All Inclusive Vacation Rental In the Bay Islands

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All Inclusive Vacation Rental In the Bay Islands

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A little bit about us…

Our History

We have owned our property on Roatán for 18 years and have shared it with those we love. What started as a personal love affair with the island has turned into a desire to share what we’ve called home for so long with others. Our goal is to provide a place that feels like home to where you can make memories with your family or friends. The island is called “The Original Paradise” and we think it fits.

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A little bit about us…

Our History

We have owned our property on Roatán for 18 years and have shared it with those we love. What started as a personal love affair with the island has turned into a desire to share what we’ve called home for so long with others. Our goal is to provide a place that feels like home to where you can make memories with your family or friends. The island is called “The Original Paradise” and we think it fits.

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Things To Remember

The Latest Roatán Facts

If you’re dreaming of a tropical escape, Roatán should really be on the top of your list! While it’s still relatively unknown, for now, an increasing number of people are discovering its pristine beaches, warm turquoise waters, and authentic Caribbean charms.

The hawksbill, green, and loggerhead.

700miles

The longest reef in the Western Hemisphere.

40 dive sites

Endless opportunities to dive.

500species

of fish throughout the entire region.

5000pirates

Over 5000 pirates called Roatán home.

#1Best Beach

Voted by Tripadvisor Best Beach in Central America.

Ocean Breeze is a captivating blend of inspiration, adventure, and hospitality. Whether you’re enjoying the fresh air on your balcony or a cold beverage while watching the sunset, we can’t wait to hear how you spent your day at our property!

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THE HISTORY OF

ROATÁN ISLAND

ROATÁN ISLAND

Christopher Columbus came across the Bay Islands on his fourth voyage in 1502. Inhabited by the Paya Indians, the Spanish took control and raided the islands for slave labor. English pirates soon followed and thus began the back-and-forth battle of control of the islands, with a notably fierce battle in Port Royal in 1782. In 1797 the first real settlement was established when 2500 Garifuna were forcibly removed from St. Vincent and stranded on Roatán, creating the town of Punta Gorda. While gaining independence from Spain in 1821, by 1842 a thriving British community existed on the islands and was officially recognized by Her Majesty Queen Victoria as “the Crown Colony of the Bay Islands.”

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Meet The Ocean Breeze Staff

Our staff is an amazing group of individuals who are dedicated to serving our guests. They are professional, experienced, and have a passion for hospitality. We consider our staff family and once you meet them, they’ll be family to you too!

MABEL BODDEN

Mabel has worked at the property for years helping her mother Gina and started full-time with the property in 2020.

GINA EVELYN 

CAMPBELL

Gina has been a property manager for this property since 1990 and has worked at the property since it was built and has worked for 5 different owners.

GEORGE WARREN

George has been on the property since 2005 and besides maintaining the boat he also manages the outside of the property keeping the property clean. George also helps the client with any needs from the local stores and has lived on Oak Ridge Caye for many years.

MICHAEL BODDEN

Micheal is a native of Roatán and is our fishing guide he has been a fishing guide in the area since he was 15 years old. He is an expert on local fishing spots and is a very popular fishing guide. Micheal is happy to work with all levels of fishing. Micheal is happy with an expert to beginner clients’ deep sea fishing or Fly fishing.

ABRIAN CAMPBELL

Abrian has been in the tourist industry since he was 16 here in Roatán and on The Cayman Islands. Abrian is the owner of Tiki Boat Adventures and will help you plan all your adventures. Abrian grew up in Fiddlers Bight and is very knowledgeable about Roatán and the Bay Islands history.

DAVE

Dave is in charge of our transportation. Dave has taken care of transporting guest since 2005 and has been in the tourist business for even longer. When he is not transporting my customers he works transporting cruise clients.

Ocean Breeze Villa

Frequently

Asked

Questions

Check out the FAQs for answers to your most frequently asked questions about booking a villa in our unique, coastal, beachfront community.

  • How to get to Roatán

    Roatán is serviced by the Juan Manuel Galvez International Airport. We have direct international flights from Atlanta, Dallas Houston, Toronto, Miami, and El Salvador. There are regular domestic flights from Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula, and La Ceiba.

    Roatán has a twice-a-day ferry service. The Galaxy Wave to the island from La Ceiba. The ferry terminal on Roatán is situated in Brick Bay a 30 min taxi ride to West End.

  • Can you pay with U.S dollars?

    One of the great things about Roatán is the fact that you can pay in both US dollars and Honduran lempiras here. You should know that if you pay in dollars, there is a chance that you will receive change back in lempiras. In case you bring US dollars to Roatán, make sure to have $1, $5, and $10 dollar bills, as merchants sometimes don’t have enough change.

  • Is the electrical current the same as the US?

    Yes, our current and plugs are the same as the US.

  • What is the weather like in Roatán?

    The average temperature is around 85˚ Fahrenheit with a tropical climate. Please feel free to check our current weather conditions.

  • What is the water temperature in Roatán?

    Water temperature ranges from 79˚ in January to 86˚ in June. Then it starts dropping at the end of October from 86˚ to 79˚ at the end of December.

  • Can I drink the water?

    We do not advise that you drink the water in the faucets. We will provide drinking water for your stay.

  • Are there ATMs on the island?

    Yes, at all of the banks.

  • What Is Appropriate Attire?

    Casual clothing is the norm, t-shirts, shorts, beachwear and sandals are acceptable everywhere. You might want to bring long pants or a dress for finer dining (totally optional) and you would definitely want a rain jacket and a long-sleeved shirt for the rainy season.

  • Where is the grocery store?

    There is a large American-style grocery store in French Harbor. There are also several local small stores close to the house and a couple of vegetable and fruit stands that operate on different days so just ask what days they are available.