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Who we are

One family, one hillside, since 2009

The trails, the horses, the quads and the zip lines are ours. So is the crew, and so is the 165 acres they run across.

How it started

Clip’N’Zip, and what came after

We opened at the end of 2009 as Clip’N’Zip Canopy Tour. The owners already had nineteen years of zip line experience on this island by then, which is why the first thing we built was the cable course and not the office.

The horses came next, then the quads, then the trails that link them. Everything sits inside a 165 acre nature reserve above the cruise terminal, and everything is still run by the same family that cut the first path through it.

We are the closest adventure company to both of Roatan’s cruise terminals. At Isla Tropicale we are quite literally across the street.

Why it matters

You are not booking through a middleman

Most excursions sold at a cruise port are resold two or three times before they reach you. Every hand takes a margin, and none of them is the hand that checks your helmet. Ours are not resold. When you book here you book with the people who run the tour.

It also means we can be straight with you. If your group would be happier on a shorter tour, or a cheaper one, we will say so on the phone. We would rather you came back than paid more once.

See what we run
On the hill

What the reserve holds

The land 165 acres of nature reserve Lower slopes Dry oak forest, some oaks a century old Past the fourth platform The vegetation turns to rainforest What people spot Birds, deer, hawks, iguanas, agoutis The cable course 11 cables, 13 platforms, 1.8 kilometres
The crew

The people you will actually meet

Our reviews tend to name people rather than the company. Two guides travel with every zip line group, one sending and one receiving at each station, and they are trained to talk a nervous first-timer through it as much as to check a harness.

The briefing, before anyone gets on anything
Working the line at the platform
Leading the horses out into the shallows
Waiting on Erick

Names and a portrait for each guide, plus the year the family first started running tours on Roatan. Until those arrive this section stays as it is rather than filling up with stock photographs of other people’s staff.

Come up the hill

Spend an afternoon with us

Five minutes from the ship, and you are on our land for the rest of it.