Getting Here
Arrival Package: Room and Airport Transfer
Reserve your room and let us take care of your arrival. Your driver will meet you outside the arrivals hall at Roatán Juan Manuel Gálvez International Airport (RTB) with a Camp Bay Lodge sign and take you directly to the lodge, a scenic drive of approximately 1 hour 15 minutes along the island’s East End.
- Return airport transfer: $120 per vehicle (up to 4 guests)
- One-way transfer: $60 per vehicle
- Optional supermarket stop en route: $10
The transfer can be added when you book your room. Alternatively, send us your flight details by WhatsApp after booking and we will arrange it for you.
- Fly into Roatán (RTB). Direct flights from Miami, Dallas, Atlanta and Houston year-round, seasonal from Montreal and Toronto. Or take the daily ferry from La Ceiba.
- Your driver meets you outside arrivals with a Camp Bay Lodge sign. Send us your flight number and arrival time.
- About 1 hr 15 min east to Camp Bay. There are no shops near the lodge, so you can stop at the supermarket on the way (+$10).
| Transfer | Airport ↔ Camp Bay |
|---|---|
| Taxi (Wilfredo), up to 4 | $60 one way · $120 round trip |
| Minivan (Wilson), up to 6 | $20 per person |
| Bus, 7–20 people | $20 per person |
| Supermarket stop | +$10 |
| From West Bay / West End | Taxi $70 / $60 · Minivan $30 per person |
Pay the driver in cash (US dollars in good condition, or lempiras). Prefer to drive? Rental cars at the airport start around $37 a day.
How To Get To
Camp Bay
The easiest way to get to us is to let us know in advance that you would like to visit us as Camp Bay and the Camp Bay Lodge are off the beaten path. We will organize transportation for you from anywhere on the island.
Our driver will pick you up and take you on a breathtaking drive over the beautiful hills overlooking the turquoise Caribbean sea. We can customize your day your way. Camp Bay is a very special place with very special people, come and experience Roatan in it’s original, pristine state.
From The Airport
Make sure you send us your flight number and arrival time and inform us if you travel with a lot of kitesurf equipment in order to send a big enough vehicle. The driver will be waiting for you with a Camp Bay Lodge sign and your name on it.
Cost Roundtrip: Car $120 or Minibus (*inquire for prices) Please make sure you bring cash to pay the driver directly and confirm your departure.
We recommend to stop at the supermarket before coming to Camp Bay since there are no groceries close by (extra $10/car or $20/bus).
From Any Other Place On Roatan
Hire a taxi for a roundtrip. Prices are between $80-120 USD or ask your hotel reception for advise/transportation. Probably the cheapest option is to rent a car. Prices start around $37 USD per day including insurance. Service charge for Car delivering/pick up is around $10.
Several car rental companies operate out of or next to Roatan’s international airport, Aeropuerto Juan Ramon Galvez.
Roatan, Honduras
Only 45km off Central America’s Honduran coast lies the paradise island of Roatan the largest of the Bay Islands in Honduras, and measures almost 50km in length but only 2km to 8km at its widest. This lush, tropical island has a mountainous backbone, and is surrounded by coral reefs, including the second largest barrier reef in the world. Roatan enjoys extremely comfortable year-round temperatures, averaging 27°C (80°F), and boasts white-sand beaches, lush valleys, low cost of living, a safe environment, and friendly locals.
Life and culture on Roatan are different from mainland Honduras. Although the official language of Honduras is Spanish, because of Roatan’s unique history, English is widely spoken. For 200 years, Spanish conquistadores and British pirates battled for control of these islands, with the English controlling Roatan for many years.
Roatan’s history also includes the Garifuna culture while mainland Honduras culture has an ancient Mayan influence. Roatan’s villages show the island’s diverse culture. Punta Gorda is the first Garifuna village in Central America while French Harbor has one of the largest fishing fleets in the Caribbean.
Island events also reflect Roatan’s culture with a Garifuna Festival, a Pirate Fair, a Shrimp Festival and the Roatan Fishing Tournament.
The local currency is the Lempira, but US dollars are accepted in almost all shops and restaurants.