Judy S.
Our trip was good. The resort on Dunbar Rock was wonderful! The food was excellent and the staff was endearing. We were well cared for during travel, all the bags and divers were guided to where we needed to be with minimal confusion.
We were talking about future visits before we left the facility!
Jeremy B.
Dunbar Rock trip was awesome.
Amy B.
The food is amazing. I love that it is made to order cuts down on waste with buffets. Everything is incredible. We all are having the greatest adventure.
Steve
What an amazing dive location. The staff is amazing. The location is built on a rock of Granite in the ocean off of the remote island of Guanaja, near Honduras. Lots of coral, macro life, nurse sharks, swim-throughs, eagle rays, etc. Three boat dives a day with fantastic dive guides. The reef around Dunbar Rock is only 10 feet deep but it is teaming with life! Highly recommend!!!
Debbie
Just returned from a phenomenal group trip to an incredible location. The Villa on Dunbar Rock is a must do. The staff that GM Jennifer has assembled is top shelf. From the amazing dive staff of Raynol, Kennet, & Chele, to the service staff of Reba, Adele, & Elsis, to the amazing chefs who prepared five star meals each and every time for three meals a day & snacks, Jose working the pool and grounds, Tarrsis overseeing the front desk, Jennifer’s assistant Jackie, and everyone else that helped us experience this hidden paradise.
During our groups week long stay, everyone made sure that we experienced some amazing scuba diving adventures.
The diving is excellent, with beautiful walls, pinnacles, wrecks,swim throughs, and reefs. The marine park was established three years ago so the marine life is slowly but surely coming back to life. The dive crew is doing great work, hunting lionfish. During our dives, lionfish were fed to nurse sharks & green moray eels. Only bummer was that we didn’t get to eat any :). Dunbar Rock highly recommended for any diver, looking for that new place to go...Dunbar Rock = 5 Stars!!
The Bay Islands, Roatan, Utila, Guanaja, and more.
The Bay Islands, Roatán, Útila, Guanaja, and more.
When you think about the second largest Barrier Reef in the world, your first thought should be, “Why aren’t my bags already packed?” We know divers and snorkelers that have been traveling down to the Bay Islands year after year and never seem to get tired of the endless dive sites, reefs, local wrecks, tropical beaches and island l...
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