Henry Morgan Resort All-Inclusive West Bay

... and comprehensively. By the time we had got to La Ceiba we had already negotiated a price for our group, arranged our accommodation with Alton´s and been told that they would pick us up from the ferry. For more information on Alton´s Dive Shop visit: http://www.altonsdiveshop.com/<br><br>R yan, the dive instructor, also mentioned that it was lucky that we had arrived in La Ceiba when we had as they had had bad rains for 3 days prior and the ferry had not been ...

... the fib, filling the mask with water, taking of the mask, removing my BCD, the buoyancy jacket divers wear, and navigating with a compass underwater. The actual diving was good, I was starting to relax and enjoy myself and was looking forward to having the 4 &#8216;fun&#8217; dive. By Friday I was certified, I had completed the PADI exam, done all my confined and open water dives and was ready to go diving for fun and then I was ...

... time exploring. We had about 40 minutes underwater before heading back up to the boat for a break (you need to have 'Surface Time' to eliminate some of the nitrogen you breathe in from the tanks from your body). We moved to another dive site and went back in for our second Open Water Dive. This time, neither of us had any problems and, as well as hundreds of colourful fish and coral, we were lucky enough to spot a giant turtle bobbing about in the water ...

After an 75 minute ferry ride through rough water I made it to Utila. The boat ride was funny because it was very rough seas and the waves crashed up against the windows and the boat was rocking and rolling. People were screaming and pucking everywhere. I was fine and failed to get it on video, damn. This Island is one of theree of the Bay Islands. The water is crystal clear and it is famous for ...

... need to stop doing the only thing they know how to do. Fortunately, there are still whale sharks here. Even though a whale shark can go for as much as $3 million dollars, the fisherman won't touch them because when then whale sharks come, the bonita's come. Bonita's are big tuna's that the fisherman catch and sell. Aside from all that, we just live our live our lives day to day. We are working hard and having a lot of fun!

... friendly and had amazing stories to tell that to be honest made me feel incredibly useless and sheltered. This war was going on when Mark and I were alive, but we were only just born and so it had no affect on us whatsoever. But, to go to this town and see the remnents of such a bloody war and hear such horrifying yet amazing stories of bravery, was incredibly sobering and really put our lives into perspective. We are all incredibly lucky to live where we do. After the museum, we went on ...

... It's such an idyllic life here. Utila itself is much bigger than Caye Caulker, but it shares many things in common. The same beautiful warm clear turquoise water. Beautiful reef and diving, nice seafood. The weather has also been perfect, really hot (we have air conditioning so heat is now a good thing!), blue skies every day. No rain. (Sorry not trying to rub it in!! Really!!) The town is concentrated in quite a small area as well so its easy to get around by foot ...

... sat and stared at us lol We made it to Honduras! We were so excited to finally get to the beach and we stopped in the town Omoa, which our guide book had recommended as a great beach town. We arrived at a really cute hostel with free bikes, kayaks and drinking water and made our way down to bask in the glory of all our journeys on the white sand beaches. Well.....our guide book is from 2000 and as it turns out the power company had come in and built a series of ...

... surrounding by Garifunas and Bares to chill out after the diving, and even the small cays when you can camp in solitude but always with the voracious mosquitoes. My favourite place in land is a bar called Treetanic placed in the Jade Seahorse is a place who the owner was building for the last 15 years and is like a little Gaudi park but with rum and beers for one dollar, the place is kind of little museum and you can stay in some rooms if you want to. Really worthy for a stop.

... seem to have the same sense of humour as us (dont know whether that is fortunate or not...heehee) and we have been having so much fun as a little family unit! We stayed in La Ceiba for a night and the next morning took a ride on the back of a ute (yes...on the highway...very safe...we were packed in between our bags and couldnt move an inch. Got out with the sorest backsides though) and then caught an actual ferry ...