 Roatan, Guanaja and Utila Like emeralds adrift in a turquoise sea, the Bay Islands of Honduras are remnants of the peaks of a submerged mountain. The Bay Islands (Las Islas de la Bahia), are comprised of eight islands and more than 60 cays resting on the Bonacca Ridge, which is about 40 miles northeast of Honduras. Know as a scuba divers haven...it also offers a traveler a charming - laid back island atmosphere that has been long lost in many other Caribbean islands. The locals are also catering more to the non-divers as well, with many land and watersport activities available.
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Bay Islands, Honduras...Roatán,
Guanaja, Utila and smaller cays provide brilliant blue and clear water, palm-fringed
beaches cooled by constant tradewinds, exotic plants, and nature trails. Delight in one of
the most extensive reef systems in the world, that offers spectacular 