Arch's Iguana and Marine Park

Start your half-day tour with pickup from your cruise ship terminal or your accommodation in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle. Then, make your way to the first of two animal sanctuaries with your professional, bilingual guide. Visit Daniel Johnson’s Monkey and Sloth Hangout, a small, family-run animal sanctuary and a safe and loving environment for many animals. You will get to interact with and learn all about sloths, capuchin monkeys, scarlet macaws, and parrots, with a guided tour through the park. Then, head to The Arch’s Iguana & Marine Park, one of the oldest animal sanctuaries on the island of Roatan. Established back in 1980 to protect iguanas, it is now home to over 4,000 iguanas, including the black spiny-tailed iguana that is native to Central America. After all the animal love, finish off with a beach break. Rest or make use of the facilities such as beach chairs, freshwater, WiFi, and showers before returning to your cruise ship or hotel, lunch, snacks and drinks also available for purchase.

Enjoy a private combo tour to visit Arch’s Iguana and Marine Park, Daniel Johnson’s Family-run animal sanctuary, and explore the real culture of Roatan island. Visit Arch’s Iguana and Marine Park, a local family-run operation dedicated to the preservation of some of Roatan’s most emblematic but over-exploited wildlife. Led by Mr. Sherman Arch, the head of a local family from French Cay, they have made it their mission to educate the local community, as well as tourists and visitors that come to the island, about the importance of protecting Roatan’s most vulnerable species as well as the natural habitats where they thrive. Interact with the iguanas, feed and hold them if you wish. Learn about the green iguana, and the spiny-tailed black iguana (also known locally as wishiwilly and/or garrobo), which have long been hunted for their flesh, skin, and eggs. These types of iguana are classified as endangered species, with the spiny-tailed black iguana classified as critically endangered, given that it is high on the list of poachers who hunt them for human consumption. Next, visit Daniel Johnson’s Family-run animal sanctuary featuring sloths, monkeys, tropical birds, and other exotic native species. (No Sloths Holding Allowed) only Monkeys & birds & other animals Afterward, take an island tour experience where your driver/guide will take you to explore the real culture of Roatan island. Stop at multiple local towns, providing historical information of each area. Stop at amazing sites of the island for you to take photos. Also, visit the chocolate factory and rum cake factory.

Discover Roatan’s different types of species and wildlife on the island on a guided tour hearing and learning about Roatan’s history and rich culture. This tour is combines by 3 great stops for you to see, learn and photograph some Roatan wildlife. Your tour starts out from your ship terminal with a small city tour followed by visit to Arch Iguana Farm where you will see over 2,700 iguanas running free, head down the dock see and feed the different type of fishes in the water you will have the chance to learn and photograph all these different type of spicies on a guided tour through the park. Then head over to the Daniel Johnson Park to visit the monkey ansd sloths sanctuary eco-park that provides a safe and loving environment for many animals. Learn all about scarlet macaws, monkeys, sloths and parrots, on a guided tour. After that a stop at the chocolate and rum factory, for free sample of home made chocolate and rum on the island, before relaxing on west bay beach and the use of the beach club facilities.

It's a Tour design special for those traveling with kids, no need to be stuck into a van with a huge bunch of other people here you will have your air condition private van for the day, where you can take your time at each stop that you make without being rush, our drivers make sure that you are back to ship 2 hours before ship leaves, Arch Iguana Farm is one of the oldest Sanctuary on the Island with over 100 Iguanas, there is also a Mariner where you can feed tarpon and other fishes, Mayan Eden Eco Park has a variation of colorful Butterflies, here at the eco-park you also get to interact with Monkey Macaws Sloth tucan, and much more, we also have a suspension and a walking trail for those that love to enjoy nature, we also make a stop at Mayak chocolate for samples.