Barcelo La Aurora La Ceiba
Col. El Toronjal 1, carretera La Ceiba a Tela La Ceiba, 504, Honduras
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Special Request For Crew willing to do Passages
Hi I know this is very close to the last blog entry, but we may need to change plans. So wat is new I hear you all say????
We have had a rethink and as a result we may decide to cross the Pacific next year. If we do, we will depart from Panama Pacific side either End of March or very early April. If so we will most likely sail to Galagos, Marquesas, Tahiti, Samoa, Fiji, Vanuatu, ...
Scuba time...for Brendan anyway
... have been continuing this particular blog entry for a few days now. The rest of the time in Utila unfortunately it rained for the majority of it. If your not diving there really isn't much to do. I spent most of my time reading and waiting for a break in the weather where I could sit by the water and enjoy a bit of sun. That happened a couple of times so I was lucky to enjoy the waters of the Caribbean again!
Brendan really enjoyed his dive course and is ...
It’s Fiesta Time!
... relaxed in the shade of palm trees. It was a pleasant vibe. The next day, we headed to the mountains for zip-lining and natural hot springs. We travelled there in the back of a zebra striped pick-up truck going what felt like 80 mph on the one lane highway. We had two Honduran guides during the zip-line and they took my camera to snap some pretty awesome pictures of us zooming through the trees. The views were spectacular and we went over waterfalls and hot springs with the ocean ...
EN Sunjam Techno Party!
... We didn’t hesitate and went to have a look what is all the fuss about. And then it hit us….. There was going to be well known techno party (SunJum) the following day. Later we red in our book that first week in August Utila is best to be avoided unless you are big techno fan. However, as we already purchased our quite expensive tickets we decided to get to Utila and ...
Utila: Life Over & Under Water on a Tropical Isle
... was sold out, so we returned to Cross Creek to kill a few hours before the next ferry. All of the staff and DMTs were shocked to see us, thought the “ferry was sold out” was a new excuse for remaining stuck on the island (which is a very easy thing to do) and I said my second sad goodbyes for now to some great new diving friends (Shout out to Sofie, Matt, Ask and Todd!). Doris cooked up some delightful breakfast pastelitos and all of us ...


