Roatan is much more than just a natural paradise. It is also home to a diverse and fascinating culture that is deeply rooted in the island's history and heritage. From the Garifuna people, who have lived on the island for centuries and whose unique music, dance, and cuisine are an integral part of its cultural fabric, to the Black English-speaking islanders and Honduran mainland influences that have shaped its modern-day society, Roatan is a melting pot of traditions, customs, and beliefs.