Upstairs:
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1 masterbedroom(1 queen), 2 guestrooms (1 queen and twin) and 2 twins, full kitchen and dining and living room.

Downstairs:
1 bedroom and 1 full kitchen, 2 bathrooms, and living room with pull out sofa that accommodates 2 people.

Rates:
Upstairs Unit- Emerald Beach House--Sky:
$2,000/week for December, January, February, March, April, July, and August.
$1,700/week for May, June, September, October, and November.
$2,500/week for Christmas/New Years and Easter Weeks.
$500 security deposit due 30 days in advance of arrival and returned 30 days after.
Maximum 6 people upstairs, including children. Rates do not include 16% Honduran Sales tax.

Downstairs Unit- Emerald Beach House--Earth:
$1,000/week for December, January, February, March, April, July, August.
$800/week for May, June, September, October, and November.
$1,300 for Christmas/New Years and Easter Weeks.
$300 security deposit due 30 days in advance of arrival and returned 30 days after.
Maximum 4 people downstairs, including children. Rates do not include 16% Honduran Sales tax.

Emerald Beach House - FAQ

Are there direct flights from the US?
Roatan is easily accessible from the US with direct flights from Miami (Sundays) and Houston (Saturdays and Sundays) on Taca Airlines. Continental Airlines operates 2 direct flights from Houston on Saturday. Delta also offers direct flights from Atlanta on Saturday. Daily flights on Continental and American are available to San Pedro Sula on the mainland, with a short connecting flight to the island.

What should I pack?
Roatan is very informal. Bring your snorkel gear and swimsuit. Don't forget a supply of insect repellent and suntan lotion!

Are supermarkets in the area? There are two well-stocked supermarkets on the island that carry a fair range of American goods, but are obviously more expensive than in the US. Chicken, seafood of all types, fruit and vegetables are in abundance. Liquor and beer is significantly cheaper than back home.

What activities should I plan?
• Visit the quaint village of Oakridge, just a few minutes drive away.
• Take a water taxi through the mangrove canals and see the houses built on stilts over the water.
• Have lunch in one of the great little restaurants right on the water.
• Take the car to colorful West End with its bars, restaurants, dive shops and souvenir stores.
• Swing through the treetops on either of Roatan's great Canopy Tours. One is located on the road to West Bay, and the second is located on the road to Palmetto Bay near French Harbour.
• Go diving on the incredible coral reef that surrounds the island. Not a diver? No problem! Take a course while you're here with one of the many professional dive shops.
• Relax on the beautiful sandy beach at West Bay.

Emerald Beach House - Roatan Information

  Roatan is the largest, most developed and most frequented of the Bay Islands. Essentially a long, forested ridge rising from the Caribbean, it retains much of the original landscape that the Buccaneers knew in the 17th and 18th Century. There are several towns around the island, each offering their own unique character to Roatan visitors.

Emerald Beach House - Contact Us

Please contact Maritza or Francesca Kennedy by e-mail at RoatanHouse@aol.com or by phone at U.S. number 610.703.6865

Emerald Beach House - Links

  • www.roatansearch.com   Roatan Search Engine.
  • www.usatoday.com   USATODAY - Roatan: Honduran Caribbean island offers beaches, diving and solitude.

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