Zip Lines, Monkeys and Sloths Adventure In Roatan, Honduras.

This is the Mayan Jungle Canopy Zipline from Victor Bodden Tours in Roatan, Honduras. 12 zips, up to 2000 feet long and up to 300 feet high including a couple's tandem zip. One of our favorite Caribbean excursions brought to you POV style because sometimes you just need to take in the experience, no words necessary.
After we came back down to earth, it was time to meet the White-Faced Capuchin Monkeys and some Sloths. Rebecca finally got to hold a sloth, one of her favorite animals.
This is a fantastic tour for folks of all ages, just note that you need to be in good walking shape. You will walk a LOT to get to the first zip, going up uneven stairs and uneven terrain.
We booked this tour independently on a Caribbean cruise based on the high ratings via TripAdvisor and Cruise Critic websites.
Victor Bodden Tours:
▶ www.boddentours.com/
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[@janetp4834]

You said, first you walk! How much of a walk to get to the zip line? I’m going in March and was wondering how much walking and climbing is involved.

[@WheresWalterTravel]

Once you get to the location, probably 1/2 mile ish along uneven paths.