Diving and rustic elegance in Caribbean Honduras

Roatan, Honduras – shipwrecks, sea caves and Mayan coral fringing reefs – which are all in a day Diving in the Bay Islands of Roatan, Honduras. No phones or televisions, Anthony's Key Resort (AKR) offers rustic elegance passenger cabins on the beach and parrots living in the trees.

Anthony Key Resort is a certificate, including diving complex perched on the edge of the second longest barrier reef barrier in the world. Approximately 96 percent of all species found anywhere in the Caribbean can be seen on the reefs of the Bay Islands'. The Divers can see a great variety of marine life including reef sharks, dolphins, parrot fish, seahorses and sea fans. Guests can explore shipwrecks many nearby, including a sunken airplane covered with sea grass and coral sand. With water visibility ranging from 75 to 150 feet (25-43 meters), and 35 dive sites than 5 to 30 minutes away, the possibilities are endless underwater.

Anthony's Key Resort is also suitable for eco-travelers and is ideal for families, providing children and adults the opportunity to swim, feed and train the dolphins on the site at the Institute of Marine Sciences, Roatan.

Anthony's Key Resort is a five star PADI Instructor Development Center, which offers a wide range of courses and certifications for all levels, including Open-Certification Water, Rescue Diver and Divemaster Adventure Diver. For children, offering a field of diving dolphins and says (Supplied Air Snorkeling for Youth) program.

Water activities include horseback riding on white sandy beaches, sea kayaking and canoeing, sport fishing, canopy tree, exploring museums and the 2000 years of ancient Mayan ruins in Copan.

Roatan Island is located in Central America, 35 miles (55 kilometers) off the north coast of Honduras. At 40 miles (60 kilometers) long and less than four miles (six kilometers) wide, Roatan is the largest of eight islands and is based on an extensive system of fringing reefs. Warm weather, usually in the mid 80's (27 Celsius) remains comfortable by constant trade winds.

Diving Packages at start U.S. $ 599 AKR ($ 825 CAN) and includes seven nights lodging, three daily dives, meals, swimming with dolphins, horseback riding, canoeing, kayaking and the entrance to Roatan Museum.

Roatan is easily accessible by air from most North American cities. In Honduras most recent airline, Sun Air offers direct flights from Miami. They offer a new alternative for leisure travelers and business community with hot meals and open bar, service on board. Reservations can be made by calling (866) 3SOL-AIR, or online.

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