What a hidden gem this is!! There just a few days ago and in all honesty a piece of what I can only hope stays so perfect and so well cared for for everone. First off I wrote to Cindy and she was quick to respond to my questions. We booked on line, but paid the day we were there.... more

what a GORGEOUS little island! loved the host: cindy. loved the gift shop: air conditioned, quality merch. loved the bar/restaurant: super fresh calamari, yummy shrimp, cold local beers. loved the pool: right temperature, clean, bar service. loved the snorkeling: guide in a kayak to point out the fish or help you find your way back to the pier through the... more

Fins 'n Flippers has changed their name to Maya Key and has raised the price from $20 per person to $50 per person. They have added admission to an animal sanctuary(small zoo), and a replica of some ruins. No food or drinks are included in the inflated price. Every cruiser I have talked to that planned on visiting this facility... more

We were on a cruise on the Carnival Legend and stopped at Isla Roatan - we decided to go to Anthony's Key and it was a great choice- thru Fins and Flippers we took a water shuttle from the pier- just a short walk from the cruise dock- it was $20 if you booked on line or $25 the day... more

This place is beautiful and has something for everyone. Close to the ship, rescued animals in cages they are rehabilitating, beautiful pool, quiet beach (though too shallow for swimming) and awesome snorkeling. They have a nice bar and eating area, gift shop with a large selection of items. The staff is very friendly. Free boat ride to the island (takes... more

We spent one day at Fins n Flippers while on a cruise. We made our reservations online through their website before leaving for our cruise. They have us directions to their boat dock and even answered my email about where I could leave my personal belongings (ie wallet, camera) while we were snorkeling. The woman who owned Fins n Flippers... more

We went as part of a cruise stop. Easy to find with all the tour groups. It is a quick walk to the pontoon boat transfer. The island is off the bow of the ship, so nice and close. Beautiful island, very clean and well kept. Great little shop for tshirts and gifts. Bathrooms were nice, big and clean! Great... more

Roatan was a stop on our cruise (Carnival Liberty). I had heard there wasn't much to do in Honduras so I booked this place. Advance purchase was $20 a person and it was well worth it. We met the tour guide at the dock, they took us on about a 3 minute boat ride to the island. The island was... more

We reached Roatan by way of Carnival's Liberty. Our original itinerary listed Cozumel, but it was replaced with Isla Roatan because of the swine flu outbreak. We had been here before, but it had been several years ago. The dock area has changed quite a bit and wasn’t at all like we’d remembered it. There were new buildings and a... more