The Nomads

Of Roatan, Honduras

About Us

We are adventurers who live and love a nomadic lifestyle. We created a destination that we are proud to call our version of paradise. Welcome to Roatan, Honduras where we can share our beautiful experiences of this island with you.

About Roatan

Roatan is a tropical island in the Western Caribbean off the mainland of Honduras and is known for its beautiful white sandy beaches and clear blue waters with a mix of tropical jungles. The island is about 40 miles long and 3 miles wide. Some of the biggest attractions on the island are the scuba and snorkeling, kayaking, paddleboarding, eco parks and animal rescues, swimming with sharks, and world class fishing. Roatan is surrounded by the world's second largest barrier reef which is a large attraction for the cruise ships that visit. The island food is by far one of our favorite things. The love that goes into the preparation of the food is tasted in every bite. The proximity of the reef provides fresh fish, conch, lobster and shrimp on a daily basis.

Homes

Area

Sandy Bay

West End

Jonesville Point

Sandy Bay is known for its stretch of private white sand beaches. One of the advantages of staying here is that you have the quiet and serenity of the private beach while also being close to the main tourist attractions. One of our properties located in Sandy Bay is a convenient 150 steps to the private beach and dock. There are also locally owned bars and restaurants within walking distance.

– Casita de Nómadas

West End is a village on the northwest side of the island that has a thriving nightlife, plenty of restaurants, and shops for you to get your memorable keepsakes. The village is known to be a tourist area with friendly and kind locals eager to make your experience extraordinary with snorkeling, diving, and historical tours. If you prefer not to have a snorkeling tour but still would like to see some beautiful sea creatures there is a rock formation that is close to the end of the beach that you can swim to. (Photo located in the West End gallery.)

Jonesville Point is located on the east end of the island on the south shore in a more residential setting. This area provides a quiet, relaxing escape for visitors. However, there are plenty of things to do in this area, including: snorkeling, fishing, trips to outlying cays, diving, exploring nearby caves in the hills, tours of the Mangrove Tunnels (as seen below), and the fun experience of bar hopping by boat. In this cove, many businesses are only accessible by water taxis. One of the nearby restaurants is known for the island’s famous drink known as the Monkey Lala (pictured in Jonesville gallery).

– Casa de Nómadas