Beach Club, Reef and Starfish Snorkel
Roatan
Tour Details
Get ready to have some fun under the tropical sun as you take a ride in an air-conditioned vehicle from the port to the popular Sol Y Mar Beach Club. Upon arrival, hit the waters for a refreshing swim or relax on one of the many beach chairs and work on your tan.
Afterward, board a boat for a ride out to the reef, be provided all the necessary snorkeling gear, and go below the waters to explore a magical undersea world full of vibrant coral and colorful fish.
Once you have seen the hidden gems of the world's largest barrier reef you will climb back on the boat for a second snorkeling stop, where you will be greeted by dozens of starfish lining the ocean floor.
Here's your chance to get up close and personal to these amazing echinoderms when you free-dive 10 feet down, or you can just admire them through the crystal clear water from the deck of the boat.
Sign up for this tour today and get ready to live the island life in Roatan.
$100 per person
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Reference: Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Seven Seas Mariner, Departing Wed, Mar 31, 2027
Buy OnlineMore about this tour
Shore Excursion Size: Standard
Shore Excursion Type: Snorkeling
Shore Excursion Duration: 4.5
Shore Excursion Departs From: The cruise ship pier, or an approximately 15-minute walk from the cruise ship pier.
Activity Level: Moderate
Food/Beverage Provided: Beverage
Recommended Dress: We recommend wearing your swim suit under casual clothing. We also suggest sunscreen (biodegradable), hat, sunglasses and rubber soled walking shoes.
Restrictions: This tour can accommodate a collapsible wheelchair at the beach, however the boat used for the snorkeling trip is not wheelchair accessible.