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Have your very own private island for just $100 a night
Blog: Blogging Travel Tips - 27 May 2011
So now you're thinking I've flipped my lid, come on man, a private island for $100 a night!?!? It's true! Just 20 miles off the coast of Honduras, and not far from Roatan, are two little islands that can be yours. Little Cay and Sandy Cay are both super cheap if you want to kick back on your own island.
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Another Epic Journey – Roatan to Livingston
Blog: Viva Latin America! - 16 May 2011
You know a trip which was already going to be difficult isn’t destined for trouble when your alarm clock doesn’t go off and then the first form of transport is cancelled. We were finally grateful for the rooster which woke us at 0500 as the battery to our alarm had died overnight. Then after another [...]
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The Long Journey – From Granada to Roatan via Managua
Blog: Viva Latin America! - 11 May 2011
We knew this trip was never going to be too much fun as we would be traversing the width of the continent, but thanks to the Tica Bus, it could have been a lot worse. We were starting from Granada which isn’t the jumping off point for the Tica bus, so in the afternoon we [...]
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Roatan – Chilling on the Bay Islands, Honduras
Blog: Viva Latin America! - 9 May 2011
Roatan is a diverse and rich island famous for its fabulous diving, and there’s plenty to do besides, if you aren’t into that sort of thing! Possible activities include paragliding, kayaking, ocean fly fishing and zip-lining, and at the higher end of the spectrum you can swim with dolphins or for the super rich you [...]
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Roatan Shark Dive with Waihuka Dive Center
Blog: Have Internet Will Travel - 9 May 2011
One of the things we wanted to check off our to-do list before leaving Roatan, was the Shark Dive. It was something we wanted to do on our first trip, but somehow time slipped away from us, and we just never got around to it. When we were back this fall we made sure it [...]Read the original article here: Roatan Shark Dive with Waihuka Dive Center
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Scuba Diving off Barefoot Cay, Honduras
Blog: Viva Latin America! - 5 May 2011
Barefoot Cay Divers is a PADI 5 Star centre with all the trimmings required for enjoying Roatan’s famous reef in style. They offer a wonderful valet service, which includes set-up and disassembly of equipment, high quality equipment and small boat groups making for longer bottom times all to ensure that you don’t have to do [...]
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A Lesson From My Mom
Blog: Hecktic Travels - 7 March 2011
I will stop thinking about what is next to be explored on this journey, and start appreciating each moment I have here right now.
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Must. Have. Kayaks.
Blog: Hecktic Travels - 23 February 2011
An 8 mile paddle exploring the remote regions of Roatán.
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Steel Drummin’
Blog: Hecktic Travels - 14 February 2011
Anybody out there need someone that can play the steel drums?
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Snorkeling the Mesoamerican Reef
Blog: Hecktic Travels - 9 February 2011
Roatán has claimed supremacy as our top snorkeling experience.
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The First Day of School
Blog: Hecktic Travels - 30 January 2011
Our first day volunteering at the Sandy Bay Alternative School.
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Along A Dirt Road
Blog: Hecktic Travels - 23 January 2011
Along the back roads of Honduras, there's nothing to do but hold on and bounce.
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Roatán’s East End
Blog: Hecktic Travels - 11 January 2011
Just say the words "remote" and "beach" in the same sentence and we're in the car and ready to find it.
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Happy New Year!
Blog: Hecktic Travels - 2 January 2011
A very feliz año nuevo to y'all! I hope that hangovers have dissipated and that resolutions are still intact thus far!
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We Live And We Learn
Blog: Hecktic Travels - 28 December 2010
I can't believe we have been here over one week and I have no discernible tan lines to show off. Even Pete's first-day farmer burn has disappeared, and we both look as pasty white as we did when we got off the plane. I had expected to already have my name carved into a shady palm tree, marking my spot on a beach for the months to come. I had visions of spending Christmas Day under said palm tree, a fruity drink in hand and the sound of waves permanently ringing in my ears.
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¡Bienvenidos a Roatán!
Blog: Hecktic Travels - 22 December 2010
It is awfully hard to believe that just a week ago we were saying goodbye to one home, and braving the icy mountain roads to begin our journey to another. Our few days in between driving and flying south were jam packed with quick goodbyes, long car rides, and a whole lot of swelling in my bum leg. It was a painful journey - to say goodbye once again to our beloved family and friends, and rush rush rush (as fast as my leg would allow) to pull it all together in time.
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The Beaches, Ruins, and Jungles of Honduras
Blog: GoBackpacking - 26 July 2010
For all its recent political difficulties, Honduras has a wealth of stunning places to visit.--------- Join Travel Blog Success today and learn to build a better travel blog. Membership includes 12 lessons, community forum, audio interviews, and a blog.
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Roatan’s West End
Blog: Brilliant Tips Travel Blog - 12 November 2009
As the name suggests, the village of West End is located at the western end of the gorgeous Caribbean island of Roatan. The most popular tourist spot in Roatan, especially among budget travelers, West End has beautiful white sand beaches that are protected by a living coral reef. The reef is so close that you can easily swim out to it and snorkel or dive. In fact, spectacular diving is the main attraction here and the village is kind of like one big dive resort. Visitors will find cheap, comfortable ...
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