand and coral surround this mysterious island to snorkel the reef, thereafter have lunch and after pull out your beach towels and relax under the swaying coconut palms on the pristine white beaches.
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There are two trips a daily. 10:30am or 2 pm. (Minimum 2 persons for schedule Tour)
**Please note that this is not a repeat of Shark and Ray Hol Chan Marine Reserve, this is the Caye Caulker Marine Reserve.**
*If you don’t enter any desired time period there, we will arrange the morning departure.
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Declared a marine reserve in 1998, the 61-sq-mile Caye Caulker Marine Reserve includes the portion of the barrier reef that runs parallel to the island, as well as the turtle-grass lagoon adjacent to the Caye Caulker Forest Reserve. It is rich with sea life, including colorful sponges, blue-and-yellow queen angel fish, Christmas tree worms, star coral, redband parrotfish, yellow gorgonians and more.
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This is a tour for most popular Maya ruins. You can enjoy beautiful nature that doesn’t change from ancient time and mysterious Mayan Civilization. A staff with lots of knowledge about Maya will guide you in Xunantunich . This tour includes a chartered car for all the half day and lunch.
*The order to go 2 ruins might change
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*Xunantunich: It is one of the largest Mayan ruins in Belize. You will cross the river by hand-operated ferry to go to Xuantunich. You can see the marvelous view from the top if it’s sunny.
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Kid and wheel chair friendly. Available to Cruise and overnight Guests.
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Take a photo with a toucan (take a picture while you are feeding him)
Close jaguar encounter in the Belize Zoo (touch paws and fuzzy belly) - Take Pictures
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Enjoy diving / snorkeling in The Great Blue Hole, UNESCO World Heritage! This is a three stop snorkel trip with the first stop being the famous Great Blue Hole in the middle of the Lighthouse Reef Atoll. Then it is on to Half Moon Caye for your second snorkel and lunch. Look for the red-footed boobie birds while on shore. We then proceed on to your final snorkel of the day at “The Aquarium” at Long Caye.
Made famous by Jaques Cousteau, the Blue Hole is 1000ft/333m in diameter, and 410ft/125m deep. We descend along the edge of the Blue Hole, in the area most likely to be visited by reef sharks. At 135ft/42m, we swim through stalagtites formed by a limestone cave system which was created before the site was covered by the ocean.
DIVE 1 - The Blue Hole, 135ft/42m Highlights: A deep dive, stalactites, sharks.
DIVE 2 - Half Moon Caye Wall, multilevel: 70ft/21m & 50ft/15m. Highlights: Dense, colorful, coral wall with swim-throughs, drops 4000-6000ft/1200-1800m.
DIVE 3 - The Aquarium at Long Caye Wall, multilevel: 60ft/18m & 40ft/12m. Highlights: Great quantity and variety of fish; spectacular coral.
Includes: Snorkel gear or Scuba gear , light breakfast with coffee; Belizean Lunch ; fruits and snacks; water and soda. (If you are a vegetarian please let us know so we can make arrangements.)
*At least C license is required for diving.
**Kindly note that divers who have not been diving within 12 months will not be permitted to do the Blue Hole dive. If that is the case, we we strongly recommend booking a local dive prior to Blue Hole date.
Highlights: You can see hammerhead sharks and big fish like giant groupers in Blue Hole, which is made of the limestone caves in the sea. Half moon caye is a wildlife sanctuary. You can watch birds, iguanas and fish that live in the unspoiled nature. This island is also famous for turtle’s egg-laying.
Common* wildlife to see: Large schools of fish, Hawksbill Turtles, Loggerhead Turtles, Eagle Rays, Tarpon, Moray Eels, Lobsters, Crabs, Eagle Rays, Nurse Sharks, Spotted Drums, Pederson Shrimps, Cleaner Shrimps, Arrowhead Crabs, Channel Crabs, Southern Sting Rays, Squid, French Angelfish.
Common coral to see: Many varied species of: Gorgonians, Anemones, Rope Sponges, Tube Sponges, Barrel Sponges, Encrusting Sponges, Vase Sponges, Brain Coral, Staghorn, Fanworms, Feather dusters, Christmas Tree Worms, Hydroids, Tunicates, Zoanthids, Corallimorphs, Spaghetti Worms.