hanimasood

We are planning a trip to LFK on the 19th while in Roatan. I would like to know if I can still access the kayaks and other non-motorized equipment on the $55 access? I was wondering what is their method of differentiating between the different types of access purchased once you are on the island? In the opinion of people who have been to LFK, is it better to purchase just the entry access (cheapest) and then do what ever we need a la carte? We are not interested in the drinks or food at all but just the island and its amenities. Any thoughts or ideas?

We are making our first visit to Roatan and Belize in November. My boys are 1.5 and 6 so pretty much anything other than parks/beaches is not worth it for us. I am planning on heading to west bay/west end and maybe even Tabyana beach to spend the day. Belize, for us is still a maybe because we are contemplating just taking a rest day. I am planning to head to Chankanaaba park in Cozumel and maybe even out to Paradise beach. I think West Bay, west end, and Tabyana are open to public free walk in beaches, correct? The amount of money you spend there is up to you? Am I correct in my assumption?