Gumbalimba Park
Islas de la Bahía
Gumbalimba Park is a privately owned eco-adventure and history park located on the island of Roatan in the Bay Islands of Honduras. Established in 2003, the park is named after the native gumbo limbo tree, locally known as Gumbalimba. It offers a unique blend of natural beauty, wildlife encounters, and cultural exhibits, making it a popular destination for families and nature lovers. Visitors can explore several botanical gardens showcasing native flora, enjoy interactions with free-roaming white-faced monkeys and macaws, and observe various iguana species in a safe sanctuary environment. The park also features a museum, a swimming pool, and waterfront activities including kayaking, providing diverse entertainment options. As a legally recognized sanctuary, Gumbalimba Park adheres to Honduran government guidelines to ensure the well-being of its animal residents. Its mission centers on being Roatan’s finest botanical garden, animal encounter, and family destination, offering excellent photo opportunities and educational experiences for guests of all ages.
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Consejo: Visit during the daytime to fully enjoy the animal encounters and botanical gardens. Consider purchasing tickets in advance to avoid queues. Respect the park's guidelines to ensure the safety of animals. Family-friendly activities make it suitable for all ages. Check the official website for current opening hours and available discounts.
Datos interesantes
- •The park is named after the gumbo limbo tree, a species native to Roatan and locally called Gumbalimba.
- •White-faced monkeys and macaws roam freely throughout the park, offering unique wildlife encounters.
- •Gumbalimba Park is a legally recognized sanctuary and refuge for its animal residents, following Honduran government guidelines.
Historia
Gumbalimba Park was established in 2003 on Roatan Island, named after the native gumbo limbo tree known locally as Gumbalimba.
Since its founding, it has developed into a notable eco-adventure and history park, combining wildlife sanctuary functions with botanical gardens and cultural exhibits.
Over the years, the park has gained recognition as a legally sanctioned refuge for animals, adhering to Honduran government standards to protect its inhabitants.
Guía del lugar
Animal Encounter Center
Home to free-roaming white-faced monkeys, macaws, and several species of iguanas, this area offers visitors close-up wildlife interactions and excellent photo opportunities.
Botanical Gardens
Several gardens showcasing native plants and trees of Roatan, including the namesake gumbo limbo tree, providing a lush and educational environment.
Museum
A small museum presenting the history and culture of Roatan and the Bay Islands, enhancing visitors' understanding of the local heritage.
Waterfront Activities
Includes a swimming pool and various water-based activities such as kayaking, suitable for family fun and relaxation by the water.
Contacto
Teléfono: 9914-9196