The St. Helene Guided Cave Tours offer a unique opportunity to explore one of Roatán’s most historic and culturally rich areas. Located on the island’s eastern end, St. Helene (also known as Santa Elena) was originally inhabited by the Paya Indians and later visited by Spanish explorers. Its history took a dramatic turn when the British established a lasting presence, and the area became a refuge for pirates during the 17th and 18th centuries.

On this guided tour, you’ll explore natural caves and their surrounding landscapes, learning about the area’s geological features, local legends, and historical significance. In the 19th century, Afro-Caribbean and British-descended communities settled in St. Helene, shaping the culture that still defines the area today.

The experience includes a guided walk, time to enjoy the natural scenery, and a local lunch, making it a perfect blend of adventure, history, and relaxation. Ideal for travelers seeking an authentic and educational East End experience.