Garifuna and Mangrove Tunnel

Excursion Highlights:
Price: $80.00
Ages 4 and under are free.
Shore Excursion Size Standard
Shore Excursion Type Eco, Nature
Shore Excursion Duration 5 Hours
Activity Level Easy
Shore Excursion Leaves From An approximately 5 to 8-minute walk, or an approximately
2-minute taxi (not included, approximately $2 US one
way) is required to reach your departure location. Full details will be
provided in your electronic ticket upon confirmation.
Food/Beverage Provided Not Included
Recommended Dress We recommend
wearing comfortable clothing and tennis or walking shoes, sunglasses,
sunscreen, and insect repellent.
Restrictions This tour is collapsible wheelchair and walker accessible.
Get to know the Garifuna culture and
history. Take a boat tour through a tunnel of mangroves as you explore the
historic fishing village Oak Ridge on this relaxing Roatan cultural eco-tour
and wildlife encounter. Hang around sloths at a local sanctuary park and learn
about the mangroves and Garifuna culture with the help of your expert tour
guide. It's the perfect excursion if you're visiting Roatan for the first time
and great for wildlife lovers and history enthusiasts, too.
Your first stop on this fun guided
tour takes you to the sanctuary park. Here, you'll experience a wildlife
encounter cuddling with sloths and getting an up-close and personal experience
with the capuchin monkeys that roam the jungles of Honduras.
You'll then make your way to the
Garifuna Culture Center and experience the culture of the Garifuna. Enjoy
watching a dance performance and learn about the rich history of the Garifuna,
including how they came to Roatan's tropical island. Continue your excursion
exploring the fishing village of Oak Ridge via boat. Get an overview of the
island and take time to admire the mangroves you'll pass.
With so much to explore, you won't
want to miss this exciting tour. Start your journey into mangrove tunnels and more, and book this one-of-a-kind Roatan wildlife encounter
and cultural excursion.
Please Note: Due to updated local regulations effective April 1, 2025,
guests will no longer be permitted to hold the monkeys and sloths as physical
contact with animals in parks and sanctuaries are
restricted. Photo opportunities, however, may still be available. Please note
that this policy is subject to change as the situation evolves.