Guanaja Hotels. Brief history of Guanaja and description of the island. Links and web sites to information regarding Guanaja hotels, resorts and amenities.

Brief History of Guanaja
Lying almost directly east of Roatan, Guanaja was first discovered by Columbus during his fourth and last voyage to the Americas on July 30, 1502. Upon arriving there, he found excellent quality water, as well as natives in giant canoes holding up to 25 men each. Thus, we know that the Paya Indians populated Guanaja during this time.

Guanaja is a very unique island, it is the tallest of the Bay Islands, and is mostly covered by the Caribbean pine, to the point that Columbus originally named it Pine Island.

Description
The Bay Island Guanaja Hotels are popular tourist destinations in its own right. The island offers a wide range of professional staffed tourism facilities such as hotels and resorts, restaurants and bars, diving and tour companies. Additionally the Island has a wide range of attractions for you to enjoy and explore while staying at one of the Guanaja Hotels.

Guanaja is a tropical island getaway for those who want to travel off the beaten path and experience one of the last remaining unspoiled islands in the Caribbean. A wonderful climate, cool breezes, white sand beaches and crystal clear waters all just waiting for you to enjoy. Removed from the confines of civilization, the Guanaja Hotels guests can roam the miles of unspoiled beaches and lush mountains covered with jungle fauna, hike to cascading waterfalls, scuba dive and snorkel on the virgin fringing coral reefs, kayak, sail, fish, visit remote villages or relaxing a hammock stretched between two coconut trees. Wine, dine and dance to the rhythm of island music at one or more of the unique resorts and lounges.

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