CoCo View Resort

Located on the windward side of Roatan, the CoCo View Resort enjoys an almost constant gentle breeze from the prevailing winds of the Caribbean, making it the perfect place for a scuba diving getaway.

How To Get There

CoCo View Resort is situated on Roatans protected south shore, 35 miles off the mainland. Only 2.5 hours by air from the US, you can easily travel to Roatan; some U.S. airlines as well as come Canadian Charters offer direct flights to the island. You'll be greeted at Roatans international airport (RTB) and from there its only a short trip by private bus to the landing, where the resort's boat will take you on the short ride to where CoCo View Resort is located.

Dive Overview

Roatans water has the worlds second largest barrier reef and an incredible array of sea life exploding with color. You can dive with Roatans sea turtles, dolphins, tropical fish, eels, sharks, and more.

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Watch this awesome video to give you a great feel for what it would be like to stay at CoCo View Resort!

Accommodation Overview

Captain MorganтАЩs Retreat features 29 rooms, including Bungalows, Cabanas, Oceanfront Accommodation, The Mango Suite, CoCo Casa, and CoCo Villa. Each room is equipped with air conditioning, a mini-fridge, an in-room coffee pot, a lockable security box, and a hammock for ultimate relaxation. Maid service ensures your stay is comfortable and hassle-free. Whether staying in a cozy bungalow or a spacious villa, guests enjoy a tranquil and well-equipped environment perfect for a Belizean getaway.

Food & Drinks

• Home-cook goodness, including flavorful regional entrees, sample traditional Honduran fare, savor the taste of local fruits and vegetables.
• Bar with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages

Dive Information

Roatan Dive Overview

• Best Diving Season: All year round
• Water Temp: 25 - 29C (77 - 84F)
• Visibility: 10 - 30m (33 - 98 ft)

What To See

Expect a vast variety of marine life: turtles, trumpetfish, groupers, octopi, squid, spotted drum, moray eels, parrotfish, triggerfish, grunts, tang, wrasse, chromis, pufferfish, porcupine fish, and eagle rays, occasional great barracuda or nurse shark, lettuce slugs, arrow crabs, lobsters, flamingo tongue cowries and the occasional seahorses.

[Read More: Roatan Dive Travel Guide]

Dive Center Information

• Boat Dives: 2 boat trips that depart from CoCo View daily, up to 4 tank dives from the boat
• No. of Boats: 6 boats
• Dive Courses: Various PADI courses
• Dive Equipment: Rental Gear must be reserved in advance.