• Anthony's Key Resort - Roatan

Anthony's Key Resort - Roatan

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February 22nd - March 1st, 2025

 

 

 

 

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Roatan’s reef system is a lure for divers from all over the globe, The Mesoamerican Barrier Reef is the world’s second-largest barrier reef, and it just happens to be the backyard of Anthony's Key Resort! Warm water and gentle currents make for excellent visibility year-round. There are ~35 dive sites located from West Bay in the south to Man of War Cay, and Anthony’s Key is ideally situated in the middle.

From vibrant coral, massive sponges, and peaceful eel gardens to schools of tropical fish, fleets of eagle rays, and sea turtles — marine life here is abundant and mesmerizing.

Coral grows thickly on walls that begin in crystalline waters as shallow as 20 feet below the surface and drop to the purple depths of the Caribbean. Squadrons of eagle ray, schools of brightly colored tropical fish, and the occasional meandering shark are just a few sites that delight divers.

 

Boat Diving

3 single-tank dives will guide you along the north shore of Roatan where 35 dive sites are located. You'll have the opportunity to see spotted eagle rays, turtles, upside down jellyfish and an abundace of fishes along the reef.

Night Diving

The reef takes on a new look as the nocturnal creatures become more active, divers are often treated to views of octopus, unfolding basket stars, spiny lobster and more!

Shore Diving

If three boat dives daily and two scheduled weekly night boat dives don’t quench your dive thirst, then the shore dive site will! Among the varied seascape, you may observe eel, grouper, and octopus as they descend to depths of 40 feet or more and schools of blue tangs, parrotfish, angelfish, damselfish, sea fans, star coral, and brain coral. In addition, a small plane wreck in the lagoon at 30 feet is an excellent training tool for students and novice divers.

Wreck Diving

El Aguila

“El Aguila” or “The Eagle” ran cargo between Puerto Cortes, Honduras, and San Andres Island. This freighter originally sank in 1989 around the Utila Keys, Bay Islands, Honduras. It was then salvaged and brought to Roatan by Anthony’s Key Resort in 1997 and sank in 100′ of water for an incredible Bay Islands dive highlight.

  • Type: 230 ft. double deck cargo vessel
  • Depth: 100 to 110 feet
  • Sunk in: 1997
  • Skill: Intermediate to advance

The Odyssey

Dive enthusiasts hailed the sinking of the 300-foot Odyssey off the north coast of Roatan as one of the Caribbean’s most significant shipwrecks. The wreck adds more scuba diving opportunities to the island because to fully view the multi-level ship, which measures 85 feet from keel to mast and 300 feet from bow to stern, would take a few dives. The Odyssey rests on a sandy flat where divers may follow the top of the mast at 40 feet and descend to the top of the bow at 70 feet, the bulwarks or cargo hole lie at 80 feet, the bow at 107 feet, and the stern at 120 feet. The ship’s size allows divers of different levels to explore the wreck safely.

  • Type: 300ft. multi-level ship
  • Depth: 112 feet
  • Max Depth: 120 feet
  • Min Depth: 40 feet
  • Sunk in: 2002
  • Skill: Wreck diver certification recommended

Accommodations

These beautiful ocean-view rooms are dispursed along the island's coast. Key Superior bungalows feature warm hardwood floors that invite your bare feet to walk on and Honduran hardwood furnishings elegantly arranged throughout. These bungalows are air-conditioned, weather-sealed, and fitted with high-visibility glass windows for spectacular ocean vistas. Most Key Superior waterfront bungalows are in groups of two, three, or four; each group shares a covered deck, making it ideal to gather with your MCS dive friends. Access to the key is by island taxi boat, traveling back and forth in the lagoon between the key and the main island upon request.

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Meals

This all inclusive resort offers a standing breakfast and lunch menu with a rotating dinner menu each night. Meals are on the main island and held inside their newly renovated dining space that offers ocean views.

Anthony's Key Resort, Sandy Bay – Updated 2024 Prices

Included

  • 7-Nights Hotel Accommodations
  • Full American Meal Plan (3 Meals Daily)
  • Welcome Island Cocktail & Orientation
  • Roundtrip Airport Transfers
  • 3 Single Tank Boat Dives Per Day
  • Shore Diving During Shop Hours
  • Air tanks, Weight Belts & Weights
  • Fresh-water Swimming Pool
  • Kayaks & Stand-Up Paddle Boards
  • WiFi (in rooms and common areas)
  • 19% room tax

Not Included

  • Staff Gratuity
  • Airfare
  • Nitrox
  • Alcohol

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