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There are nearly 2500 feet of shoreline and 1600 feet of beach within these 143 acres at Helene Enclave. $1,600,000 for the whole track. |
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half-moon beach shown above.
Helen Enclave's approximately 900 feet of exotic Ironshore shown below. |
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This photo looks west toward the National Preserve
from Roatan's East End. Helene Enclave and the Village of Helene are in
the foreground
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The National Preserve contains thousands of mangroves
that begin just west of Helene Creek and extend about two miles further
west to near Old Port Royal. The preserve, from the narrow north shore
beach to the south shore beach, is only about one-half mile. It teems
with life as the nursery and spawning grounds that incubate much of the
marine life at the eastern end of Roatan and Helene. Many of the 120 plus
variety of birds in the Bay Islands can be seen,and many make their nest
here.
The preserve is ideal to visit as part of a locally organized ecological tour, which would include going through HeleneCreek to the north side volcanically formed isle of Morat, then following the narrow channels south back to Helene Harbour and the Enclave. Sightings of Dolphins, and perhaps Whales, would be likely during this tour. |
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