It continues, "No longer a best-kept Caribbean secret, the largest of Honduras’ Bay Islands is working -- through the grassroots Roatán Marine Park -- to promote sustainable growth by fostering a sense of environmental responsibility among locals and visitors. At the Roatán Institute for Marine Sciences, located on the grounds of the all-inclusive Anthony's Key Resort, guests can participate in government-sanctioned recreational and educational dolphin programs. Options include snorkeling with more than a dozen bottlenose dolphins; unstructured, small-group dolphin dives 60 feet below the surface; and a six-day Dolphin Scuba Camp for kids ages 5-14. For the ultimate Roatán retreat, book an over-the-water, thatched-roof cabana at the secluded Mango Creek Lodge in Port Royal harbor on the island’s less-traveled East End. Spend the morning fishing on the saltwater flats or kayaking through the mangrove canals, then float back to your cabana’s private deck for some afternoon hammock time."