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Coxen Hole, Roatán
Coxen Hole is a gateway to Roatán's beaches, hillside communities and famous reef. Driving across the island quickly reveals its long, narrow shape and the way villages, mangroves and Caribbean coves fit together.
The Story of Coxen Hole, Roatán
Coxen Hole is the capital of Honduras's Bay Islands department and the largest town on Roatán. Its port sits on the island's south shore, where busy streets and working waterfronts provide a more local view than the resort areas farther east and west.
Coxen Hole, Roatán in Context
Coxen Hole is the capital of Honduras's Bay Islands department and the largest town on Roatán. Its port sits on the island's south shore, where busy streets and working waterfronts provide a more local view than the resort areas farther east and west.
What Makes It Special
Coxen Hole is a gateway to Roatán's beaches, hillside communities and famous reef. Driving across the island quickly reveals its long, narrow shape and the way villages, mangroves and Caribbean coves fit together.
Interesting Facts
Roatán is the largest of Honduras's Bay Islands. The island lies beside the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System.
Explore the R&M Photographs
Explore our R&M Adventures photographs to see Coxen Hole's port, streets and the green hills and blue water of Roatán.
The Story of Coxen Hole, Roatán
Coxen Hole is the capital of Honduras's Bay Islands department and the largest town on Roatán. Its port sits on the island's south shore, where busy streets and working waterfronts provide a more local view than the resort areas farther east and west.
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