Questions about Fantasy Island

[nagel]

My 15 year old is really wanting to do the zip-lines. Is there more than one operator or just one? If more than one, is one better than the other? How long are the zip-lines? We did some in Mexico a few years back and they were fun, but not really that big. Maybe 20 yards at a time.

Snagel

 

[CajunDiva]

I think there are three zip-line operators on the island...at least there were a while back. Pirates of the Caribbean seems to be popular. I have never tried it myself...I just can't seem to give up any dives to try something else

 

[Fantasy Dive Travel]

There are several zip line operators on the island. We typically use The Pirates of the Caribbean Zip Line as well as the South Shore Canopy Tour.

Here is a video of the South Shore Tour to give you an idea on just how much fun it is.




Let us know if you have any other questions and we can’t wait to see you in Roatan!

 

[SteveC]

How about a sight seeing tour. I'd like to see some of the island.

 

[nagel]

Now we are talking zip-lines. Those looked a lot bigger than what we did in Mexico. Thanks.

Snagel

 

[CajunDiva]

Now we are talking zip-lines. Those looked a lot bigger than what we did in Mexico. Thanks.

Snagel

That looks like the real deal huh?

I'm sure your 15-year old will be in heaven...and probably you too!

 

[Fantasy Dive Travel]

You actually have several options during your stay for different island tours. Shopping tours are the most popular but guests really seem to enjoy the horseback riding tour. Water taxis are easily accessible on the west end of the island and can be an inexpensive way of getting a beautiful water view.

Here is a video of what you can expect to see on some of the tours.

 

[CajunDiva]

Did somebody say shopping??? Be aware...Roatan would not be considered a place for "retail therapy", but they did just open the new Mega-Mall near Fantasy Island

If you want a truly unique shopping experience, look up "Yaba Ding Ding" in Coxen Hole. It's right along side the supermarket (Eldon's, I think) and they stock genuine Honduran articles. The owner's name is Terri and she is a really nice person...I try to get by there whenever I can - her tie-dye creations are FUN

 

[Cajuncru Diver]

"Shopping" did someone say "Shopping" at a dive resort.
I have only one thing to say about that-----HERESY

:rofl3

 

[nagel]

Now the important question....Coffee. Do they (FI) provide coffee in the rooms? Should I bring my own? Do they have coffee makers in the rooms?

Snagel