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Cuisine in Roatan is known for its Caribbean flavor, with a marked African, Spanish, and Creole influence. Fresh local seafood, fried plantains, baleadas, and casamiento (red beans & rice) are a few of the staples we are looking forward to!

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Roatan’s classic cocktail made of rum, vodka, Kahlua, Bailey’s, and coconut cream. Its named after the island’s numerous Monkey Lala Lizards- which are known for their dramatic head movements and funny way of walking. Its said after a few of these drinks you may find yourself moving like a Monkey Lala :)

The Cayos Cochinos is a protected marine park consisting of two large islands and thirteen tiny coral cays. Chartered boats depart from Roatan and travel 40km to the Garifuna fishing villages, stopping for some deep sea fishing and snorkeling before heading to Chachahuate Island for a traditional Garifuna lunch. https://www.ruthlessroatancharters.com/cayos-cochinos