Manawakie Eco Nature Park is located on the north side of Roatan,Honduras, in the mist of the jungle in the community of Man O War Harbor: known as Hottest Sparrow.

This is a tour for all cruise ship and hotel guests, to enjoy if you are a history & animal person, you will have the chance to discover the old history landmark and culture of the islanders by visiting our Eco Park, you will enjoy a brief history lesson of Roatan, Bay Islands in the wildcane shack, (MENP) Manawakie Eco Nature Park is not just a typical animal park, apart from interacting with white face Capuchin monkeys, sloth’s and other exotic animals, you will learn about the island first inhabitants culture life today.

Throughout the journey to the Eco Park you will be able to enjoy several sightseeing’s of Roatan,Honduras, noticing the lush forest and hill sight of Roatan Bay Island.

Manawakie Eco Nature Park is a guided tour of all ages with young knowledgeable Islanders tour guides staff.

Manawakie Eco Nature Park is a dream destination were you and your families can enjoy a great educational history, Island Culture and Animal Interaction.

Being the first authentic culture park demonstrating you our first inhabitants house and Islanders homes trying to keep up our culture, agriculture and island traditions and protecting the wild life.

At Manawakie Eco Nature Park you will be able to interact with Roatan Honduras wildlife such as Sloths, Birds, White Faced Capuchin Monkeys, White Tail Deer’s, The Paca and Agouti (Roatan Island Rabbit), Hummingbird playground, etc.

Here at the Park you will walk through a Tropical Botanical Medicinal Garden with your guide demonstrating our natural medicinal herbs, as you arrive to our island you will notice that it is very lush which 25% if use as medicine.

WILDCANE MUSEUM HOUSE: in the year of 1930 the islanders home were made of wild cane sticks or bamboo, and thatch leaf for roof. 

Entering THE MUSEUM HOUSE you will see statues representing some of ROATAN,HONDURAS LEGENDS, mud stove and different artifacts.
In the 14th century our first inhabitants homes was made of mud, which is THE PAYAN Indians descendants to THE MAYAN known as PECH

Please don’t forget to bring some extra change to try some delicious snacks at the snack shack (Homemade smoothies, milkshakes, natural juice made with fresh fruits, coconut bread, bush cakes, etc.).