All-Inclusive Resorts in South & East Shore

3 research-based resort profiles in South & East Shore, Roatán — sorted by our rating with booking trade-offs disclosed.

3 resorts reviewed From $180/night Top rated: 8.3/10

Prices and inclusions change with dates, room category and availability — confirm the current rate and package details before booking.

South & East Shore all-inclusives at a glance

3 resorts we have reviewed in South & East Shore, Roatán — published starting rates from $180 to $260 a night for two. Every figure comes from the full review behind each link.

The top two compared

Every reviewed resort is ranked below.

Resort Turquoise Bay Dive & Beach Resort Hotel Roatán Media Luna Resort, Affiliated by Meliá
Best for FamiliesFamilies
Standout beachfront, dive centerbeachfront, private bay
From $260/night$208/night
Our rating 8.3/107.9/10

Our picks in South & East Shore

Best overall
Turquoise Bay Dive & Beach Resort · 8.3/10 · from $260

Turquoise Bay is Roatan's best-value true all-inclusive if you dive, and a slightly odd choice if you don't. Twenty-six rooms on a private bay on the island's remote northeast shore, three boat dives a day included, and exclusive access to reef nobody else is touching — for roughly $149 per person per night. The trade-offs are real: one restaurant, national spirits only, hillside stairs, and a location that commits you to the resort. Divers should book it anyway.

  • + Genuinely dive-first all-inclusive — three boat dives a day, and a typical 7-night package bundles 15 boat dives plus a night dive
  • Remote — 30 minutes from the airport and about 20 from French Harbour, with nothing walkable outside the gate
Best value
Fantasy Island Beach Resort, Dive & Marina · 7.1/10 · from $180

Fantasy Island is Roatan's cheapest way to get a true all-inclusive on your own private island, with three beaches, 160 rooms and a marina attached. It is genuinely fun and genuinely three-star: buffet dining at Las Palmas is the whole food program, transfers cost extra, and finishes are dated. For budget-minded families and dive groups who care more about water access than thread count, it works.

  • + An entire private island to yourself — three private beaches on a cay off French Harbour, reached by a short causeway
  • Airport transfers are NOT included — the resort charges around $20, and parking is $15 a day

Prices shown are indicative nightly rates that change with season, room type, and availability — always confirm the current rate and exactly what's included before you book.

South & East Shore all-inclusive FAQ

How much does an all-inclusive resort in South & East Shore cost?

Across the 3 South & East Shore resorts we have reviewed, published starting rates run from about $180 to $260 per night for two people in low-to-shoulder season; the best value on our scale is Fantasy Island Beach Resort, Dive & Marina (7.1/10 from $180/night). Rates change with season and availability — confirm the current price and what's included before you book.

What is the best all-inclusive resort in South & East Shore?

Turquoise Bay Dive & Beach Resort is our highest-rated all-inclusive in South & East Shore at 8.3/10. Turquoise Bay is Roatan's best-value true all-inclusive if you dive, and a slightly odd choice if you don't. Twenty-six rooms on a private bay on the island's remote northeast shore, three boat dives a day included, and exclusive access to reef nobody else is touching — for roughly $149 per person per night. The trade-offs are real: one restaurant, national spirits only, hillside stairs, and a location that commits you to the resort. Divers should book it anyway.

Are there adults-only all-inclusive resorts in South & East Shore?

None of the 3 South & East Shore resorts we review is adults-only; see our adults-only all-inclusive guide for alternatives nearby.

Which South & East Shore all-inclusive is best for families?

Turquoise Bay Dive & Beach Resort (8.3/10) is our top family pick in South & East Shore. Turquoise Bay is Roatan's best-value true all-inclusive if you dive, and a slightly odd choice if you don't. Twenty-six rooms on a private bay on the island's remote northeast shore, three boat dives a day included, and exclusive access to reef nobody else is touching — for roughly $149 per person per night. The trade-offs are real: one restaurant, national spirits only, hillside stairs, and a location that commits you to the resort. Divers should book it anyway.