LOCATION

Mayan Princess Beach & Dive Resort is the first choice for discerning travelers. Located on the lush and beautiful Caribbean island of Roatan , our resort is an easy two hour flight from major US gateway cities, and then only a 25 minute ride from the Roatan International Airport .

Roatan is served by Continental, Delta and TACA airlines, with weekly non-stop flights to and from Atlanta (ATL), Houston (IAH), Miami (MIA), and Newark (EWR). Charter flights from Toronto and Milan, Italy are also available. Connecting flights on other major airlines are available through San Pedro Sula (Honduras), Tegucigalpa (Honduras) and San Salvador (El Salvador).

To enter Honduras , foreigners and residents must have a valid passport with at least six (6) months remaining before expiration. Citizens from the United States, Canada, Italy, and Spain need no visa; residents of all other countries should check with the nearest Honduran Consulate for specific requirements. http://www.sre.hn/embajadash.html

ABOUT ROATAN

The Bay Islands of Honduras offer a very different world from mainland Honduras . The islands’ history, which includes many disputes between the Spaniards and the British during colonial times (with the British actually controlling the islands most of time) have given the islands a unique heritage. There are several islands within the department, with the three largest ones being the most popular with tourists: Utila, Roatan and Guanaja. English is so widely spoken in the Bay Islands that some people don't even speak Spanish, despite the fact that this is the official language of Honduras!

Roatan's modern international airport is only a short flight from the gateway cities of Houston, Atlanta, New York, Toronto and Miami .

You'll receive a warm greeting from our friendly, bilingual (English & Spanish) population whose ancestral origins are a combination of the eight separate cultures that both fought and flourished here during the past 400 years.

Only 30 miles long and three miles wide, slender Roatan is the largest and most developed of the eight islands and more than 60 cays that make up the Bay Islands of Honduras .

Paved roads, well-stocked supermarkets, telephone and wireless internet are all available but the island is still a small, tropical paradise…and one of the best-kept secrets in the Caribbean.

Travel Tips…

Occasionally the airlines are unable to deliver luggage along with corresponding passengers. We do everything we can to help you if this happens but, in order to ensure you’ll have a wonderful stay at the Mayan Princess, please be sure to bring the following items in your carry-on luggage:

• Extra clothes
• Toothbrush and other basic toiletries
• Medication
• Contact lenses, solution and case
• Insect repellant and sunscreen
• Clearly label your carry-on luggage

To enter Honduras , U.S. citizens must have a valid U.S. passport, with at least six months left before expiration. When planning a trip to Honduras, residents of all other countries should check with the Honduran Consulate for specific requirements. Be sure to set aside $33 per person for the departure tax charged at the Roatan airport. Only cash is accepted.