Can non-divers join the dive boats?

Yes — non-divers are welcome aboard dive boats at no extra charge, so mixed groups can share boat time and island tours.

What is the minimum age to participate?

Minimum age is 10; diving minors must meet certification and medical requirements from certifying agencies.

Are gratuities included?

No — gratuities are not included and are left to guest discretion for transfers, dive services, and island staff.

How much do on-island massages cost?

Massages are an extra charge and typically added to your room bill; current local rate is about $80 per hour.

Is bonefishing possible without a boat?

Yes — the surrounding flats are shallow (2–3 feet) and can be productive for bonefish without leaving shore when conditions are right.

What is the cancellation or refund policy?

Payment terms include an early-bird and standard rate; specific refund rules (including a non-refundable payment due by February 15) apply—confirm terms at booking.

Clark's Cay Private Island Escape — 8-Day Diving & Island Retreat on Guanaja, Honduras | Scuba | Snorkel

Clark's Cay Private Island Escape sits on Clark's Cay, Honduras — an eight-day island retreat built around world-class diving and slow, sunlit afternoons. On arrival you step into a compact private island experience: two secluded beaches, an infinity pool with a lazy river and waterfall, and a small staff that runs dives and shore services with concierge care. The surrounding water is shaped by Guanaja’s reef system: shallow bonefish flats two to three feet deep, coral pinnacles, vertical walls, lava tunnels, and several wrecks that together form part of the greater Mesoamerican Barrier Reef. Divers get priority access to rarely visited sites because there are few operators in the area; the itinerary includes five full days of diving with three dives per day plus a scheduled night dive, and a relaxed Friday boat tour that visits the island’s sister resort. Low diver-to-divemaster ratios and concierge dive services make this an excellent trip for underwater photographers and small-group travelers; non-divers are welcome on dive boats at no extra charge, so mixed-ability groups travel well here. Beyond the reef, the island’s private beaches and infinity pool are built for slow hours between dives. On-island massages are available (typically added to the room bill and currently around $80/hour), and evenings fall quiet with unobstructed sunset views. Anglers can fish the nearshore flats on foot—no boat required—for bonefish when the tide and light align. This escape stands out because it pairs high-quality, personalized dive access with true privacy: a single island shared with a curated group rather than a busy resort. The mix of geological features—limestone pinnacles, volcanic lava tunnels and wreck sites—creates a varied seascape that feels exploratory rather than trafficked. Expect informative briefings, a gentle schedule that balances three-dive days with town time, and staff who prioritize safety and service. Practical details: the meeting point is Clark’s Cay, Honduras; trip length is eight days; minimum age is 10. Gratuities are not included, and travel insurance is strongly recommended. This is a trip for travelers who want more than a resort stay: for those who want repeated, intimate encounters with a vibrant section of the Caribbean reef, plus the luxury of private beaches, a waterfall-fed pool, and personalized island service. If your ideal day ends with a sunset over the pool and a logbook full of pinnacles and wrecks, Clark’s Cay delivers. Space is limited—the trip caps at about 30 guests, and early-bird pricing is offered (Early Bird: $3,100; Standard: $4,000, with a non‑refundable payment due by February 15). Book early to secure your spot and specific dive dates; with few operators in the area, reservations effectively guarantee access to the best sites. Bring certification cards and a sense of curiosity and respect.

Clark's Cay Private Island Escape — 8-Day Diving & Island Retreat on Guanaja, Honduras

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