I'll drive you around Roatan at a pace you're comfortable with in my own Nissan Urvan so you can enjoy the open road, island breeze, scenic views, and sunny tropical weather.

Years ago, locals used to have monkeys as pets, but they were very jealous and territorial, so they would act out if you gave more attention to another pet or even your own kid! This is why they now live in these special shelters.

This shelter rotates the sloths that travellers come across around every 4 hours so they are always well-rested!

We will visit communities from different ethnic groups. A true local myself, I'm part of one of 9 different ethnic groups on our island, which include people from Latin America, Africa, and Europe. We'll drive through Los Fuertes, the biggest Latino community in Roatan, and visit Punta Gorda, where the Garifuna community lives. Some Garifonas start their day fishing in the early morning, and return hours later to sell their catches!