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About Roatán

Roatan is home to about 25,000 Friendly and easy going residents, with about 2,000 expatriate americans.  Cultures that influence Roatan are British Colonialists, Garifunas, Meztisos and Americans

Honduras have a population of almost 6 million, the mountainous land mass  stretches from the Caribbean to the Pacific.  

The country achieved  independence from Spain in 1821.  Various indigenous cultures  populated pre-colonial Honduras,the most significant of which was the highly developed Mayan civilization.  
During the colonial  era, the lack of rich soils
prevented the emergence of a  land-based elite.  Until the
20th Century, progress largely  bypassed Honduras.

Spanish
is the official language on the island; thats why , legal
documents must be done in Spanish, the second language on
Roatan is English and it´s also the most popular.

Documents

Citizens from the following countries require a valid passport to
enter Honduras: Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, Colombia,
Costa Rica, Denmark, El Salvador, Finland, France, Germany,
Greece, Guatemala, Iceland, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, New
Zealand, Ireland, Norway, Panama, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Spain,
Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United States of America
and Uruguay.  Visitors of other nationalities must have a valid
visa. Please contact the Honduran Consulate for more
information.  There is a departure tax of US $20 upon leaving
Roatan.

 



 

Salud

No health cards or shots are required for entry or stay in Roatan.
There are several clinics and one hospital on the island, and a
recompression chamber for divers. Larger medical facilities are
available in San Pedro Sula (on the mainland) and La Ceiba.
 

 

 

 
   

 

Este sitio es Diseño y Programador por Datanet Communicatios, D.R 2008