Gumbalimba Park Roatan Island Honduras What's It Like ? Video includes scenes of walking around Gumbalimba Park. You will see free roaming macaws and white faced monkeys. Video also includes video of me walking across a swinging bridge that terrified me .

Gumbalimba Park is a privately owned, eco-adventure and history park on the island of Roatan. The park was established in 2003. The name Gumbalimba Park comes from a tree native to the island called, gumbo limbo, but, the islanders know and call it Gumbalimba. Hours of Operation:
Open 7 Days a Week, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Location:
West Bay, Roatan, Honduras

Recommendations:
Swim suit, ecological sun block, sun glasses, camera, towels, and hat or cap.
Admission is $30.00 (USD)

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