Cayo Chachahuate

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• Anonymous

  13 April 2018

  It’s a beautiful place, miles away from ordinary. It has crystal clear water, clean shores, and the music you hear are the sounds of the waves.
  
  It’s almost a virgin island so make sure you take your stuff (food, water, bug spray, ect), however some keys are privately owned.
  
  There’s a nearby island where locals can help you out in case you run out of food or water.

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• Anonymous

  16 January 2018

  We visited this TINY island with 60 inhabitants on a tour with Ruthless Roatan Charters. It was a very windy day and I was sick on the boat on the way there. The charter people are just lovely and make efforts to help the folks here. They spend free time here, know all their names and pay the islanders to cook a meal for charter passengers. I thought sure I would not be able to eat, but they prepared the most delicious coconut rice and fried fish. I ate every bite. We did buy some trinkets to take home. The views were amazing and we toured where they live and learned about improvements they have made to homes there and how children take a boat bus yo school.

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• Anonymous

  09 January 2018

  A lo bien es un lugar muy bonito, a primera vista, quizá un lugar para pasar un momento, nada más, los precios son muy elevados y los servicios básicos casi inexistentes.
  Su gente es otra historia, muy amables y accesibles.

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• Anonymous

  03 December 2017

  A must do trip if you can. Very neat

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• Anonymous

  27 September 2017

  Very nice natural place. Poor facilities and service though.

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• Anonymous

  15 August 2017

  Garifuna community, with possibility to buy lunch and look around.

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