Travel to Roatan in March 2021

[Sherilyn]

Hi! My husband and I are considering Roatan in the coming weeks. Can anyone give us a personal opinion on covid safety and overall island life at this time.
Thanks so much!

[RoatanSupport]

Hi @Sherilyn

Consider browsing through our forum. Here’s some information that the community has previously discussed:

Current Covid-19 Restrictions

Hello @Moalite17 Roatan is prepared to receive visitors, and it has places to get covid tests. Roatan has hospitals and clinics. Click on the following link to get to know the medical services on the island Medical Services — ROATAN It will help you once you are on the island. Prices range from $50 to $100+. You will have to contact a clinic like UNIMED roatan@unimedhs.com for appointments. Most hospitals perform covid tests on the island. Also, make sure to follow the requirements for enteri…

Is Roatan open for travel?

Hello @Chris @Saziya Honduras opened its international airports on August 17th. The island of Roatán is prepared to receive foreign and national tourists as long as each person adheres to the biosafety regulations and requirements provided. Several places have been preparing for the opening of the island and some hotels are open to the public, which have been evaluated and accepted by the government authorities. Juan Manuel Gálvez International Airport, in the city of Roatán, open from Monday t…

Will be there Feb 11-15, 2021

Hi @send2steph Government decided to extend the curfew until March 7th, from 9:00 pm to 5:00 am. Due to the lack of tourists, places that highly depend on tourism are closed. Bars and discos are forbidden to operate but there are restaurants, dive shops, recreational places that are open during the day. Gumbalimba Park, Little French Key for example, with prior reservation. Feel free to visit our dive shop in the following link https://scuba.shop/ we have scuba + lfk packages.

To avoid getting infected follow the proper measures, wear a mask, and keep your distance from people.

[Sherilyn]

Fantastic, thanks for your direction.

Cheers,

Sherilyn

[Roatannie]

Yes come…life is relatively normal here. Mask usage is prevalent and we still have a curfew of 9 but the beautiful beach hasn’t changed at all!!!

[Sherilyn]

Thank you!!!

Sherilyn WalkerTrevi Research
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