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Trudy's Hotel Utila

Utila, Bay Islands Utila, Bay Islands, Honduras

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Scuba, Sun and a Suprise!

A travel blog entry by jeff-and-rach

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We spent 10 days diving on the Island of Utila, one of the Bay Islands in Honduras. We stayed at the dive shop which was like a mini resort with its own sea front, fake beach, bar and hammocks. We went to an awesome moon party on Bando Beach where they had a dj and laser light show – amazing considering how tiny the town is. Another night we …

Honduras - ruins and diving

A travel blog entry by raistlin_78

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So I went to two places in Honudras: Copan Ruinas and Utila. Copan Ruinas was first and
followed a ridiculously early start of 4am from El Salvador. Although the guy didn't turn
up until 5. But hey - that's how they do things over here. The one time I turn up late for
a ride will be the time that it arrived on time I bet. Anyway, it …

Sub-aqautic, super-aquatic

A travel blog entry by swiftys

After failing to master spanish in four days, we decide Scuba diving in half a week is a more attainable goal. We head to one of the world's most cost-effective sites to learn how to Scuba! Utila is the backpacker's choice because it is a cheap, well placed island along the world's second largest coral reef... _ Tim on Utila, a Bay Island off the …

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Learning to breathe underwater!

A travel blog entry by nicorach

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... centre in the world for the last two years running!





The deal offered included 5 nights accommodation, breakfast, our dive course, and some free dives after we completed the course. All of this for $277 USD each! Bargain! Our instructor Declan was fantastic and as there were 5 of us learning to dive we had two instructors and a Dive Master, which after talking to friends learning from ...

Fever.

A travel blog entry by stoo

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For the first time, I start to feel the pang of homesickness. There is so much we take for granted back in the UK, yet we complain about things endlessly. If I ever do return I will know which side my bread is buttered on. I'm not sure how I'm going to take a Christmas in warm weather, missing those cold mornings and frosty breath, but its certainly going to be an experience nonetheless.

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