Sunlight dancing across clear blue water. Easy mornings that begin with a short boat ride to breakfast from your private bungalow on the key. Long afternoons unfold between vibrant reef dives, quiet moments in a hammock, and the steady sea breeze drifting through the palms.
7-Night Resort Package $250 Off Per Person, Per Week
A weeklong stay is the best way to experience Roatan at a relaxed island pace, and right now you can save $250 per person on our 7-Night Resort Package. Spend your days unwinding in your bungalow, enjoying fresh island cuisine, lounging by the pool, and exploring the island without feeling rushed. You can also add our diving or snorkeling packages to discover Roatan's vibrant reefs throughout your stay. If you're traveling with family, our Dolphin Scuba Summer Camp is a great option for children ages 6 to 12. Spaces are still available for a few weeks this summer, including the week of July 4!
If you have a tight schedule, take advantage of 10% off for peak-season stays of fewer than seven nights. This is the perfect opportunity for a quick summer getaway to Roatan! Spend your days basking in the sun, relaxing in a hammock, and soaking in the island's laid-back rhythm before returning home refreshed.
Island Fiesta Night on Anthony's Key* Beach Day Excursion to Maya Key*
* Included with the 7-Night Resort Package
Customize Your Vacation
For more than 55 years, divers and snorkelers have chosen Anthony's Key Resort for its easy access to Roatan's reefs. With more than 35 dive sites just minutes from our dock, short boat rides make it easy to head out for your dives and return to the resort between outings, allowing your entire vacation to unfold at a relaxed island pace.
Whether you plan to dive every day or simply soak up summer in Roatan, our flexible package options make it easy to create a stay that fits your travel style.
Start Planning Your Getaway
Summer availability is filling quickly! If you've been thinking about a trip to Roatan this year, now is the time to secure your dates.
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