Bay Islands

Surrounded by warm clad waters and gentle coral reefs on the edge of the Great Western Barrier reef, the beautiful Bay Islands hold a secret over the rest of the Caribbean; these surrounding reefs are home to 96% of all marine species found in the entire Caribbean Sea; the highest marine diversity in one locality.

Cosmopolitan Cove

Activities & Culture: 
Snuggled onto the borderline of the Mesoamerican Reef System (thee 2nd largest reef system in the world), the Bay Islands is legendary for blossoming an age of dive culture in the 60 when the melting pot of Spanish, Carib, American and European cultures came of age from under its heritage from the Payan Indians. The Bay Islands has brought an unmatched diversity of people from all corners of the world to have a huge appreciation of the oceans and her marine life.

Superb and exciting

Diving: 
<p>he Bay Islands are famous for its abundant whale shark and dolphin sightings, but the wealth of spotted eagle rays, hawksbill turtles, stargazers, reef lobsters and shoals of pelagic fish make the islands an excellent marine park. During the fertility season Utila&iacute;s waters are illuminated with phosphorescence that produces magical traffic light effects throughout Utila&iacute;s shoreline. </p>

Quite and relaxing

Holiday Nightlife: 
<p>the Honduran mainland is often referred to as the &euml;dark horse&iacute; of the Caribbean. The Spanish Nation offers undiscovered Mayan ruins, waterfalls, rafting, hiking experiences alongside an array of diverse local cultures, whilst Honduras&iacute; locality acts as a travellers&iacute; gateway to the rest of Central America.</p>