Alcoholics Anonymous Roatan, Honduras
Looking for an English AA meeting in Roatan? You’re welcome here.
Alcoholics Anonymous Roatan meets in person every Saturday morning in Coxen Hole. We welcome locals, expats and visitors who are in Roatan on vacation.
Roatan's Established AA Community
AA meetings have been part of the Roatan community for many years. The local group brings together people from across the island as well as visitors from around the world. Whether you live on Roatan, are here for a season, have recently moved to the island, or are only visiting for a few days, you are welcome to attend. You do not need to contact anyone in advance before coming to the Saturday meeting.
Our fellowship is centered on the principles of recovery, unity and service. The goal is to provide a welcoming place where people can speak honestly, listen, and receive support without fear of gossip or judgment.
Weekly AA Meeting Information
Day: Saturday
Time: 9:00 AM (Central Standard Time)
Meeting: AA Roatan Honduras
Location: Elaine Curtis Learning Center
Address: Roatan Ministry Drive, Coxen Hole, Roatan, Bay Islands, Honduras
Where in the building: The meeting is held on the second floor.
Use the map for directions from wherever you are staying on Roatan. The meeting is at the Elaine Curtis Learning Center in Coxen Hole.
Visiting Roatan? You Are Welcome At Our Meeting.
Many visitors assume Coxen Hole is far away if they are staying in West End, West Bay, or French Harbour, but the current AA meeting is generally a short drive from the island’s main visitor areas. If you need help getting there, reach out to us. We can help with general directions and provide a local taxi contact.
West End
About 15 minutes
An easy taxi ride to the Saturday meeting in Coxen Hole. Contact us if you need help arranging transportation.
West Bay
Under 20 minutes
Still a manageable trip for a Saturday morning meeting. We can help point you toward a local taxi option.
French Harbour
Under 20 minutes
Convenient access across the island to the meeting location. Coxen Hole is closer than many visitors expect.
A Safe and Confidential Place to Meet
Roatan is a small island, and we understand that privacy can be a very real concern for people who live here. Some people may hesitate to attend an in-person meeting because they worry about being seen, recognized, or having others find out they were there.
AA meetings are built around anonymity and confidentiality. What is shared in the meeting stays in the meeting, and members are expected to respect each other’s privacy.
Recovery. Unity. Service.
The fellowship is centered on the principles of recovery, unity and service. The goal is to provide a welcoming place where people can speak honestly, listen, and receive support without fear of gossip or judgment.
You do not have to explain why you are there or share anything you do not want to share. You are welcome to come in, listen, and take things at your own pace.
Learn More About Alcoholics Anonymous
Whether you’re concerned about your drinking, looking for support, or wondering if A.A. might be right for you, you are welcome here. You don’t need to have all the answers first. For more than 90 years, Alcoholics Anonymous has helped people find hope and a new way of life through shared experience and mutual support.Watch these videos to learn more about A.A. and how it works.
Contact Alcoholics Anonymous Roatan
Questions about the Saturday meeting, directions, transportation, or attending while you are visiting the island?
Send us a message and someone from the local fellowship can help with current meeting information and getting there.
Meeting: Saturdays at 9:00 AM
Location: Elaine Curtis Learning Center, Coxen Hole
Floor: Second floor