Very gracious hosts with great communication
One of the prettiest disc golf courses I have played
Great views of the beach and ocean
Some challenging holes but still scoreable
Good Discraft baskets
Some nice elevation changes
Solid signage for pads and arrows to next hole
And disc golf in Honduras? Sign me up!

Some holes did not have teepads
Watch out for red ants and mosquitos
If you get off the fairway, you could be in trouble
20 bucks is a lot for a course fee but well worth it

I took a Princess cruise through the western Caribbean which stopped in Roatan. I had reached out to Tommy (or his wife) on their course Facebook page, and they sent a private driver to meet me at Mahogany Bay cruise ship port. Driver was waiting for me with a sign with my name and then drove approx 20 min to the course. There were several very nice locals that wanted to play while I was there and they were happy to show me around. The driver had left for another job and returned exactly when he said he would to return me to the cruise port (cost $40 which would have been less than a taxi). Overall, very happy that I went and next time I'm in Roatan, deff will go back.

Great host: Tommy "Tsunami" Theriault. Beautiful location. Good, Challenging layout.

Difficult climb from hole 7 to 8.

Loads of fun. Locals play on Saturday and Wednesday, but made an exception for my need to play on Tuesday.

Disc Golf with access to a tropical beach with white sand and clear water. Need more?

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Don't bring a Green disc! Seriously, this course appears like it might be a nightmare if you get into the thick jungle, but in fact the undergrowth is not really an issue and the course is laid out so that you would really have to make an effort to lose a disc.

If you are staying in either West End or West Bay, you can access the course by walking on the beach till you reach Luna Beach. The Luna Beach road is also a nice hike up to a lighthouse with fantastic views.

Disc Golf in the Caribbean!!
Good Discraft portable baskets.
Concrete (or platform) tees on most holes, the others are on hard packed dirt.
Good next tee signs.
Elevation - 2 uphill, 2 fun downhills and 3 on top of a ridgeline.
Great host with Merch for sale.
Views of the Sea from several holes, beautiful huge trees.

A couple of the holes follow a dirt/gravel road for the fairway. Not too bad on the discs, but necessary for ongoing course maintenance and mowing.
There were some tree branches down the day I was there (Christmas Eve) due to recent heavy rains. But they will be easy to clean up after the holiday.
A couple of places where you could lose discs, left of #5 and right on #9. Creeks aren't a problem, they are shallow and easy to access.

Good, quality course on this island off Honduras that is frequented by many cruise lines. The Discraft baskets are in great shape and surprisingly easy to see in this jungle setting. Really surprised to see they have installed concrete tee pads on most of the holes with several benches also available.
There are a nice variety of holes, primarily by the elevation used, but also left, right and straight holes. Having mostly straight holes also helped with seeing most baskets from the tees.
The fairways were a good size, I was expecting tight, narrow, holes through the jungle, but all give you a chance to reach the green.
#1 is not your usual, short and easy starter hole, tee in the open (within view of the Carib) over a small creek, with trees left and a hillside on the right, to a pin in an open grassy field.
#5 is a split fairway, to a basket below the tee level on a sloped fairway. Hyzer to the right side looked a little tight to me, so I took the forehand route, don't want to miss this one to the left. Basket is right next to huge 150 year old tree.
#6 - steep downhill, down the jungle to the basket next to another huge tree.
#8 is steep uphill, probably the steepest hill, that close to the tee, that I've ever played.
#9 is a beautiful downhiller, wooden platform tee, creek at the bottom, on your right, with the basket in nice grassy area, great finishing hole.
Tommy "Tsunami" Theriault is the builder and great host of this course. After a local called him for me, he offered me a bag and Discraft discs and showed me around the course. There are course maps at just about every tee, but it was nice to have a course guide, as I was on a tight time schedule.
Situated in the beautiful West End of Roatan, requires transportation from the Cruise Line ports. Or, you can contact Tommy and stay in one of the rental units on site that he built himself and stay a few days. Gorgeous beaches with shopping, bars, restaurants and the Roatan Rum Company nearby.
Eventually, Tommy wants to add another 9 holes, and more family activities, then set up direct transportation with the Cruise Lines. That will make it a lot easier to access this course.
PM me if you want more detailed transportation options.