Privacy policy

Five things: your name, your email, your phone, which port your ship uses, and the date you dock. The ship name is optional and helps us confirm your schedule.

That is the whole list. We do not ask for your passport, your cabin number, your date of birth or your address, because none of that is needed to pick you up and run a tour.

One thing tracks you here: the Meta (Facebook) pixel. It sets a cookie called _fbp in your browser and tells Meta which pages you looked at on this site, so that if you later see one of our ads on Facebook or Instagram it is because you had already been looking at Roatán tours.

If you would rather not be measured, an ad blocker or your browser's tracking protection stops it, and the site works exactly the same with it blocked: you can browse, book and pay.

We also use Google Analytics, which sets its own cookies (_ga) and tells us how people move through the site — which tours get looked at, where a booking gets abandoned. It measures the site, not you across the web, and the same ad blocker stops it.

There is no heatmap recorder and no session replay. Our third counter, Vercel Web Analytics, sets no cookies at all. We are not building a profile to sell — we have nothing to sell to anyone, and these tools are there so we stop paying to show ads to people who were never going to book.

The site also stores a booking reference in your browser while you pay, so the payment can be matched to your booking when you come back from PayPal. That one is gone when you close the tab.

Your payment details go straight to PayPal and never touch this site or our database. We receive a confirmation that a payment succeeded and the amount, nothing more.

If you pay the guide at the port there is no online payment involved at all.

Six companies, each doing one job:

• PayPal processes the payment when you pay online.
• Zoho sends your confirmation email.
• Supabase stores the booking.
• Vercel serves this website.
• Meta receives the pages you visit here, through the pixel described above.
• Google receives the same through Google Analytics.

The first four never receive your information for their own purposes. Meta and Google are the exception and it deserves to be said plainly: what those two tags send feeds their own advertising businesses, which is exactly why the section above explains how to block them. Neither one ever receives your name, your email, your phone or your booking — only the pages you opened.

What none of them get is a list we sold them. We do not sell, rent or share your details with anyone: no tour operator, no marketing list, no cruise line.

Two years after your tour date, then it is deleted. Two years is what we need for accounting and for the rare case where someone asks about an old booking.

You can ask us to delete it sooner and we will, unless we are required to keep the payment record for tax purposes.

Write to booking@monkeylalatours.com and we answer within thirty days. You can ask for a copy of everything we hold on you, ask us to correct something wrong, or ask us to delete it.

You do not need to give a reason and you will not be asked to fill in a form.

We do not knowingly collect information from anyone under sixteen. Bookings for families are made by an adult, and the only thing we record about children is how many are coming, so the guide brings the right equipment.

Monkey Lala Tours, Roatán, Bay Islands, Honduras.

• Email: booking@monkeylalatours.com
• WhatsApp: +504 8993 6198