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Canadian charter flights have begun again to Roatan! Check out the website and BOOK NOW!! Or, you can wait until the last minute.. the day before travelling and save even more!! Check out www.redtag.ca for all the specials from up there.. to down here!!
There are certainly times throughout the year here.. especially during the rainy season.. that the temps drop down in the 70's here.. and even the 60's!!!---if you can believe that? Right now, it's in the mid 70's and it does seem cold actually. So much so that I'm having to wear a shirt these days...
I'm not exactly sure why or how, but some of the worst, dirtiest, lowest octane gasoline and diesel is sold right here on Roatan!! And that can cost you $$thousands in repair bills if you're not savy to the tricks of the trade. I'll tell you more....
November is typically the start of the rainy season here on Roatan.. but with most of it coming early in October this year, we're really only experiencing temps in the low 80's and high 70's at night. A few showers here and there, but the sun certainly is not letting us down neither... time to book for Christmas!!!!
If it's a sunny day and life is good.. you're probably on Roatan! Even the animals are appreciative of the sun this time of year!!
When it cools down in the tropics, the humidity levels increase and can "chill" you to the bone... and if you live here, you'll know what I mean when I say that there are days when the temps drop into the lower 70's that you wish you had a fireplace to snuggle up in front of. But this "tip" does the trick for me and may just help you out as well...
Well.. we've made it another year through the hurricane season unscathed!! WOO HOO!! And as we head into Roatan's busy season which runs from now to the end of Easter, you'd better get busy and book your hotel if you have paradise in your radar scope for the holidays...
To some... torrential downpours during your holiday can be a bummer... and to us living here on Roatan island... they are quite welcome! For the past 30 days or so, we've had our "winter".... tropical rains almost daily... but this is necessary to fill the islands fresh water supply.. among other things...
