Henry Morgan Roatan

... largest barrier reef in the world and we're really excited to discover the incredible sea life right outside our resort called the Henry Morgan. We totally fell in love with the exotic, colorful, cottage feel to it and decided to ditch the 5 star resort ...

Nous avons profité d'une journée dans un autre resort du Henry Morgan afin de jouir d'une plage plus grande, plus belle et avec beaucoup plus de ...

... It has an interesting history in that in the 17th century it was home to a large number of pirates including Captain Henry Morgan. Today the people are a mixture of Spanish speaking Hondurans from the mainland,Garifunas with their own Caribbean patois and ...

... quite as much ;) Monday was another rainy day.  Our plans for a perfect sunny b-day got rainned out but Rainny Roatan beats Chilly Canton everyday! :)  it finally stopped raining around dinner time so we cabbed it to West End and tried "Tongs" ...

What was once a pirate's island occupied by some of the infamous pirates including good old Henry Morgan and Blackbeard, this Island was used as a supply base for buccaneers raiding the Spanish territories. The British military took control and their ...

... to the other, Roatan. I had hoped to visit Utila and head out to the small Cayes where direct descendants of British Pirate Royalty like Henry Morgan remain to this day but for once time wasn't on my side. On purchasing my ticket I was issued with a sea ...

... .  Apparently Utila has a large population that is derived from the pirates that were in the area in the days of Columbus and Henry Morgan, all very exciting to us! I had heard before that the ferry to Utila could be rough and it was, the boat ...

... the dramatic shoreline and the sporadic beautiful sandy beaches. The awesome scenery is interrupted occasionally by small fishing villages. Roatan has a mountainous backbone that provides a splendid view from any point, and is totally surrounded by coral ...

... see the larger island of Roatan, and the coast of Honduras from the top.  Rumor has it that the Legendary Pirate Captain Henry Morgan used this hill and the caves nearby to stash his loot.  But, every island in the Caribbean and Central America ...

... City! Founded in 1519, it was an important transit route for Peruvian gold as well as Oriental spices and silks. In 1671, Sir Henry Morgan ransacked and destroyed the city, leaving the ruins of Panama Vieja (Old Panama). The city was re-established in its ...