
Anthony's Key Resort
Sandy Bay, Roatan, Honduras

Number of Rooms
56
Wifi
Yes, free
Nitrox
Yes
Dive Center
On-site
Swimming Pool
Bar
Anthony's Key Resort offers guests a small private beach, outdoor swimming pool, and on-site diving services. It's renowned for its combination of great location, beautiful setting, and comfortable hillside and over-the-water bungalows.
How To Get There
The resort is located at Sandy Bay in Roatan, Honduras. Anthony's Key offers complimentary airport transfer. Guests may fly internationally into Roatan airport (RTB).
Dive Overview
Roatan offers stunning dive sites for both novice and expert divers. With a top-notch dive center, Anthony's Key ensures unforgettable underwater adventures.
Learn more: Scuba Diving in Roatan, Honduras
Accommodation Overview
Anthony's Key Resort is a resort village consisting of 56 bungalows that are spread out through 11-acre property. There are 3 different styles of bungalows to choose from: Hill Superior, Key Deluxe and Key Superior.
Food & Drinks
- All-inclusive buffet or a la carte options featuring freshly made regional specialties.
- Enjoy specialty tropical cocktails such as the Frangipani and the Monkey La-La at the bar.
- Sodas, non-alcoholic cocktails and alcoholic beverages are reasonably priced.
Dive Information
Anthony's Key Resort, Roatan Dive Sites
- Perhaps no island in the Caribbean offers more distinctive or easily accessible dive sites than Roatan, with approximately 35 dive sites located from West Bay in the south to Man of War Cay. Anthonys Key Resort is conveniently located in the middle and within a short boat ride of many of Roatan's top dive sites.
- The islands reefs and drop-offs are teeming with colorful marine life and are ideally suited for novices and experts alike. Surrounded by the longest barrier reef in the hemisphere, Roatans diving sites offer everything from hard-core wrecks and deep fissures to peaceful eel gardens and shallow terraces where countless macro photo opportunities abound.
- Coral grows thickly on walls that begin in crystalline waters as shallow as 20 feet below the surface and drop to the purple depths of the Caribbean. Squadrons of eagle ray, schools of brightly colored tropical fish, and the occasional meandering shark are just a few of the Roatan scuba sites that delight divers.
- Several large wrecks submerged near the resort, await exploration. With water temperatures averaging 80 degrees or warmer, gentle currents and visibility ranging from 50 to 100 feet, Roatan is a favorite among visitors who prefer their diving colorful, thrilling and unswerving.
- Interested in wrecks? Check out our list of the Best Shipwrecks to Scuba Dive.
Dive Center Information
Anthony's Key Resort is a PADI 5-Star Instructor Development Dive Resort. As a pioneer in the diving industry for more than 45 years, AKR is ranked one of the top dive resorts in the world.
Dive Center Features
- Modern fleet of four Pro 48' and seven Pro 42' Custom Dive Boats
- Dive Equipment Rentals
- On-site Hyperbaric Chamber and Clinic
- Full-service Photo Shop
- PADI Continuing Educational Program
- Air-conditioned Classroom Facility
- Convenient dockside equipment storage, fresh-water showers and rinse tanks.
- Extensive Shore Diving in Lagoon or Front Porch Reef
- Dolphin Dive and Snorkel opportunities with the Roatan Institute for Marine Sciences
Practical Information
- Electricity: 110 Volts
- Time zone: UTC-6
- Local Currency: Honduran Lempira (HNL) but USD is widely accepted
- Languages: Spanish & English
- Accept Credit Cards?: Yes, American Express, VISA and Master Card.
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What's included when you book?

Included
- Accommodation
- 2 Dives/day
- Full Board Meals
- Airport Transfers
- Complimentary Kayaks & Paddle Boards

Excluded
- Taxes
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Equipment Rental
Find a Room in Anthony's Key Resort
Hill Superior Bungalow
Air Con
Fan
Towels
En Suite Bathroom
Hot Water Shower
Balcony or Terrace
Ocean view
Toiletries
Safe
Mini Bar
Tea/coffee making facilities
from $1912
Dockside Loft
Air Con
Fan
En Suite Bathroom
Hot Water Shower
Balcony or Terrace
Ocean view
Towels
Safe
Mini Bar
Tea/coffee making facilities
Toiletries
from $1912
Key Superior Bungalow
Air Con
Ocean view
Towels
Fan
En Suite Bathroom
Hot Water Shower
Balcony or Terrace
Toiletries
Safe
Mini Bar
Tea/coffee making facilities
from $2087
Key Deluxe Bungalow
Air Con
Towels
Fan
En Suite Bathroom
Hot Water Shower
Balcony or Terrace
Ocean view
Toiletries
Safe
Mini Bar
Tea/coffee making facilities
from $2577
Key Premium Suite
Air Con
Fan
En Suite Bathroom
Hot Water Shower
Wifi (free)
Balcony or Terrace
Ocean view
Towels
Daily housekeeping
Safe
Mini Bar
Tea/coffee making facilities
Toiletries
from $3102
More information about Roatan Utila diving
Roatan's diving is renowned for its vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life. West Bay Beach features sites like Coral Garden, known for its rich coral formations and abundant fish, and The Wall, a dramatic drop-off that attracts pelagic species like reef sharks. West End offers notable dives such as Half Moon Bay Wall, with its steep drop-off and varied marine species, and Blackish Point, which has intriguing swim-throughs and encounters with rays.


Fellow traveler's reviews






Ian
1 Reviews




I have been a licensed scuba diver for close to 40 years and my mini "dive adventure" to Anthony's Key exceeded my already high expectations. Every aspect of the Resort, from the airport service, to the reception/orientation, amazing accommodations right on the ocean, fantastic food & service, the well-appointed hill top bar/lounge and most of all, the friendly and helpful staff, who made it a point to know your name. The diving was top-notch, with a well-stocked dive shop (I rented my BCD, fins and regulator, as opposed to flying with it as luggage), small group oriented (8 of us for the whole week) with the same, highly experienced Divemaster (Calderon) and boat Captain, Dean. The reefs are healthy, with an abundance of marine life seen on every dive. I am normally not one to revisit locations, as my diving bucket list is a long one, but I will definitely return to Anthony's Key!
Anonymous - Verified Traveler
1164 Reviews




I have been a licensed scuba diver for close to 40 years and my mini "dive adventure" to Anthony's Key exceeded my already high expectations.Every aspect of the Resort, from the airport service, to the reception/orientation, amazing accommodations right on the ocean, fantastic food & service, the well-appointed hill top bar/lounge and most of all, the friendly and helpful staff, who made it a point to know your name.The diving was top-notch, with a well-stocked dive shop (I rented my BCD, fins and regulator, as opposed to flying with it as luggage), small group oriented (8 of us for the whole week) with the same, highly experienced Divemaster (Calderon) and boat Captain, Dean.The reefs are healthy, with an abundance of marine life seen on every dive.I am normally not one to revisit locations, as my diving bucket list is a long one, but I will definitely return to Anthony's Key!
dorkeycorky
1164 Reviews




My sister and I recently visited Anthony's Key because we'd booked this trip before the pandemic and were itching to go diving. We had a wonderful time at Anthony's Key. The service was top notch and the food was ever better than I remember. Sadly though the diving isn't as good as I remember it being. The reef is covered in algae as there aren't very many fish anymore. It was super convenient getting our covid tests for our return home as the onsite clinic conducts them. We felt very safe the entire trip and would happily return again.
Calbarra
1164 Reviews




We bought special deal two for one. Beautiful location with veranda with hammocks overlooking the main island and dolphin show. So relaxing. Diving was excellent with clear clear waters. Great DM who was very helpful. Our first one was so so but thankfully we changed boats.. Well organized operation. Functioned like clockwork. Dives mostly 70ft and more. Wrecks like the Aguila had a resident moray that came and played with the DM. Great spotted eagle rays and turtles. Smaller fishes were present too and nice coral but obviously not as plentiful as Philippines. Food was always three course. With choices usually. Loved all the soups but the rest of the meals were hit or miss. Tipping was quite confusing. People were saying $5 to 10 per dive. Not sure whether they meant each to DM and boat captain. Difficult to figure out how to tip rest of staff. If you want to hand personal do it at least a day before because some of the staff may be off on day you leave.
mattrickaby
1164 Reviews




Anthony's Key was pretty awesome.I followed through on the open water cert and the instructor was great. Patience, knowledge, empathy and instruction were all exceptional. Maybe a bit difficult to get the instructor to do the sign offs afterwards (they seem simply too busy) but it all worked out in the end. More on the diving (it was awesome) later.My girlfriend decided to not do the rest of the open water certs at the resort and used the snorkeling services instead during the week. She had a great time doing so. Her only complaint for the snorkeling was that the divers boats had a three times a day schedule while the snorkel boat was limited to twice a day.The accommodations were just as advertised. That is to say they were very nice. Very nice indeed. We had a cabin on the north shore of the key, with a private porch having 2 hammocks a couple of chairs and a table. The cabin had a chemical smell the first day but in talking to other guests it appeared that they had just sprayed for bugs a day before our arrival. No problem as we aired it out for a bit and the smell dissipated. Housekeeping was awesome throughout the rest of the trip also.Bugs. There are no seeums. A good bug spray will keep them away but they are certainly present. The included excursion to Maya Key saw most everyone that participated come back with bite marks. The excursion was worth the bites but be warned and bring spray and use it.The dives were (an overused adjective by now) awesome. I think I have been completely spoiled by having my first dive experience at this place. 15 minutes at the most on the drives out (except the excursion to Maya Key). Visibility at 80 feet minimum. Great equipment (I'm looking at buying a BCD of the same model they carried for rentals to replace my current BCD). The boats are well equipped and the boat captains and dive masters know their stuff. Awesome ( I said It would be overused) competence of the boat captain and the dive master. The one thing I could pick on was that I saw at one time 14 people assigned to a dive with a dive master during my experience. That seemed a bit much even to my novice experience. I would have thought that ratio would have been a bit lower at a high end resort from what I have previously heard.The place is very, very, very time and schedule orientated. They have the dive schedule regimented and quite well worked out nicely. That said, there was a single public clock at the main dock. Newbies to diving (like us) are going to be a bit lost without a wristwatch (most folks rely on a cell phone for time now days).The food was good, most all times was much better than good. It appeared that they tried to accommodate the US palate for many meals, but the offerings for seafood were well done and there were local dishes available if requested (but not on menu).The trip was great. The accommodations and experience at the resort were great. The place is definitely geared to keeping you on the reservation. No problem there since they do accommodate whatever you need via charge back to the room for everything done at the resort. We did take a couple off resort trips utilizing a resort referred contact and they were great trips. One of the waiters actually does tourist island tours and that was a great undocumented thing we took advantage of (at extra cost out of pocket. Totally worth it)..I didn't want to leave. My girlfriend didn't want to leave.May I say again, AWESOME!