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Travel Blogs from West Bay
First Day of Island Life
... in our lives) showers and then set out to explore the area. The West End has lots of little shops, some more touristy than others, along with lots of restaurants which are more authentic and locally owned than could be found at West Bay. We soon found a gorgeous dock overlooking Half Moon Bay to soak up some sun for a bit, and then jumped in the clear turquoise water when we got too sweaty. Then we walked by a dive shop were we talked with two ...
Utila
From Roatan we took a catamaran to Utila - the cheaper of the Bay Islands. The catamaran was owned by an American guy called Vern who operated the service himself every day. We took a few beers on board and had a great time relaxing in the sun.
We were hoping to go snokelling with some whale sharks on Utila as they were just coming into season ...
Crossing to Roatan and Paradise
... of people taking shore excursions on zip lines and chair lifts and horseback riding, etc. We drive all the way to the tip of the Island at West End Bay. The Island looks a bit bedraggled and run down until we are about 5 miles from our destination, at which point everything is lush and green and groomed like a golf course. A 180 degree transformation.
Our hotel is a ...
What Happens on Roatan...
... any day now.
And, last but certainly not least, the capper on a great visit was watching the Giants win their second Super Bowl in five years (Shocking domination! Never a doubt! Where’s Peyton? Why aren’t they showing his wry grin? Could he be in the mascot costume? Nice catch! Victory!) on Dory’s big screen TV from the comfort of his giant sectional, surrounded by naysayers, Brady-lovers and irredeemable Irish Eagles fans, basking in the glow of ...
No money, honey
... regular taxi which will scam you out of money, and leave you in the same position which you are currently reading about).
Apparently, none of the ATMs in Honduras have to put "out of service" signs on the doors, because the one in Coxen Hole is also out of service. The only one who left with money from Coxen Hole was Jilly. (note to future travellers : if you're planning on taking money out ...