Diving as You Imagined

Calm. Uncrowded. Personal. Unscripted.

At Camp Bay Lodge, diving isn’t the reason your trip exists, it’s one of the moments that makes it unforgettable.

Here, diving fits naturally into days shaped by empty beaches, island history, and quiet discovery. Dive when you feel like it. Slow down when you don’t. Share the experience with travelers who may never put on a tank at all.

This is diving the way most people picture it, before crowds, schedules, and dive factories took over.

A Different Side of Roatán

Camp Bay Lodge sits on the East End of the island , far from the bustle of the West End and closer to the Roatán that still feels untouched.

This coast is quieter, greener, and deeply rooted in history, near Port Royal, once a pirate stronghold and one of the island’s earliest settlements. The reefs here are healthy, the waters calm, and the pace intentionally slower.

Diving here feels personal. There’s time to enjoy the water, the setting, and the moment, not just the dive.

Diving That Fits the Way You Travel

Many of our guests come for the diving and quickly discover something much broader.

Camp Bay Lodge is ideal if you:

Want the option to dive, not a fixed dive schedule
Are a beginner or light diver
Are traveling with non-divers
Value variety, freedom, and uncrowded places

Here, diving enhances your stay, it never defines it.

Unscripted Days, Not Cookie-Cutter Dives

Our diving experience is carefully curated around a select collection of high-quality, uncrowded sites in the East End, designed for relaxed, meaningful dives rather than volume.

Dives often blend seamlessly with exploration beyond the reef, turning a single outing into a full day of discovery across some of the most beautiful corners of the island.

A Guest Favorite: Our Signature Dive & Island Day

Guests consistently rave about one experience in particular, a day that perfectly captures what diving at Camp Bay Lodge is all about.

The day unfolds at your own pace, beginning with relaxed dives in some of the most breathtaking waters around Roatán, Morat, and Barbareta, with stunning sights both above and below the water.

From there, it’s a short boat ride across turquoise seas to Pigeon Cay, where you snorkel, float in the shallows, and soak in the feeling of being far from anywhere busy or expected.

Lunch follows at a charming, rustic seaside restaurant on Santa Elena Island, fresh seafood, simple flavors, and wide-open water views.

The afternoon brings an unforgettable wall dive, followed by a slow return through a maze of dense tropical mangroves, where the island feels quiet, wild, and timeless.

You’re back at Camp Bay Lodge in time to sit on the pier, have a drink, watch the sun drop into the sea, and replay the highlights of the day, the kind of day people talk about long after they’ve gone home and long for once they are back home.

Simple, Modern, and Welcoming

Our on-site dive operation, one of the few on the East End, keeps everything easy and uncomplicated.