Native Sons has become known for its relaxed atmosphere,excellent instructors, first class boats, spotless safety record and well maintained equipment.

We have a great team of first rate instructors which are very safety conscious, fun to dive with and fun to hang out with around the shop. Our crew keeps it all together, making sure everything runs smoothly.

Together, our team of Crew & Instructors/DiveMasters will make your dive a great experience.

In May 2008 Alex Harper-Brown came to Roatan for only 4 days...4 days rolled into 4 months. In this time she completed her divemaster course then continued onto Florida to become a PADI Instructor. In January 2009 she returned to the lovely Roatan and started working for Native Sons!.

Born and raised in Southern California, Eddie Nakada grew up surfing and after college, moved to Utah and worked at a ski resort for the last 17 years. At the end of 2009, after many trips diving and surfing in Central America, he decided to quit the ski business and move to Roatan. He did his Dive Master internship at Native Sons and has worked for us ever since, becoming an instructor in November 2010.

After working for an audit company in Switzerland for a few years Fiona Huber decided to quit her job and left for the Caribbean in 2011.She did her Advanced through to Divemaster with Native Sons in Roatan. She came back to Roatan in January 2012 to complete her instructor course and has since been working for Native Sons. She will happily take you to her favorite dive site "Shallow Turtle Crossing" and shows you some parrot fish!

Nancy Rodriguez is the one who will sign you up, keep a tag of your dives and charge you at the end! She is from West End, Roatan and has worked at Native Sons since 2002.

Tommy Grant is a local island man with years of experience as a boat captain. When Alvin launched his new boat Tommy was the man he chose as he had complete confidence in his skills as a boat captain in any conditions. He also has a great sense of humour and a laugh that resonates through the dive shop!