little french key

Booked this excursion directly through their website and well worth the price. We went in October '14 and weather was really nice.Met our shuttle driver who was very informative as to the local sites and attractions as we travellend to the island. The guide at the location also made sure we were aware of the time difference and was diligent in making sure we would be back to the ship on time. There is a very short boat ride to the key and then the fun begins. We actually got to stay an additional 2-3 hours after those who purchased this excursion through the cruise line and we still made it back to ship with time to spare. This excursion is well worth the money. Interactive zoo, complete with monkeys, parrots, and other animals, including a jaguar, that you can swim with and take pictures with. Lots of chairs and places to sit or lounge without feeling crowded. We were very surprised when it came time for lunch. Our booking said plantain chips and salsa. We were served a full meal of beef, chicken and lobster, plus the chips and salsa as well as two free drinks. Food was DELICIOUS!Lots of stuff to do, paddle boards, kayaks and other non motor sports are free. My daughter rode the horses in the water and really enjoyed that. We very much enjoyed the zoo, as we all got to hold a monkey and kinkajou. If we make it back to Honduras, this will surely be on our "to do" list again. Excellent experience.

We stopped here on our 7 day cruise and it was by far our best day. It took us a few minutes to find our driver but once we did everything was perfect. The staff was wonderful and very attentive. The island was amazing - lots to do but we chose to relax. We loved the swim up bar - Miguel was great! I love the size of the island and that it is not crowded with people or vendors. It really was hard to leave at the end of the day. I hope to go back as soon as possible!

We visited Little French Cay on our recent cruise to Roatan. We found it on YouTube and decided to give it a try. We went outside the gate at the cruise terminal to meet our cab driver who took us to catch the barge to the Cay. They also provided us with a guide to watch over us and make sure we were back on time. Our guide was Geoffry Zuniga and he was fun as well as knowledgable.You choose the package you want before going over. The prices range from $55 to about $140 based on what you want to do. There is a zoo, zip lining, snorkeling, bars, kayaks, paddle boards, a restaraunt, and many places to relax and swim. The place is very beautiful, clean, and well organized. The employees are friendly and provide quick service. The beaches are very nice and have lots of seating options. It's a little bit of heaven on earth. We will go back when we visit Roatan and we recommend that you go too.

This was our adult excursion. No kids on this one. The staff, food, and drinks were amazing. Drink were STRONG! Food was great, animals were amazing. Can't wait to go back.

Spent the day here off a cruise ship with my wife. We left the kids home. Unfortunately, I vomited up everything I ate shortly after arriving back at the ship.I want to keep this review matter-of-fact because the place has a good thing going so I hope they can get their act together with respect to food preparation. They have a good attitude. The place isn't crowded. The setting is perfect. Amenities are all they need. They took us on a great little snorkeling trip. It was all very good, though I'm from San Diego - home of one of the best zoos in the world so I didn't find the caged animals of interest at all. So, about the food - my wife did not get sick, although we both ate lunch here. I ate early from the kitchen near the water and my wife ate later at the kitchen in the center.The plates consisted of chicken, beef, shrimp & lobster with sides of rice & beans with yucca chips and salsa. The two plates we received made it clear that they hired some friends and did not hire food preparation professionals. The cooking consistency varied wildly, and there was no salt or flavor to anything. It was as bland as bland could be. The ingredients seemed good enough, but someone needs to learn how to season food,and they need to learn some food prep safety.I suspect my food poisoning was from a cross-contamination issue on one of the raw foods because everything except the chicken was over-cooked. My wife's chicken was practically raw - pinkish and slippery in the middle. Simply not-cooked. Yet everything else was overcooked. How can you under-cook the one thing you shouldn't and overcook the seafood, which would be OK raw ?? Terrible. The shrimp on my plate were so overcooked they were solid enough to clamp a tarp to a rope and the lobster was just dry, flavorless, underseasoned and no butter. I wonder if they re-heated yesterday's shrimp. Even before I knew it would make me sick, It was disappointing.Here is a summary of the food on my plate / wife's plate:Chicken cooked perfectly / nearly raw. Decent flavor on both.Beef Both a little overcooked but still OK. Very under-seasonedShrimp very badly overcooked / very overcookedLobster Both Very Overcooked & underseasonedRice Underseasoned. Very bland.Beans Underseasoned. Very bland.Chips GoodSalsa Fresh but blandYou have your choice here: bland and raw or bland and overcooked, except my chicken which had hints of curry that were nice. If only my wife had a chance to eat hers.I would go here again but I think I would pack a lunch. I really wish them the best and hope they can improve.And bring cash. They charged us a big fee - like $15 or so - to use the credit card.