The Best Travel Spots nearby Roatán
Travel to Roatán in Honduras
Find hotels nearby 🏨
Find & Book the best travel experiences here
Roatán is an island in the Caribbean, about 65 kilometres off the northern coast of Honduras. It is located between the islands of Útila and Guanaja, and is the largest of the Bay Islands of Honduras.
Source: WikipediaUnderwater pictures in Roatán
Shot with a HD3. Exposure: 1/120, Aperture: 2.8, Focal Length: 2.5, ISO: 144
About this picture
You might get caught up in the beautiful blue waters of the Caribbean or lost in the diversity of the Honduran corals, but don’t miss the clever trumpetfish masquerading as just another piece of the reef. When I look at this photo, I see it come to life as I recall watching this fish swaying upside down in the current, mimicking the graceful dance of the coral fingers.
Book the best travel experiences, tours and activities in Roatán, Honduras
Where to sleep nearby Roatán?
Booking.comBook the best Stays and Hotels nearby Roatán, Honduras
Book cheap flights to Roatán, Honduras
Discover popular travel destinations of Honduras nearby
More Tips on Roatán from Travelers
Roatán
- I was diving in Roatan, completely enthralled with the vibrant coral reef that seemed to go on forever, plunging to unknown depths below. Seeing movement out of my peripheral vision, I was somewhat startled to see a large sea turtle brush past my shoulder. Swimming slowly with graceful wings, the sea turtle was certainly not surprised or startled by me. I was just another fish in his sea. I love this photo because it reminds me of feeling at right at home, 70 feet below the surface.
- Experienced by @Erin Simmons | ©Unsplash
Roatán
- I was diving in Roatan, completely enthralled with the vibrant coral reef that seemed to go on forever, plunging to unknown depths below. Seeing movement out of my peripheral vision, I was somewhat startled to see a large sea turtle brush past my shoulder. Swimming slowly with graceful wings, the sea turtle was certainly not surprised or startled by me. I was just another fish in his sea. I love this photo because it reminds me of feeling at right at home, 70 feet below the surface.
- Experienced by @Erin Simmons | ©Unsplash