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Top 10 Mahogany Bay Excursions

• Little French Key Beach Resort - Private Island Day Pass ($69.99)
• Private Highlights Sightseeing ($79.99)
• Snorkel, Sloths, Monkeys & Beach ($59.99)
• Zipline & Beach Combo ($59.99)
• Relaxed Snorkel, Monkeys & Beach ($79.99)
• Bananarama Beach Resort Pass ($34.99)
• Private Fishing & Eat Your Catch ($649.99)
• Brady's Caye Private Island Beach Day Pass ($124.99)
• Monkeys, Snorkel & Beach ($74.99)
• Zipline & Beach Day Pass ($247.99)

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• Choose from 5 Litte French Key Beach Resort Day Pass options!
• English-speaking shore excursion hosts!
• Round-trip transportation from your Roatan cruise terminal (Coxen Hole and Port of Roatan Mahogany Bay)!
• Entrance to the private island!
• Use of all Little French Key facilities, beach chairs, palapa access, etc!
• Hammocks, restrooms, shaded umbrella/palapa areas!

• Air-conditioned, fully licensed, and insured private transportation!
• Private round-trip transportation from your Roatan cruise terminal (Coxen Hole and Port of Roatan Mahogany Bay)!
• Bilingual (English and Spanish) speaking shore excursion guides!
• Entrance to Monkey and Sloth Hangout!
• Visit the Chocolate Factory!
• Visit the Rum Cake Factory!
• View the beautiful underwater marine life without getting wet on a Semi-Submarine!

• Air-conditioned, fully licensed, and insured Roatan Shore Excursion transportation!
• Round-trip transportation from your Roatan cruise ship terminal (Coxen Hole and Port of Roatan Mahogany Bay)!
• Guided snorkel excursion at one reef in the French Cay area!
• All snorkel equipment including mask, sterilized snorkel tube/mouthpiece, fins, and flotation vest (if required)!
• Beach break on the Northeast shore of Roatan at Las Palmas (time allowing)!
• Complimentary bottled water!

• English-speaking shore excursion guides!
• Entrance fees to Roatan Zip Line Park and West Bay Beach!
• All necessary ziplining gear!
• Great family fun - 5yrs old and up!
• Combo of zip line and beach break!

• Air-conditioned, fully licensed, and insured Roatan shore excursion transportation!
• Bilingual (English and Spanish) speaking snorkel guides!
• All snorkel equipment including mask, sterilized snorkel tube/mouthpiece, fins, and flotation vest!
• Guided snorkel excursion!
• Entrance to the Monkey and Sloth Park as well as the beach!
• Beach Break Or Local Ocean View Restaurant!
• Complimentary non-alcoholic or alcoholic welcome drink at the restaurant!
• Complimentary cold bottled water on the snorkel excursion boat!

• Air-conditioned, fully licensed, and insured transportation!
• Bananarama West Bay Beach Club access!
• Welcome drink (soft drink, local beer, etc.)!
• Beach lounge chairs for adults!
• Use of resort facilities!
• Locker rental - USD 5.00 not included!
• Snorkel gear, SUP, and kayaks are available with a USD 20.00 deposit (non-refundable)!
• Car seats are available upon request at no extra cost!

• Round transportation from your Roatan cruise ship terminal (Coxen Hole and Port of Roatan Mahogany Bay)!
• 25 ft long and 8ft wide boat!
• Experienced English-speaking fishing crew!
• 4 hours of fishing!
• Professional sport fishing equipment!
• Lifejackets!
• Compass, VHF radio, GPS, Fish Finder Chair, Stereo, etc!
• Drinks, snacks, seasonal fruit!
• Lunch is available for the full-day charter option!
• Option to cook the catch of the day!

• Entrance to Brady’s Cay
• Entrance to Monkey and Sloth Park!
• Use of all facilities, beach chairs, palapa access, etc!
• Use of kayaks, paddle boards, and snorkels!
• Group activities such as banana boat, sightseeing around the cays, and towable tube!
• 2 drinks of your choice (Additional drinks are available for purchase at the cash bar)!
• Lunch is included and a kid's menu is available!

• Entrance to Brady’s Cay!
• Entrance to AJs Monkey and Sloth Park!
• Complimentary cold bottled water!
• Guided snorkel and snorkel equipment!

• Boat ride to Little French Key Island (3-5 minutes)!
• Entrance to Private Island!
• Admission to Pirates of the Caribbean Zipline & Canopy Park!
• Unlimited use of kayak, paddle boards, and snorkels!
• Tour Animal Rescue Center!

• English-speaking shore excursion guides and hosts!
• Admission to AJ´s Soth Farm!
• Unlimited use of kayaks, paddle boards, and snorkels!

• Round-trip transportation from your Roatan cruise ship terminal (Coxen Hole Port of Roatan and Mahogany Bay)!
• Friendly, English-speaking ATV shore excursion guides!
• Automatic transmission ATVs!
• Safety equipment to ride the ATV!
• Instructions and supervision throughout the ATV shore excursion in Roatan, Honduras!
• Stop in Punta Gorda Village for a complimentary beverage and empanada!
• Beach break time!
• Hollowed out pineapple welcome drink at the beach!
• Lounge chairs and umbrellas (first come, first served)!

• Visit the Garifuna Village!

• Traditional "Cayuco" boat ride through the mangroves!
• Optional stop at the "Hole in the Wall" famous restaurant!
• Bilingual (English and Spanish) speaking Roatan sightseeing, horseback riding, and snorkel excursion guides!
• Includes all boat cruises, horseback riding, and guided supervision!
• The snorkel set includes varied-sized fins, a sanitized snorkel, a silicone mask, and a life jacket!
• Big Bight Beach Restaurant access!

• Bilingual (English and Spanish) speaking snorkel shore excursion guides!
• All snorkel equipment including mask, sterilized snorkel tube/mouthpiece, fins, and flotation vest (if required)!
• Guided snorkel excursion at 3 different sites: French Cay Marine Park, Coco View Reef Wall, Prince Albert shipwreck, or Big French Cay!
• No snorkeling experience is required!
• Beach break on the northeast shore of Roatan!

• Bilingual (English and Spanish) professional excursion guides!
• Entrance fees to Roatan Zip Line Park!
• All necessary Zip Line shore excursion equipment!
• Enjoy 13 zip lines with the longest at 1,300ft!
• 2 miles of zip-lining fun!

• Entrance to the Monkey and Sloth Hangout!
• Safety equipment to ride the ATV (all-terrain vehicle)!
• Instructions and supervision throughout the excursion!

• Sightseeing of Roatan with photo stops!
• Entrance to the monkey and sloth hangout!
• Guided snorkel at Blue Channel!
• Beach time at Bananarama Beach!

• English-speaking certified private shore excursion guide and driver!
• See the things you want to see and do the things you want to do!
• Tailor-made just for you and your private group!

• Entrance fees to the nature park and Roatan Zip Line park are included!
• English-speaking certified zip line shore excursion guides!
• All necessary zip line equipment!
• 13 zip lines to enjoy!
• Enjoy the view from 7 suspension bridges high among the trees!

• Optional, round-trip transportation from your cruise ship terminal in Roatan!
• Certified English-speaking cruise excursion crew and guides!
• The snorkel set includes varied-sized fins, a sanitized snorkel, a silicone mask, and a vest!
• Small maximum number allowed onboard!
• Enjoy a guided snorkel at the Blue Channel!
• Tasty, spiced platanos as snacks!
• Refreshments - water, juice, beer, rum punch!

• Bilingual, professional Zip Line Canopy shore excursion guides!
• All necessary Zip Line excursion equipment!
• Enjoy 13 zip lines and 16 platforms!
• Round trip boat ride to Blue Channel Reef!
• Beach Break at West End Beach!

• Round-trip transportation from your Roatan cruise terminal (Coxen Hole Port of Roatan and Mahogany Bay)!
• Entrance fee to Jungle Top Zip Line Park!
• Access to Monkey Park!
• Access to Beacher's Restaurant!
• Free WiFi at Jungle Top Zip Line Park and Beacher's Restaurant!
• Optional Caribbean lunch is available!

• English-speaking certified shore excursion guides!
• Entrance fee to the nature park and West End Beach club!
• Great fun for the whole family!

• Guided Snorkel Excursion of the Coral Reef!
• Beach break on the Northeast shore of Roatan!

• Bilingual (English and Spanish) speaking guides!
• Entrance to Zip Line Park and Monkey and Sloth Hangout!
• Enjoy 16 zip lines, 24 platforms, and 3 suspension bridges!
• Guided Snorkel at one reef in the French Cay area!
• Time at the beach!

• Bilingual (English and Spanish) speaking Roatan excursion guides!
• Guided snorkeling with equipment included!
• Visit the Chocolate Factory with chocolate tasting!

• English-speaking cruise excursion crew and captain!
• Guided snorkel tour!
• The snorkel set includes varied-sized fins, sanitized snorkel, a silicone mask, and a vest!
• Professional Sportfishing captain, crew, and equipment!
• All local fishing licenses and permits!
• Snacks, bottled water, and soft drinks (feel free to bring your own)!
• All taxes and fees!

• Round-trip scenic sightseeing transportation from your Roatan cruise terminal (Coxen Hole and Port of Roatan Mahogany Bay)!
• 12-minute parasail flight above the Roatan's turquoise waters!
• Professional parasail equipment including harness and life vest!
• Bilingual (English and Spanish) speaking sightseeing and parasailing shore excursion guides!
• State-of-the-art parasailing boat ride!
• Access to restrooms and showers at West Bay beach and beach time!
• Beach bars and restaurants are available to purchase lunch!

• Round-trip transportation from your Roatan cruise terminal (Coxen Hole or Port of Roatan Mahogany Bay)!
• Great adventure combo with zip line, sightseeing, and beach time!
• Safe and secure and FUN!
• Certified zip lines and English-speaking shore excursion guides!
• Relax at West Bay Beach Resort!

• Round-trip transportation from your Roatan cruise pier!
• Certified, bilingual (English / Spanish) speaking excursion guide!
• Visit Greenfield Children's Orphanage run by Sandy Bay Lighthouse Ministries!
• Interaction with the children during vacation season!
• Photo stop at one viewpoint and short beach stop at West End!

• Bilingual (English and Spanish) speaking Roatan sightseeing, horseback riding, and shopping excursion guides!
• Includes horseback riding and guided supervision!
• Photo stop at French Harbour and First Bight View!
• Shop stops at First Bight View and Halu Kiliki!

• Experienced fishing captain, crew, and private boat charter!
• Professional sport and deep sea fishing equipment!
• Go for the real private fishing cruise excursion in Roatan, a fishing charter crew with 15 years of experience in deep sea fishing in Roatan, Honduras!
• Bottom fishing, live bait, or deep sea fishing, catching fish on this fishing charter in Roatan is basically guaranteed!
• English-speaking fishing crew!
• All taxes, fishing permits, fees, insurance, and guarantee are included!

• Air-conditioned interior of Semi Submarine!
• English-speaking certified guides!
• Entrance fees to the Semi-Submarine are included!
• View the beautiful underwater marine life without getting wet!
• See Roatan's West End coral reefs!

• Bilingual (English and Spanish), professional Zip Line cruise excursion guides!
• Eco walkway excursion!
• 13 zip lines and 7 suspended walkways!
• All necessary Zip Line equipment!
• Relaxing West Bay beach break!

• Open-air safari-style vehicle!
• English-speaking certified shore excursion guide!
• Entrance fee to the Sherman Arch's Iguana Farm!
• Enjoy a guided boat trip through the mangrove tunnel!
• See some of Roatan's premier marine life while snorkeling!
• A unique way to sightsee around the island of Roatan!

• Entrance fee to the nature park!
• Fun combo adventure of treetop walkways and suspension bridges!

• Private Tour: Chocolate Factory Rum Cake Factory, Sightseeing and Beach Tour 
• Visit the Chocolate Factory
• Visit the Rum Cake Factory
• You tailor the day the way you want!

• Complimentary freshly made ceviche and seasonal fruit snacks!

• Entrance fee to Gumbalimba Park!
• Use of all facilities including a restaurant, freshwater pool, kids pool, restrooms, beach lounge chairs, hammocks, and many more!

• Bilingual (English and Spanish) speaking, jet ski excursion guide, and friendly staff!
• 30 minutes use of jet ski with a guide on a separate wave runner to supervise for safety!
• Yamaha jet ski single or double riding!
• Fuel, insurance, and life jackets!
• Boat ride to snorkel spot and guided snorkel at a coral reef!
• Full use of Bananarama Beach club facilities including lounge chairs, tables, umbrellas, restrooms, and many more!

• Fishing charter crew with many years of experience in deep sea fishing in Roatan, Honduras!
• GoPro cams for recording your hookups.

• Entrance fee to the 9 double-cable zip line course!
• Professional zip line equipment including harness and helmet!
• Bilingual (English and Spanish) speaking zip line, horseback riding, and snorkel shore excursion guides!
• Boat ride to the Mesoamerican barrier reef!
• Guided snorkel excursion at Roatan's coral reefs!
• The snorkel set includes varied-sized fins, a sanitized snorkel, a silicone mask, and life jackets!
• Delicious complimentary local lunch!

• Photo stops in Coxen Hole by the park, French Harbor, Chocolate Factory in West End, and Rum Company at West Bay!
• Access to Beachers Bar!
• Use of beach chairs, changing rooms, showers, and restaurants!
• Free Wi-Fi!

• Optional, pre-arranged, round-trip transportation from your cruise ship terminal in Roatan!
• 4-hour catamaran sailing ride!
• English-speaking, professional snorkel guide!
• Refreshments - water, juice, beer, rum punch, and spiced platanos/banana!
• Private shore excursion groups only!

• Local PADI-certified English-speaking SCUBA diving shore excursion instructor!
• Maximum 4 SCUBA Diving students per dive master!
• All discover SCUBA diving class material!
• Full diving equipment including regulator, BCD, weights, tank, fins, mask, and snorkel!
• Discover the SCUBA Diving excursion certificate!
• Use of resort facilities including swimming pool, beach, etc!

• English-speaking Diving Excursion operation!
• PADI-certified dive master guides!
• 2-tank dive for certified SCUBA divers!
• 2 amazing diving sites - Mary's Place and Shipwreck (Prince Albert or Mr. Bud)!
• Tanks and weights included!
• Complimentary purified water and seasonal fresh fruit are on board!
• Dive gear is available to rent!

• Air-conditioned, fully licensed, and insured shore excursion transportation!
• 30-minute use of jet ski with a guide on a separate wave runner to supervise for safety!
• Turbo Suzuki jet ski single or double riding!
• Full use of West Bay Beach club facilities including lounge chairs, tables, umbrellas, palapas, bathrooms, and pool!
• Additional services are available (not included): bar, restaurant, massages, scuba, souvenirs, etc! 
• Free Wi-Fi connection!

• English-speaking certified snorkeling guide!
• 2 Great Reef Snorkel Sites!
• Small snorkel groups - max 10 snorkelers per snorkel guide!
• Full access to Mayan Princess San Simon Beach Resort facilities!
• Enjoy a beach break afterward at the Mayan Princess!

• Multilingual (English, Spanish, German, or French) speaking local snorkel excursion guide!
• Boat rides to both reefs!
• Life jackets!
• Cold bottled water and a snack of fresh fruit!
• Use of resort facilities after the snorkel is completed!

• Round-trip transportation from your cruise ship terminal in Roatan, Coxen Hole, or Mahogany Bay!
• Bilingual (English and Spanish) speaking, friendly staff!
• 3 Package options to choose from!
• Use of beach loungers!
• Access to beach facilities (pool, bathrooms, showers, and changing rooms)!

• Round-trip transportation from outside your Roatan cruise terminal (Coxen Hole and Port of Roatan Mahogany Bay)!
• Lunch (varies daily, see details below)!
• 2 drinks of your choice (additional drinks available for purchase at the cash bar)!
• Use of all Little French Key facilities and all non-motorized equipment such as snorkeling equipment, paddleboard, kayaks, water beds, water chairs, chaise lounges, etc.
• Free WiFi at Little French Key!
• Entrance fee to Daniel's Monkey and Sloth Hang Out!
• Daniel's Hang Out's T-Shirt for Adults and Paying Children!

• Bilingual (English and Spanish) speaking certified guide!
• Visit the Spanish town, Swapo Community (street market), Gravel Bay, and Sandy Bay!
• Guided snorkeling adventure!
• Complimentary bottled water and soft drinks!
• Beach break at West End!

• Round-trip transportation from the meeting point at your cruise pier in Roatan!
• Certified, bilingual (English / Spanish) speaking excursion driver/guide!
• Entrance to Infinity Bay Beach Resort!
• Lunch - One Main Dish from a selected menu!
• Open bar AI beverage menu - unlimited including alcohol, beer, soft drinks, bottled water, etc.!
• Use of Infinity Pool and Children's Pool, poolside loungers, and beach chairs!
• Guided Snorkeling opportunity on a first-come, first-serve basis!
• Free Wi-Fi in common areas!
• This Infinity Bay Beach Resort Day Pass is valid from 09:00 AM to 03:00 PM!

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Carnival Roatan Shore Excursions

We warmly welcome all Carnival passengers to the Port of Mahogany Bay, Roatan for a great day and learn about Roatan island culture, things to do, and private shore excursions. Our local friendly tour guides will take you around the island to enjoy a great vacation in Roatan, the Bay Islands of Honduras.

Isla Roatan offers an abundance of excursions and activities to delight Carnival cruisers of all ages. From snorkeling, scuba diving, sloth and monkey encounters, water sports, catamaran sailing, land tours, wildlife tours, horseback riding, or relaxing on the beach, Roatan has it all!!

Roatan Popular 15 Excursions for Carnival Cruisers

Roatan Five Stars Tours offers a variety of options for you to choose from. However, our rates are very affordable which allows you to save money while providing you with a greater selection of shore excursions to select from. In addition, you will get multiple benefits by booking with us, a personalized day, combo tours, and great discounts for groups (families & friends). Below you will find some of our shore excursions, we are also open to helping you create your own tour by adding activities and more attractions to your day.

• Roatan 3 Stop Snorkeling: Shipwreck, Starfish and Blue Channel
• Sloth, Monkeys & Birds, Chocolate Factory, Snorkeling plus Beach
• Little French Key, Lunch plus Sloth, Monkeys, and Birds
• Zipline, FREE Sloths & Monkeys, City Tour & Beach Pass
• Mangrove Tunnels plus East End Cultural Villages
• Semisub Glassbottom Boat, City Tour, and Beach Break
• Parasailing Adventure, City Tour and West Bay Beach Break
• Roatan Catamaran with Snorkeling and Shuttle
• Learn to dive in Roatan with a local divemaster (DSD Course)
• Private VIP Yacht Multiple Snorkeling & Garifuna Culture
• Horseback Riding, City Tour, Beach Break
• East End Tiki Bar, Lunch plus Harbour Sightseeing (NEW)
• Roatan ATV Adventure plus Wildlife Park (Sloths, Monkeys, Birds)
• Scuba Lionfish Spearfishing, Lunch and Shuttle
• Chocolate, Rum & Cake Factory plus City Tour
• Custom Private Tour (Tell us more about your activities)
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Roundway Transportation Included

All our shore excursions and tours include round-way transportation from and to the Roatan Mahogany Bay cruise port. Our drivers will have you back at the cruise port 2 hours before the departure time of your cruise ship or base on your schedule, we are very flexible.

Benefits of Booking with us

• Pick-up time custom to your schedule
• Private Vehicle with AC and a local friendly driver tour guide
• Stops for photos and selfies
• No overcrowding
• Add additional activities to your day (Extra Fee)
• Learn about Roatan history, culture with an islander
• By booking with us you will be supporting a local company

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As experts with extensive experience in planning and executing creative and effective event solutions, our top priority is to meet the needs of your group.

Plus, our local knowledge, expertise, and relationships will guarantee that you experience the very best each destination has to offer.

From meetings in the sand to incentive excursions, we are dedicated to creating unforgettable group experiences. Contact us with the number of your group.

Roatan Tours & Shore Excursions

Feel free to explore our Shore Excursions & Tours section to learn more about things to do in Roatan during your visit to the island. Read about our reviews on the TripAdvisor website.

Read about our previous guests enjoying with us at our TripAdvisor profile .

In conclusion, Roatan island has an option for all types of tourists, and we are ready to help you customize your day and create an unforgettable vacation with your loved ones in the Western Caribbeans.

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Roatan, Bay Islands of Honduras

Enjoy things to do in Roatan, our island history and culture. We will take you to our little villages from West to the eastern side of Roatan island. If you have a story or experience you want to share, please contact us, we will be very happy to post it in this blog.

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Dolphin Encounter

Educational Dolphin Program: Interact with the curiously playful bottlenose dolphins at Anthony's Key Resort. Enjoy the opportunity to touch and play with bottlenose dolphins. Delight in this experience of a lifetime that you will not forget!

Requirements & Restrictions: For safety reasons, pregnant women and guests with back or neck injuries may not participate in this excursion. Children 12 years and under must be accompanied by a paying adult. Children 3 and under participate for free (one per paying adult). Guests must be able to stand in waist deep water without assistance. What to Bring: Beach towel and credit/debit card for purchases. Good to Know: You’ll have the opportunity to take your own photos and be photographed by a professional photographer. See your professional photos at the resort's gift shop following the encounter and browse the selection of souvenirs prior to returning to your ship. While visiting Roatan, you will be on the Bay Islands National Marine Park, the largest protected marine area in Honduras. Please do not litter, and do not touch, disturb or buy souvenirs made from marine life. Your support makes all the difference; help conserve this marine protected area. And as time permits, please visit the Marine Park’s kiosk as you transit through the Mahogany Bay Cruise Terminal to learn more about this precious resource.

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15+ Tips and Things to Know About Visiting Mahogany Bay (Roatan) on a Cruise

Sitting about 30 miles off the coast of mainland Honduras, Roatan is a popular destination for cruise ships — especially those sailing from Galveston, New Orleans, and other ports on the Gulf of Mexico. And within Roatan is a small area surrounding a cruise port known as Mahogany Bay.

A destination for Carnival ships, if you’re sailing on the cruise line to Roatan, this is where you’ll port. Not only does the spot give you the feel of a private port of call with its own beach, shops, and more, all designed for cruise passengers, but it’s also an ideal starting point to explore the rest of the island.

So whether you want to just relax and work on your tan or you want to go experience one of the most beautiful tropical islands in the world, you can do it all from Mahogany Bay. And if you’re visiting the area, there’s plenty you should know before you arrive. Below, we’ve detailed important tips and things to know about visiting Mahogany Bay in Roatan on a cruise.

Map of Mahogany Bay, Roatan

It helps to have an idea of the lay of the land before you get off the ship. Fortunately, the area is relatively small, and the ship is always visible so you don’t run the risk of getting lost. In total, it only takes about 15 minutes to walk completely from one end of the port area to the other, with the ship right in the middle.

Go Enjoy the Free Beach (10-Minute Walk)

The first thing you’ll notice as your ship docks is the gorgeous white-sand beach to the east. With green trees, white sand, and blue water, it’s a postcard-perfect view from the ship. The best news? It’s absolutely free to go and enjoy.

Simply head off the ship and hang a right to get over to the sand and water. There you’ll find bars/restaurants, loungers, facilities, and some of the most gorgeous water you can imagine. Hitting the beach is definitely one of the most popular things to do and you’ll find lots of company hanging out, soaking up the sun.

There are Multiple Great Spots for Photos

Want a picture in front of the ship? What about a sign for Mahogany Bay? Or a sign that says what you’ll definitely think while you’re there: “I wish I could stay here forever”? There are multiple spots all around the Mahogany Bay area that are perfect for getting those souvenir photos.

And don’t worry about missing them. The only one that’s a little harder to find is a spot in front of the ship, which is on the Nature Trail in Mahogany Bay. All the others are highly visible as you walk from the ship toward the beach.

Think of Mahogany Bay as Two Sections

As mentioned, the port area of Mahogany Bay is designed for cruise passengers. It has everything that you could need and is essentially broken down into two areas.

As you exit, you’ll follow the path to the first section, which is a large open area surrounded by a number of shops, including those selling everything from high-end jewelry to a craft market with locally made goods. There is also an exit here to grab a taxi or tour bus for excursions to other parts of the island, along with a few spots to get a drink.

Then there is a pathway that takes you over to the second section of the port, which is the beach area. It’s just a few minutes walk, or there are alternate ways to get there (more on this below). This section is likely where you’ll spend most of your time should you decide to stay near the ship.

Wi-Fi Access Is Available

These days you can get Internet access on the ship, but it can be pricey and a bit slow. For instance, buying Carnival’s highest-tier plan will run you about $20 per day during your cruise. If you just want to check in occasionally, then you can wait until you get into port. Most ports have somewhere that you can access wi-fi, and Mahogany Bay in Roatan is no different.

As you exit the ship into the main shopping area, head to the left. There you’ll see a small yellow and green kiosk where you can pay $5 for unlimited wi-fi for the day covering the shopping and beach area. This is way cheaper than what you’d pay on the ship and gives you a chance to check-in back home when you just want access for a few hours.

Forgot Something? There’s a Pharmacy in Port

Inevitably, no matter how much you pack, you’ll forget something. That’s just the way it goes. While ships have shops where you can pick up forgotten items, you’ll find more variety — and usually cheaper prices — if you can wait until you get into port. There, you’ll almost always find a small “pharmacia” selling anything you might need.

That’s the case in Mahogany Bay. If you look in the shopping area of the port, you’ll find a small pharmacy that has lots of toiletries and the such for passengers who need to pick something up while in port.

There’s a Nature Trail to the Beach You Don’t Want to Miss

If you are walking over to the beach area, then you have two options to get there. There’s a regular pathway that most people take, but there’s also a nature trail that’s worth checking out.

As you head down the main paved path, you’ll see a rocky path off to the right for the trail. It has some elevation change and uneven ground, so it may not be for everyone. But if you can handle it, the trail takes you slightly back into the woods toward the water. In our visits almost nobody is there at all, giving more peace and quiet. The best part is that it offers some neat views of the ship that most people don’t see.

Don’t Want to Walk? Take the Chair Lift

One of the unique features of Mahogany Bay is one you can easily see from the ship. The port offers a chair lift that takes you from the main shopping over to the beach. You catch the lift near the exit from the shopping area. It costs $8 for kids and $14 for adults (though prices may change).

One thing to know is that the ride is a bit slow. It goes at about the same pace as walking but also stops to load and unload passengers. That means being up in the full sun with no shade. It will give you a good view and is a neat experience, but just take note of the weather. If it’s hot and still, you might be more comfortable walking.

“Clamshells” Are a Must on the Beach… Or Find the Shady Spot Farther Down

The beach at Mahogany Bay is beautiful. There’s little doubt that you’ll want to spend some time on it. But you’ll also want some shade. For most people, that means renting one of the “clamshell” covers that are lined up on the beach. They are a bit expensive — $26 for a spot — but it’s worth saving your skin from the sun.

If you want to save some cash, then one tip is to head down the beach a little farther. There you’ll find loungers that are underneath the shade of some small trees. It gives you some relief from the sun and saves your wallet.

Remember, This Is Just a Small Portion of Roatan

For many, visiting Mahogany Bay is idyllic. But if you’re an explorer, then know there is a whole lot more of the island to check out. All told, Roatan is 30 miles from end-to-end, with gorgeous beaches dotted around. If you’re a diver or snorkeler, the area has one of the largest barrier reefs in the world. In other words, it might be worth checking out the excursions offered or set up your own up for when you visit. There’s an entire world out there beyond the port area.

Bring Some Cash Into Port

While Mahogany Bay is for the enjoyment of cruise passengers, it’s not just an extension of the cruise ship. That means unlike some private islands you might visit, you can’t just use your keycard to pay for things in port. Instead, it’s a good idea to bring cash with you. Yes, you can use credit cards, but we like to use cash instead of risking using the card in a place where we are leaving that afternoon.

Drinks/Food Are Available in the Port Area

One the highlights of any port is being able to grab something to eat or drink somewhere other than the ship. While we think the food on a cruise ship is overall pretty good, eating anything for several days in a row can wear on you.

So if you want to hit the beach, the good news is that there is are bars/restaurants that serve cruise passengers… and they are just steps from the sand. Just keep in mind that you’ll pay tourist prices. While many ports offer cheap drink specials for those passing by, with only a few options available, we found the prices were inline with what you’ll pay on the ship.

Want to Hit the Water? Lots of Rentals Are Available

Sure you can go swimming, but there are plenty of other ways to get out on the water. From kayaks to snorkel gear to paddle boats to personal floats, they are all available for you to rent. Just head over to the beach area and you’ll see the building for rentals

Just be prepared for the prices. Renting snorkel gear cost $20, while a kayak was $34 an hour. Even an umbrella for the beach was $26. Here’s a full list of prices from a recent trip:

• Snorkel gear: $20/day
• Floating mat: $9/day
• Hydro Bike: $30/hour
• Paddle Board: $30/hour
• Fun Cat (small boat): $50/hour
• Sea Clam: $60/day
• Clamshell: $26/day
• Sea Hammock: $30/day
• Aqua Cycle: $26/half hour
• Aqua Cycle Boat: $60/half hour
• Paddle Boat: $46/hour
• Kayak: $34/hour
• Umbrella: $26/day

There Are Lockers to Store Your Valuables

Want to hit the beach? You can leave your valuables with your stuff, but that means having to keep an eye on things. Instead, there are lockers available for visitors. Head up to the rental station (where things like kayaks and snorkel gear are also for rent). The cost is $6 for a locker, along with a $6 deposit.

Need a Shower or Restroom? Yep, They Are Available

If you’re planning to hit the beach, it’s good to know that showers and restrooms are available to visitors for no charge. You’ll pass the restrooms as you make your way to the beach and go through a “tunnel” between two buildings. Showers are farther down the beach, past the restaurants. There is a line of about 6-8 stations where you can rinse off the sand and salt water. While they are nothing fancy (just a bunch of shower heads lined up), it feels amazing to get all the sand and salt off the body after a day at the beach.

Adventurous? Try “Fish Therapy”

We weren’t brave enough to try it, but many people were — and it was quite the spectacle. Near the beach (right next to the shower heads) is a small building that has several tanks of water lined up. As you walk toward it, you might think that people are just soaking their feet. But a closer inspection reveals there are fish in the tanks.

This is “fish therapy” where people soak their feet and dozens of tiny little fish eat all the dead skin cells. Predictably, the spot had many people talking and lots of people stopping to take a look. It’s something that you don’t see every day, so if you get the chance and have the urge, try it out. Those who tried it raved about it afterward.

Bring a Towel, Keycard, and ID From The Ship

For a day at the beach you don’t need much, but there are a couple of important things to bring. First, you want to bring a beach towel from the ship. You are allowed to bring them with you (as long as you return it), and it’s something you’ll definitely want as we didn’t see any towels available at Mahogany Bay.

Second, you’ll want to bring your room keycard. This is scanned as you get off the ship (so the staff knows you are onshore when accounting for passengers) so there isn’t a real danger of forgetting it. But, you’ll also need to bring photo ID. The cards and ID are checked as you head to the beach and again as you go to return to the ship to ensure that you’re with the cruise and not a tourist who happened to wander into the wrong area.

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What I am looking for nice sandy beach and not rocky? In Aruba we rent a car and drive. just wondering if this is advisable in Rotan?

So if you are on Carnival, you’ll head to Mahogany Bay on Roatan, which is private area for passengers. There is a very nice sandy beach that you’ll see from the ship. If sailing to the other port on the island, then you can make your way to the west end of the island via taxi. I’m sure you could rent a car, but it might be easier just to pay a taxi driver to drive you around for the day.

My second home is on Roatan. One day when a ship was in port, I drove over to Mahogany Bay to check it out. I was able to sneak into the shopping area and looked around, purchasing a few tee shirts. But when I wanted to check out the beach area, I was barred from doing so. As far as I am concerned, that was Carnival’s loss. The one time I landed on Roatan with my friend on a cruise ship, it was with Norwegian and therefore was in Coxen Hole.

I agree with Michael above that this is my favourite island in the Caribbean, bar none. It is lush and tropical with jungle, as opposed to many that are little more than deserts. I tend to stay away from the tourist areas when ships are in port, and there are plenty of other beaches on-island that have few tourists most of the time. The roads sure have improved, especially where my home is, with both routes I can use now being concrete. I just hope that Roatan stays close to what it is now, and not like many of the islands that are just expensive tourist traps.

This is by far my favorite port in the western Caribbean. I have visited approximately 11 times and have to say, as much as there is things to do at the cruise center, venturing beyond the port is a must!

The beach at Mahogany By is man made, yes it’s a nice beach, but nothing like visiting the Little French Key and West Bay Beach.

Nice work on this post tanner, very thorough and informative!

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Has anyone ever purchased the Moscow excursion on the 2 day Saint Petersburg port of call. Would love to see if anyone thought it was worth it. I would really like to do it.

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17 minutes ago, HistoricRoswell said: Has anyone ever purchased the Moscow excursion on the 2 day Saint Petersburg port of call. Would love to see if anyone thought it was worth it. I would really like to do it.

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I suggest you spend the two days in St Petersburg rather than taking the tour to Moscow. There is so much to see in St Petersburg that two days are hardly enough. It is a very long drive to Moscow and you would not have much time in the city - not enough to see even the highlights.

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To get a glimpse of Russia’s vastness and diversity, you don’t have to travel all the way to Siberia. A few places are easily accessible for day trips from Moscow

Sergeyev Posad

Located 70 km (43 miles) northeast of Moscow, the town of Sergeyev Posad is home to the Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius, the most important Russian Orthodox monastery in the country.

Few places in the country demonstrate the architectural journey that Russian churches undertook from the 14 th century to the present day. St. Sergius of Radonezh, a venerated Russian saint, founded the monastery in 1345. Numerous structures were built in the compound in the subsequent centuries.

Trains leave every 30 minutes for Sergeyev Posad from Moscow’s Yaroslavskiy Railway Station. You can also take Bus Number 388 from the VDNKh metro station.

A pilgrimage spot for fans of Anton Chekhov , Melikhovo, 74 km (46 miles) from Moscow, is the former estate of the great playwright.

Chekhov moved to the estate in 1892 from Moscow and lived there till 1899. This is where he wrote classics such as The Seagull and his famous trilogy: The Man in a Case, About Love, and Gooseberries.

“My estate’s not much, but the surroundings are magnificent,” Chekhov wrote about Melikhovo.  The estate has been converted into a museum where the main house has preserved the 19 th century ambience. You can visit Chekhov’s study as well as the cottage where he wrote The Seagull.

Each May the estate hosts a weeklong theatre festival.

Suburban trains (elechtrichkas) run regularly from Moscow’s Kursky Railway Station to the town of Chekhov. From Chekhov take bus number 25 to the estate.

Nobody would ever visit the otherwise nondescript town of Monino, 33 km (20.5 miles) east of Moscow, if it didn’t have one of the world’s greatest open-air aviation museums.

The Central Air Force Museum, which is in Monino’s airfield, has 173 Russian aircraft and over 100 aircraft engines. The facility was an airbase from 1932 to 1956, when it was converted into a museum.

Along with aircraft from the Second World War, the Mi-12 Homer double rotor helicopter and the Bartini Beriev VVA-14 amphibious aircraft, the museum also has exhibits related to military aviation history such as the uniform of captured U2 pilot Gary Powers.

There’s no better way to learn about the history of Russian military aviation than taking a guided tour conducted by ex-pilots. Media reports indicate that the museum will be closed to the public from July 2016, so make a dash for it, if you’re a military aviation enthusiast.

Suburban trains (elechtrichkas) leave regularly for Monino from the Yaroslavskiy Railway Station.  The airfield is surrounded by defense installations and is not a walking distance from the station. Take a taxi from the station to avoid bus routes that pass through military areas.

You can also take bus number 322 to Monino from the Partizanskaya Metro Station.

The historic city, which is at the confluence of the Volga and Kotorosi rivers, is about 250 km (155 miles) northeast of Moscow. A part of the Golden Ring , the historic city center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The city center, which is compact and can easily be explored by foot, has around 140 protected monuments. The riverfront houses several old and famous monasteries.

The Spaso-Preobrazhensky Monastery, which is believed to have been founded in the 12 th century, is one of the city’s most well preserved religious complexes. Visitors are allowed to enter the 32-meter high bell tower, which was built in the mid-16 th century. The views are absolutely stunning from the top.

There are several nice cafes with views of the river in the city center.

Long-distance trains depart regularly for Yaroslavl from the Yaroslavskiy Railway Station.  It is a four-hour journey on most trains, although there is one fast service.

For a daytrip, you should ideally take a train from the capital at 7:35 am (reaches Yaroslavl at 10:51) and take one back at 7:32 pm (reaches Moscow at 10:53 pm).

If a find a journey to Yaroslavl too tiring for a day trip, a good alternative is the Tver , which is 162 km (100 miles) north of Moscow.

The city, which is at the confluence of the Tvertsa and Volga rivers, was founded in 1135.  Most of the ancient buildings were destroyed by a fire in 1763, after which it was redesigned for Empress Catherine the Great as a “road palace” to rest on the journey between Moscow and St. Petersburg.

The riverfront has a nice collection of 18 th and 19 th century building and churches. The city center is also compact and can easily be explored by foot.

One of the most popular gathering places in the city is the square housing the statue to Afanasy Nikitin, one of Tver’s greatest sons.  Nikitin, a 15 th century merchant was one of the first Europeans to travel to and document his visit to India.

Another popular hangout is the embankment from where you can see the Starovolzhsky Bridge.

Trains regularly depart for Tver from the Leningradskiy Station. The faster trains take a little over an hour to get to Tver.

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“Broadway” and carnival will take place on the day of the city of Moscow

On Saturday, the first day of September, 2012, at 12:00 at the Red Square the opening celebration of the city of Moscow will take place, – says “Rossiyskaya Gazeta”. In the 865-day anniversary of the capital about 600 entertainment programs and activities are scheduled.

September 1 at Pushkin Square the concert “Moscow Broadway” will take place, where Muscovites and tourists could see excerpts from musicals, successfully going on capital stages in recent years. In particular, the musical artists from “Cats”, “Zorro”, “Mamma Mia” and “The Sound of Music” will perform on stage. Brodvey evening will be directed by Yevgeny Pisarev, the head the Pushkin Drama Theater.

On Sakharov Avenue there will be a carnival dedicated to the bicentennial of the War of 1812, and on Tsvetnoy Boulevard the circus artists will be performing.

Of the more unusual show we can mention the planned race of waiters with trays on the Theatre passage and the dynamic lighting show in Gorky Park and on Tverskaya Street.

Besides the entertainment show the coordinators of the festival planned for the first time a number of informative excursions that tourists will enjoy no doubt. For example, interested persons could go with a guide along the walls of the Kremlin and from the Tropinin museum till Zamoskvorechye. The cost of walking tours start at a few thousand, but the bus ride tours of Moscow will cost 12 thousand rubles.

The fireworks on September 1 will complete the holiday, which will be held on Vasilevsky descent, Cosmonauts Alley in Troitsk and on Poklonnaya Hill.

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