Gumbalimba Park
Gumbalimba Park

Gumbalimba Park

Gumbalimba Park, West Bay, Roatan, 34101

The Basics

Gumbalimba Park packs in a variety of Roatan experiences in one place, making it a popular option for visitors with limited time on the island. A basic admission ticket to the park includes the pirate cave, botanical gardens, animal preserve, and the swimming pool; other activities and equipment rentals, including canopy tours, snorkeling, kayaking, and underwater scooter excursions, cost extra.

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Shore Excursion: Gumbalimba Preservation Park & Beach
Shore Excursion: Gumbalimba Preservation Park & Beach
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$75.00 per adult
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Great tour guide! He was flexible and offered to take us anywhere. Saw the Park and animals, very interesting!! Went for an interesting horse back ride, guide made it fun! Stopped at the rum and chocolate factories!
David_D, Mar 2024
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Things to Know Before You Go

  • Gumbalimba Park is a must for families and visitors with limited time on the island.

  • Don’t forget to bring your camera, as the park is filled with photo ops.

  • Remember to bring a bathing suit, reef-safe sunscreen, sunglasses, and a towel.

  • Park facilities include bathrooms and showers.

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How to Get There

Gumbalimba Park is in West Bay. Buses pick up passengers from the cruise ship dock for shore excursions to the park. If you are staying locally, book a tour to the park that includes round-trip transportation, or arrange for private transportation through your hotel.

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When to Get There

The park is open daily from early morning to late afternoon. Plan to visit on a clear day, as most of the park’s activities take place outdoors. Gumbalimba Park gets busy with cruise ship travelers, so avoid visiting the park when a ship is in town for the least crowded experience.

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Wildlife at Gumbalimba Park

The park is named for a tree native to Roatan called the gumbo limbo, and it provides a habitat to several free-roaming species. While in the park look in the trees for colorful macaws, white-face monkeys, and native iguanas—some of which are part of the park’s rescue and rehabilitation program.

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