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Do not confuse this private island with the cruise ship excursion to French Key! This is fabulous spot with a mini zoo, the cutest monkeys ever that you can hold and take pictures with, great lunch, two drink coupons included, kayaks available for your use, and guided snorkeling over a reef (if you buy the package that includes guided snorkeling versus just using their equipment). We were there on what was considered a slow day and it felt like we had the place to ourselves. To get to their vans, you must exit the port. It is not obvious how to meet the vans. You go left up a small hill and then down the hill where there are a multitude of private tour excursions. It is well worth the walk to go to Little French Key. My group did two weeks of cruising the eastern and western Caribbean and this was by far our favorite place. I am even looking into staying at a nearby hotel which has guest day passes for Little French Key! Yes, we really, really loved this place.
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We had a great day on Little French Key. The staff was wonderful, the island was clean and water clear! The only thing I suggest is not to forget bug spray we were eaten up by bugs.
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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!
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We just returned from Little French Key. The island itself is a bit of a drive from the cruise terminal and then u take a short ferry ride over to the island. The place is absolutely breathtaking. Crystal clear, blue water and lots to do there such as kayaking, SUP, snorkeling, rope swing into the ocean. They also have a nature reserve park where they have many exotic animals including a lion and a jaguar. The animals were supposedly rescued and rehabbed which is cool, but still sad to see them caged up or pimped out for more money. That being said, having a close up experience with the monkeys or jaguar is something you will never get in the States and is an experience you will never forget. The jaguar swim was a bit difficult to watch as the cat was clearly not thrilled about being forced to swim. We bought a package that included lunch of local fare and two drinks alcoholic or not. Two adults and two kids was just shy of $300. Lunch was fantastic! The only complaint I have was the amount of people that were there. There were four cruises in port and I think most of them went here. No loungers to be had but we really didn't sit the entire time we were there so it didn't really matter in the grand scheme of things. They had other chairs and hammocks as well which made up for it. I would love to return when it was less crowded. Find a spot to gather first before you let the kids go exploring or it will take you forever to find them if it is crowded.
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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.
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We visited Little French Key the week of February 15th and had a lovely time. Our cruise group of 14 people all agreed it was one of the best places we've ever visited in 12 years of cruising. Comfortable and beautiful surroundings, excellent food and we loved the Monkey LaLa drinks. Snorkeling and scuba diving are also available for those who wish to go. The owner and his brother both took the time to welcome us and were charming to visit with. An added bonus is the presence of the animals housed there. The animals are housed in clean and spacious cages and are an added attraction to the cay. The staff if extremely courteous and added to the beautiful surroundings. A vote among our cruise buddies is that we can't wait to go back. Congratulations on a very hospitable place to relax while on vacation.
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I was at Little French Key on 2/28/15, when I was staying on Roatan for a week at Anthony’s Key. I knew it would be similar to Maya Key where AKR takes its visitors every Monday, but I wanted to spend an entire day at a beautiful beach location (AKR doesn’t really have a good beach). In hindsight, I’m glad I did LFK because we only had a very rushed 3.5 hrs at Maya. Let me say first that LFK is a beautiful location and definitely worth spending a full day. I met Moshe, the owner, on the boat ride over, and I saw him hard at work all day in the sun alongside the construction guys. He clearly is very proud of the place and rightfully so. The people who have stolen his concept and put up Big French Key literally just feet away should not be supported.I admit, I bought the $200 VIP package, because it seemed to make more sense to do the all-inclusive option since I thought I wanted to do everything and didn’t want to have to pay a la carte (and I also wanted to pay for everything up front and not have a lot of cash to worry about). That said, I don’t know that I would recommend doing that option.The positives: The place is gorgeous. When I first got there and was walked around, it looked like paradise and I envisioned 8 hrs of peace & quiet and relaxation in paradise. The VIP area (up a flight of stairs) also looked very relaxing. Throughout the day, the staff was unbelievably accommodating (a little too much, more on that below). The snorkeling was great, swimming with Simba was a blast, and having the spider monkeys and capuchins climb all over me was adorable. I also had a nice massage. And the water was delicious – no wonder Simba didn’t want to get out. Also, if you are staying at AKR, they will pick you up and drive you back. I would have liked more free time there to just enjoy the sun and the water.The negatives: 1) I went on a Saturday, and just as I was settling in that morning to a day in paradise, I was overrun by scores of screaming kids who showed up out of nowhere. Apparently on Friday and Saturday, they are required by the gov’t to open up for the school kids. I wish I’d known that in advance because I would have gone on the Sunday. Luckily they left around lunchtime, but it was a total shock to the system. 2) They need to do a better job of making the VIP areas truly exclusive. A couple of times I came back to the supposedly-reserved area and found strangers in there who were not wearing the VIP wristband. They claimed to be gov’t officials or friends of the owner, and apparently they felt that entitled them to the prime lounge chairs. Ditto for the so-called exclusive beach – the school kids were all over it. It’s a challenge to block off the whole area because Simba’s cage is on the ground level of the 2 story bldg, but if management is going to set an expectation of “VIP”, they need to find a way to keep it that way. I don’t think I spent more than an hour in there over the whole day. 3) The VIP package comes with a lot of attention, and sometimes it was too much. I had one person who was like a personal butler for much of the day, getting me drinks and lining up the next 3-4 things to do, but I would have liked to just lay on a lounge chair and just relax. Part of the problem is that you’ve paid for all these activities and they want to make sure you get it all done, but it didn’t feel as relaxing as you would expect. And in the case of the massage, the lovely woman who was going to do it was sort of following me around asking me when I was ready and I really wanted to save it for later in the day. 4) I voluntarily cut short the horseback swimming. It was a rough ride, and I don’t think the horse was having a good time either, probably because I’m heavy. Recommendation: Definitely go for the day, but don’t do the VIP option (unless they fix the access problem). Of the activities I did, make sure to do the snorkel and spend time with the animals. I was supposedly the only one who pre-booked Simba, but as soon as the cat was in the water, people started paying on the spot (and someone was there to collect your cash and have you sign the waiver). I also didn’t need to have the 6 bar drinks included in the VIP package, but maybe that would be appealing to you. Logistics: Pay in USD cash (I didn’t have to pay any additional fees). The credit card machine was not working well for other people when I got there. There aren’t any lockers for your personal items, but I felt like my things were safe (I didn’t bring anything valuable other than my camera and some cash for tips). From AKR, it’s about 30 mins each way – I had the front desk call the day before and they arranged for pickup. Operating hours seem to be about 8 - 6 and even though I could get picked up/dropped off whenever I wanted, I was picked up about 9 and got back probably around 5:45. Lunch is exactly as advertised – there weren’t any other options.
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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.
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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.
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First time booking an excursion outside of the cruise line and what an amazing treat!! This place was beautiful. The snorkeling was wonderful with fish, lobster, sea cucumbers, barracuda, colorful coral..... the list goes on. The animals on the island were well cared for. There were even puppies roaming around!! The water was crystal clear and the beaches were very clean. There were many trees with hammocks to relax in with ample amount of beach lounge chairs. The staff were very attentive and and the food plentiful. The bathrooms had an attendant that kept them very clean. The price was a value for the great surroundings and service. The only thing that I wish they offered were lockers for our personal belongings. I highly recommend this place!!