This semi sub glass bottom boat plus monkey and sloth hangout excursion is perfect for all age families friends and couples looking for exotic animals sloths, Capuchin Monkeys, and parrots! Other animals Spider Monkeys.where you will enjoy seeing these wonderful animals, also see the different tropical birds. after all of this fun activities follow by more fun    to the semi sub glass bottom boat  excursion is a great way to see the beautiful marine life and coral reefs (part of the second largest barrier reef system in the World) without getting wet! Your sub is a 28-maximum passenger "semi-submersible" glass bottom boat vessel. It never dives below the water line; it floats on the surface while you view out the large windows just 6 feet below the water level which makes it a great excursion for non-snorkelers and of course snorkellers! Your fun exploration begins just outside your Roatan cruise terminal (Coxen Hole and Port of Roatan Mahogany Bay) where the friendly semi-submarine shore excursion staff will be waiting for you. They will get you all checked and into your transport. The drive to the West End pier where the semi sub is located is just a short distance from the cruise terminal. You will get to pass some scenic sights along the way. The semi-sub glass bottom boat crew help you aboard under the shaded topside. As the vessel moves out from the shore on the way to the barrier coral reefs of West End, they will help you down the 8 stairs into the interior where you will find large glass viewing windows along each side and seats down the middle. The crew will take you along the reefs where you can view all of the colourful, tropical marine life darting among the coral reef. The underwater scenery is never the same and the view is continuously changing out each window. There is a variety of marine life to see from colourful fish to coral to sponges. The guests will be out on the water for approximately 35 minutes. At the end of the semi-submarine glass bottom boat part of this excursion, the semi-sub will motor back to the pier where the transport will take guests back to your ship's cruise terminal