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For years popular coffee shops like Starbucks has been buying Honduran coffee beans and using them in their various blends... but now, the mega-chain has released an exclusive 100% Honduran bean FEATURED COFFEE... (which is what I've been telling them for years to do!!!)
Since Roatan is part of Honduras, it's imperative you understand the Immigration requirements this country has concerning passports. First off, you need a passport to get in and get out of Honduras. But the most important aspect of that has to do with when your passport expires. Failure to observe this requirement, may force the airline to refuse you to board the plane from your home country, or worse yet.... the Immigration officials in Honduras may just not let you enter the country! Check this out...
Arrrg mateys!!! Here's a business op for you entrepreneurs out there... a real life, exact replica of the famous BLACK PEARL is offered for sale on Roatan! Built to the exact specifications as her original, this remake is valued at more than $1.2m and is offered at $750,000 usd. For more information, contact me at [email protected]
Just can't help texting friends back home and gloating about your Roatan vacation? Need to stay in touch with family? There are 3 cell phone service providers in Honduras and ALL of them offer BLACKBERRY services for BBM Messenger, texting and MMS messages. Whether you're on vacation, or you live here... technology is catching up here on Roatan!!
Kids... they can spend hours in the sun.. playing in the waves, digging in the sand. And the sun's harmful rays can actually do more damage to their skin than you can imagine. PROTECT THEM! Here's a great way for you to have peace of mind and your children to "look cool" and still have a great time in the sun!
Let's face it.... living on an island, surrounded by evaporating salt water, combined with light trade winds blowing constantly can mean only one thing.... HAVOC for electronics, metals, plastics... oh.. and then add in the sun's UV, UVA and UVB rays that so nicely heat the sea and the land and you've got a battle on your hands. And is seems that the more Roatan comes into the 21st century with technology, paved roads and other infrastructure.... the more that there is to go wrong... but hey, we like it this way.. really!
