Deep Sea
Fishing or Flat Fishing
Half day fishing $400.00 for the boat 1 to
5 people plus 12% tax
Full day
fishing $600.00 for the boat 1 to
5 people plus 12% tax.
Deep sea fishing and snorkeling combo $650.00
for the boat 1 to 10 people for 5 hours, and
includes
a snorkel stops each 30 minutes. First stop is a wall
snorkel, the second snorkel is at a 100 year old La Estrella
ship wreck in shallow
water. This steel boiler vessel was reportedly loaded with horses
on the way to Cuba. When the ship ran into the reef and sank, the
crew and all the horse swam to shore. Many of the island horses
originated from these survivors. There is a one hour beach break at Palmetto Beach
Plantation where the guest have the option of the bunch at the bar and
restaurant. Refreshments are also served on the boat.
All rates are per
person and for one boat. Groups
of up to four will fish from one boat.
The daily rate also includes:
boat, fishing equipment, captain (for
flats fishing it is recommended that you bring your own equipment),
ground
transportation to and from the airport, private cabin
at Crystal Beach Cabins, soft drinks, local beer, water,
lunch on board, and a
full dinner at the
end of the day at the restaurant. Rates do not include taxes, tips, alcoholic
drinks at the restaurant. Reservations need to
be made at least 30 days prior to arrival. For
non-fishing persons snorkeling packages and Island tours are also available.
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Snorkeling Information

Photo Credits Carlos Gordon
Photo Credits Bill Orr
Snorkel tour with 3 stops including
Shipwreck and a beach and lunch break.
$75/person includes transportation round trip, equipment, life jackets,
and refreshments and a beach break at Palmetto Beach Plantation.
Maximum of 12 people in this tour.
On the way to the snorkel tour you will pass along Roatan's northern
shore and pass thru the mangroves near the first snorkel site. The
second stop is at the La Estrella ship wreck site.
You
will notice that there are only 4 people on the tour besides Capt Sam
and the webmaster taking photos. You will end up at Palmetto Bay
where you will have a relaxing lunch and rest stop on the beach.
Look closely as you will not find very many people here. The day
these photos were taken there were about 15 people at the restaurant and
no one on the beach!

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