Harbour Club Villas & Marina is a six-villa vacation complex located between two waterfronts in a prime bonefishing area on Providenciales. It’s ideal for those island visitors wanting to wade the flats and do some DIY, self-guided bonefishing.
A selection of beachfront self-catering cottages in Davis Creek, North Andros. With a quiet location and easy access to the flats, Treasures of Andros is a great option for anyone interested in a DIY bonefishing holiday.
One of the best established and well regarded of Roatan’s fly-fishing lodges, Mango Creek is a small eco resort in Port Royal harbour on the island’s East End. It has four over-the-water cabanas, plus a further two lodge rooms, with space for a maximum of 18 guests at any one time. The fishing program covers both fly and spin fishing for bonefish, tarpon and permit on the nearby flats with experienced English-speaking guides.
A family-style lodge with space for 8 anglers, Fly Fish Guanaja is located right on the flats in the island’s South Cays area. You can step out of the lodge directly onto the flats and see tailing fish. This is a great option for groups of anglers looking for somewhere remote and productive.
A beachfront development on the island of Guanaja in Honduras, Graham’s Place comprises a selection of villas and suites, plus a 16-room hotel. Permit and bonefish are regular visitors to the pristine flats right outside the lodge – excellent guides are available for hire locally, but experienced bonefishermen will be happy to go it alone; this is DIY bonefishing heaven.
With single rooms available from $95 per night, and doubles from $115, Nathan’s Lodge in South Andros is a great option for anyone on the lookout for budget bonefishing. With by-the-night rates and fishing packages to choose from, plus DIY bonefishing from right outside the lodge, this is a great place to mix and match your ideal package.
Small Hope Bay in North Andros is an all-inclusive resort with 21 beachfront rooms in a relaxed, friendly and informal setting. Also features a first-class fishing programme – fly-fishing for bonefish is the focus, but reef and offshore fishing trips can also be organised.
A seaside Mayan retreat five miles north of the fishing village of Xcalak, and less than 10 miles from the Belize border, Casa de Suenos is perfect for fishermen looking for something affordable and out of the way. World-class flats fishing, white sand beaches, seclusion and solitude are the order of the day here. With rates starting at $55 per night, and DIY bonefishing right out your door, this is a great option for fishermen on a budget.
Small, privately-owned and operated resort 2km north of Xcalak, near Mexico’s border with Belize. Sits on legendary Chetumal Bay, a fly-fishing hotspot famous for its excellent numbers of bonefish and permit. Not specifically a fishing lodge, but with competitive rates, a beautiful and secluded location, and some excellent DIY options, this is a great choice for fishermen travelling with family.
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