The Daniel Johnson Monkey & Sloth Hangout has grown into a favorite animal excursion for travelers to Roatan. The Sloth is the main attraction. Roatan’s Sloth Sanctuary makes for the perfect photo opportunity. A limited amount of tourists is allowed to hold the sloth. Visitors are also allowed to hold White Face Monkeys, Spider Monkey, Capuchin Monkeys, Parrots, and Scarlet Macaws!

The sanctuary is also home to the “Guatusa,” commonly known as an Agouti, but Roatan locals call them “Island Rabbits.” There is also a South American raccoon for guests to admire. This activity is one of Roatan’s inexpensive activities, and it often makes it a top highlight and a favorite thing to do in Roatan.

The Sloth Sanctuary is located in French Harbor, only 40 minutes away from Roatan’s popular West End.

• Times: Monday-Friday: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM, Saturday: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM, Sunday: Closed
• What to bring: Water bottle(s), hat, camera, sunscreen, bug spray, snacks (fruits, energy bars)
• Min/Max Capacity: 2-8 People