Las Sirenas Roatan
Carretera Pavimentada Ppal, West Bay Roatan, Bay Islands, IB3100, Honduras
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Bugs, Crabs and Bats...I prefer to be Underwater!
... this task. There isn’t a grasshopper,
moth, spider or bee that hasn't felt my wrath.
My wife and daughters have been well protected.
I checked the room out and all looked safe to me
but I soon discovered -- night time is
when they come out to party. Our first
night turned out to be interesting. We
were basically in a jungle on the edge of the Caribbean
ocean. All the sounds of a jungle can
really ...
What happens in Hondoodoo stays in Hondoodoo
... shallow coral. If we attempted to go through with it and flip over the coral, we would probably die. We ended up flipping from a big wave over a bed of coral about 4 feet under us and I cut my foot. I freaked out and swam back out, as far away as possible from the shallow area and waves. I thought my friends would have been behind me but I guess they didn’t understand how dangerous it was. Somehow Sara and Dago managed to get back to shore, with some minor cuts and had ...
The Hover, Baleadas, and A Whale Shark Lecture
We awoke early to the sound of Chad leaving the apartment to set up for our second confined water dive off of the BICD dock 12 feet down. We arrived at BICD and practiced putting together our kits several times under Kori's watchful eye. Once she was satisfied with our abilities, we suited up and long-strided off the dock. We descended to the bottom of the ocean where we would continue to practice skills required for certification which included achieving ...
Utila: Life Over & Under Water on a Tropical Isle
... America. It’s nice that buses that are deemed too old and not fit for public schools students in the US (which means they are truly beat up) are fine for public transport in Honduras.
My transfer at Puerto Cortez was awesome as I was literally told to hop out of the bus on the side of the street as an air-conditioned express bus bound for San Pedro Sula was heading in the other direction. I had been in Puerto Cortez for all of ...
Week 8-9
... t act especially loving towards the children- but she was a fairly good teacher. However this opinion was slightly altered when I left my purse unattended for roughly five minutes- and all the money was taken from it, but at least my whole purse hadn’t disappeared. We had an art morning at Amalia’s house one morning, which the children seemed to enjoy- but Amalia didn’t- the kids were too loud! The children all drew pictures ...



