travel central america honduras roatan mahogany bay
Mahogany Bay is the man-made cruise ship terminal and beach built by Carnaval/Princess to service their passengers who don't wish to tour the island.
It features many shops and restaurant/bars and a white sand beach with all the
amenities Americans and Europeans have learned to expect.
Passengers debark into a manicured Tourist Village of shops and bars and can choose to join a tour or go, free of charge, to the man-made beach area.
If one didn't know better, one might say they visited Honduras and actually never saw anything but this small man-made island, a perfect tropical Disneyland.
TRAVEL: January 2013 -
This location has earned an over-all three-and-a-half star (good+) rating from
Travel Fanatics Unlimited
***1/2
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Tourist village, Mahogany Bay, Island of Roatan, Honduras, 2013.
"Bo Derek" enjoys a cold beer with lime at Fat Tuesdays, Tourist Village, Mahogany Bay, Island of Roatan, Honduras, 2013,
while I take forty-five minutes to explore the man-made island and beach scene.
Visitors can opt to pay $12 to ride the chairlift from the Village to the beach, Mahogany Bay, Island of Roatan, Honduras, 2013.
The beautiful man-made white sand beach at Mahogany Bay, Island of Roatan, Honduras, 2013.
Beach chairs line up for cruisers, Mahogany Bay, Island of Roatan, Honduras, 2013.
Interior of the beach bar, complete with the thump of American country music, Mahogany Bay, Island of Roatan, Honduras, 2013.
All along behind the beach are restaurants, bars, and shops, Mahogany Bay, Island of Roatan, Honduras, 2013.
Here you can find everything from hamburgers to steaks and lobster...
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page last revised february 2020