Gumbalimba Park Experience

Gumbalimba Park in Roatán offers guided tours featuring diverse animals, botanical gardens, and local flora, providing visitors with a harmonious and educational experience of the island.

Gumbalimba Park is one of Roatán's most beloved attractions, offering a unique blend of nature, wildlife, and island history. Explore beautiful botanical gardens filled with tropical flowers, fruit trees, and lush vegetation while learning about the island from knowledgeable and professional guides. Meet fascinating animals, including monkeys and colorful parrots, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings that make this park a favorite among visitors. This experience provides a perfect combination of relaxation, education, and unforgettable memories of Roatán's natural beauty.

Please note

Wheelchair accessible
Stroller / pram accessible

Not suitable for pets
No public transportation nearby
Infants must not sit on laps
Infant seats unavailable
Not wheelchair accessible
Mahogany Bay Port (Isla Tropicale): When the ship docks and you are ready to get off, Walk through the souvenir area and the water fountain in the middle of the market area. Walk under the red building and see where the taxi parking with the solar panels is. Take the left, and you will see the stairs when you go up. Take the left, and you will see the green gate with the security guards and the red roof. Continue walking to the bottom of the hill and look for the representative with the blue Let’s Go Roatan Tours sing. Note for Guests with Limited Mobility: If you have difficulty walking, you can take a taxi from the port exit — it will take you to the meeting point for approximately $2 per person. Just let the driver know you’re looking for Let’s Go Roatan Tours, and always look for our sign with the blue logo. If Your Ship Arrives at Town Center (Coxen Hole) Port: Town Center, Coxen Hole Port: When the ship docks and you are ready to get off. Walk to Exit Gate #1 (Downtown Exit Gate) Cross the street right in front of the Gate #1 Look for your tour guide holding a sign that says “Let’s Go Roatan Tours with a blue logo. You can also ask for your tour operator Elias You’re more than welcome to send me a message or call me if you have any questions or need help finding us.