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Dunbar Rock -- Guanaja, Honduras: Feb 14-21, 2026 |
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Guanaja
or Pine Island as named by Christopher Columbus, is the most undiscovered
and pristine of the three islands off the coast of Honduras that make up the
archipelago called The Bay Islands. Guanaja is the eastern-most of the Bay
Islands off of Honduras. It is situated about 18 miles east of Roatan and 30
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visit to Dunbar Rock offers a unique dive vacation experience from start to
finish. As you can well imagine from viewing the picture on your left, the
“getting-here” is your first introduction to what sets it apart, literally
and figuratively.Getting to Guanaja does take a bit of effort, but this is what helps keep it so pristine. Once you arrive, it takes no time to realize you are somewhere off the beaten track. Guests arriving at the Roatan Airport transfer to the 52' Catamaran yacht, Wave Galaxy Ferry for the ride from Roatan to Guanaja. Time to sit back and relax and enjoy the scenery. Before you know it, the ferry arrives at the boat landing at Bonacca Cay, Guanaja. Since the main mode of transportation in Guanaja is via boat, watching the small outboards arriving to pick up family and friends also makes for a very interesting cultural experience. The staff from Dunbar Rock will be waiting for you at the bottom of the gangplank there to meet and greet, collect your luggage and take you on the 5-minute boat ride to the Island. Perched on a cay with 360° views of Sandy Bay, Guanaja and surrounding cays, this unique resort blends beauty, serenity and something unidentifiably special in a laid-back, inviting atmosphere. The 15,000 square foot property is spread across 4 floors. The ground level provides access to a private white sand beach for lounging, swimming and snorkeling and their PADI/SSI dive center just off the docks. |
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| A set of wide stairs leads to a roomy terrace before passing a landing area with a central courtyard and gift shop, then on to the 2 main levels which house rooms and common areas. Most guests tend to spend their time on the Villa’s fourth-level, which includes the Great Room with a flat screen TV/living area and inside dining room. This is also the location of the infinity pool and pool bar, a favorite location for happy hour and to watch the sun set. | ||||||||
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| There are 50+ named Guanaja dive sites, another 6 or so “kept secret” by the Dunbar Rock dive staff for their guests only. More dive sites are being discovered every day along the barrier reef off Guanaja and around the numerous surrounding cays. | ||||||||
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| Dates: Feb 14-21, 2026 |
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| *All rates quoted by Scuba Center include a 3% discount for cash/check payments. | ||||||||
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| Registration: An application for this trip must be completed by each traveler at the time of registration. You may pick up a trip application at either store or print out our Scuba Center Trip Application. Complete the application and fax, mail or drop off in person with a $500 non-refundable deposit per person. | ||||||||
| For more information, contact our Travel Department. | ||||||||