Arch's Iguana and Marine Park
A family-run iguana conservation park in French Key, where thousands of iguanas roam freely, with sea turtles and a lobster pond on site.
Founded by the local Arch family, the park was originally set up to protect the native spiny-tailed iguana from predators. Today it is home to thousands of iguanas that visitors can observe and feed up close. Saltwater tanks house lobsters, fish and sea turtles, and there is a small beach for snorkeling. Admission is about 10 USD, and the park sits next to the Monkey & Sloth Hangout.
Opening hours
About 08:00–16:00
Nearby sights
- Daniel Johnson's Monkey & Sloth Hangout
- Little French Key
- Mary's Place
- Mahogany Bay
- Oak Ridge
- Punta Gorda
- Coxen Hole
- Anthony's Key & Roatan Institute for Marine Sciences