FAQS

We would be glad to. We have a dedicated concierge to make sure our customers have a great experience with the best providers. Just let our concierge know what you have in mind so they can help you do as much or little as you want. To start figuring out your vacation activities now check out our concierges website at: http://www.detourroatan.com

We think so, but it is not a necessity as cabs are inexpensive and easy to find. Roatan is a safe and easy place to navigate and having a car can help you explore the island. We can even tell you about a few out of the way spots to visit.

The home is cleaned and ready for you upon arrival. We also provide the cleaning after check out. If you would like more frequent cleanings (daily, mid week etc) that is easy to schedule for you. Just let us know how often you require service and we can arrange it for an additional fee and at your convenience. Our housekeeping manager just needs a day or two notice to set it up so please try to plan ahead.

It’s true. Be sure to check you’re passport out ahead of time and make sure if your cutting it close you get it renewed. This is an immigration issue in the country of Honduras and nothing we can help you with. The airlines will most likely not let you on the plane if your passport is going to expire within 6 months.

Honduras currency is the Lempira but Dollars are widely accepted as well. What you will find is that smaller denominations are easier to use and that whatever money you have needs to be in good shape (No rips or tears or writing on it). The banks are funny about money here so they will not accept torn bills and therefore neither will shops and restaurants. We do have ATM machines so that's helpful but Travelers checks are not accepted (even at the banks last we checked). VISA and MasterCard are widely accepted. No real need to change money to Lempira in our experience just spend your dollars and expect to get back Lempira change.