Explore what’s new at Anthony’s Key Resort in Roatan, including our Fitness Center, expanded dive lockers, Dockside Snacks, and future dive improvements.
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A Familiar Space Transformed — The Remodel of Anthony’s Key Resort’s Frangipani Bar At Anthony’s Key Resort, we are committed to continually enhancing our guests’ experience. We are proud to announce that the bar you know and love is back and better than ever! Here’s a look into the journey of this remodel and what
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As guests arrive at the Roatan Institute for Marine Sciences at Anthony’s Key Resort, ready to immerse themselves in the captivating world of our dolphin encounters, one of the first sights to greet them is the stunning “Playtime” sculpture by W.R. (Bill) Gee. This magnificent work of art, featuring three life-sized dolphins, offers a joyful
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Return of Dive Industry Legend Peter Hughes Marking a Milestone in Anthony’s Key Resort’s History Official PRESS RELEASE – Peter Hughes Anthony’s Key Resort (AKR) is thrilled to announce the return of Peter Hughes! As an esteemed figure in the diving industry with almost half a century of expertise, he’s rejoining AKR in a new
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A Taste Of Something New Ankor Seafood Grill by Anthony’s Key Resort We’re so excited to share that our new restaurant, Ankor Seafood Grill, is finally open! Anthony’s Key was designed as an ideal place to connect with nature and one another. Meals here are certainly an extension of that philosophy. We’ve created a lovely and
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We Are Open! Our hearts are with residents of the mainland of Honduras who have endured the wrath of recent hurricanes Eta and Iota. As a cautionary measure, Anthony’s Key Resort closed during the week of November 14-20, 2020 due to the approaching storm. In preparation for the potential arrival of Hurricane Iota, we moved
