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Overview
DIVE INTO PARADISE: ROATÁN MAYAN PRINCESS ADVENTURE
Join BlueBound Travel for a curated dive adventure on the lush, laid-back island of Roatán, located along the second-largest barrier reef in the world—the vibrant Mesoamerican Reef. For seven nights, we’ll call the Mayan Princess Beach & Dive Resort home, a boutique-style, all-inclusive beachfront property that blends tropical comfort with easy access to world-class diving.
All diving is provided through our local partner—the resort’s onsite 5-Star PADI Instructor Development Center, a team we trust to deliver safe, smooth, and unforgettable underwater experiences. Working closely with our BlueBound guides, these professionals help us create a trip where every diver, whether it’s your first night dive or your hundredth wreck, feels supported and inspired.
Expect 16 scheduled dives, including dramatic wall dives, lush coral gardens, swim-throughs, and a complimentary night dive. You’ll explore iconic sites like Mary’s Place, Blue Channel, and the El Aguila Wreck, all just minutes from the dock.
Live Like Royalty, Dive Like Family
After your dive day wraps, return to your elegant villa or deluxe suite—steps from the beach or overlooking the infinity pool. Dine on Caribbean-fusion cuisine at the resort’s multiple restaurants, sip cocktails from the swim-up bar, and enjoy nightly live music and cultural entertainment.
This is more than a dive trip—it’s a whole Caribbean experience, with group camaraderie, tropical luxury, and personal touches every step of the way.
Adventure Beyond the Blue
When you’re not diving, take advantage of included amenities like kayaks, beach loungers, and spa access. Want to explore further? We’ll help arrange optional excursions such as:
- Little French Key day trip
- Garifuna village tours
- Mangrove kayaking
- Zipline canopy adventures
Whether you want to unplug or explore Roatán’s rich cultural and ecological offerings, there’s something for every pace and interest.
A Day in the Life: What It’s Like to Dive Roatán with BlueBound
Start the morning with fresh tropical fruit, eggs made to order, and a strong Honduran coffee at Balam Restaurant. After breakfast, your dive boat awaits just steps from your room. The first dive might take you to Mary’s Place, where vertical crevices are packed with coral and color. Surface interval? A shaded stretch of boat deck with fresh pineapple and sea breeze.
By early afternoon, you’re back at the resort for lunch by the pool or toes in the sand at San Simon Beach Club. The rest of the day is yours—book a massage, snorkel from the beach, or join a short excursion into West Bay.
As the sun sets, join the group for dinner and a toast at Celeste’s or stay in for live music under the stars. By the time your head hits the pillow, your wetsuit is drying and tomorrow’s sites are being planned over nightcaps.
The BlueBound Difference: Dive with Purpose
At BlueBound Travel, we don’t just explore—we preserve. Every trip is personally guided, with one or more of our experienced dive professionals on site to handle logistics, assist with gear, offer dive tips, and ensure safety throughout the week.
Our guides are there to support you, not to vacation. They’ll work closely with local dive teams, helping steer decisions and uphold the highest standards. From the moment you arrive, you’ll feel like you’ve done this with us before—even if it’s your first time.
We partner only with local businesses that share our commitment to conservation, comfort, and meaningful connection. With BlueBound, you dive with purpose, and you’re never just a passenger.
Highlights
- Crystal-clear waters: With visibility of up to 100 feet, Roatan offers an unparalleled underwater experience.
- Vibrant marine life: The island is home to an incredible array of sea creatures, including dolphins, sea turtles, and colorful fish.
- Wreck diving: Explore the HMS Thunderbolt, a British ship that sank in 1943, or the Odyssey, a 400-foot cargo ship that sank in 1996.
- Coral reefs: Discover the island's stunning coral reefs, teeming with marine life and coral formations.
- Shipwrecks and drop-offs: Experience the thrill of diving near underwater cany
