The lodge is nicely laid out and very comfortable. There are five newly constructed double occupancy cabins, each furnished with two full size beds and a private bathroom, complete with on demand hot water showers and flush toilets. Air conditioning is standard in all of the rooms, providing guests the option of enjoying the ocean breeze or a controlled climate. Each room is extremely spacious with plenty of shelving, and hangers to organize your gear. Rod racks out front by the pier are available to store rods each night. Guides will rinse rods and reels at the end of each day and hang them on the racks.
Upstairs at the lodge, you will find one of the nicest open air bars in the entire Caribbean, serving anything that you can imagine. The dart board and ring toss are a favorite way for anglers to pass the time playing each other each evening. The dining area is adjacent to the bar, serving some of the most delicious meals that you will ever find at a lodge. Out front of the lodge, there is a long pier that you will meet the guides at their boats at every morning, 50 feet from the front door of your cabin. Each evening though, the lights are turned on and you can routinely find tarpon, barracuda and other species lurking nearby in ambush… A well placed fly can turn your night into complete mayhem!
The lodge has wireless internet access allowing you to easily communicate with work friends and family back home. Wi-Fi calling, emails, internet browsing, text messaging and social media are possible.
Laundry service is available every day. Just leave your dirty clothes in the hamper in your room and they will be dry and folded on your bed when you return from your day of fishing. This allows you to pack light while traveling! You do not need a new change of clothes for every day!
Dining:
Meals at Fly Fish Guanaja are out of this world and a key part of the total experience. The ladies prepare each delicious meal fresh, with local ingredients. It is not over the top fancy, just good, down home, comfort cooking, Carribean style!
Appetizers are served each evening during cocktail hour. Delicious offerings like chips and guacamole, fried plantains and BBQ pork strips, chili con carne, ceviche…
Dinners are fabulous, simple yet delicious. Lobster dinners, fajitas, fried chicken, pasta, served with sides like, fresh salads, dinner rolls, mashed potatoes… Often a tray of each dish is served to the table and you serve yourself, guaranteeing that you will never go hungry. What ever they roll out is bound to send you away happy and full. Every meal they serve is amazing!
Breakfast is served early, in the dark, at 7am… Coffee is on at 6am. The ladies will roll out a few traditional bacon and egg breakfasts, with toast and fresh fruit, but our favorites are when they roll out breakfast tacos, or burritos, or freshly baked Cinnamon Rolls… add some Honduran hot sauce and you morning couldn’t get any better!
Lunch is eaten on the boat each day around 1pm, often on the fly as the boat motors between flats, making sure to maximize your time, especially if the tide timing is critical. If you want to stop fishing and take a bit of a rest, the guides will be happy to accommodate you. And if you are fishing on the south side of he island, you might want to request that he take you over to the bar at the beach palapa for a mid day pick me up!
Drinking water is supplied in each guest room and in the main lodge, in five gallon containers of purified water. Drinking water is also supplied on the boats in large reusable coolers. Upon check in, you’ll be given a bottle for drinking water. Please help them to reduce the use of plastic by using that water bottle during your stay.
