Tranquilseas EcoLodge

This place is an awesome destination if you hate touristy crowds, don't feel the need to go out every night, and are committed to scuba diving. You can stay here and just snorkel and play around, butWeiterlesen
This place is an awesome destination if you hate touristy crowds, don't feel the need to go out every night, and are committed to scuba diving. You can stay here and just snorkel and play around, butWeiterlesen
We visit breweries everywhere we go, so why should Roatán be different--especially because they actually *have* a brewery which I wasn't expecting. They're about a 20-minute cab ride from ourWeiterlesen
I'm putting in a separate footprint for the restaurant, but it's really part of the resort. Still, we spent a lot of time here so it seems to warrant its own writeup. You can either do anWeiterlesen
Tim and I were the only ones at the resort who wanted to dive this day for some reason, so instead of taking us out from TranquilSeas, the dive shop had someone from their other location (in PalmettoWeiterlesen
They sent us home from Palmetto Bay in a land taxi instead of on the boat (lame), but at least they prepaid our driver. We mentioned that we liked Palmetto so much we were thinking about looking intoWeiterlesen
Nope nope nope. This is the beach that everyone goes to in Roatán, and yes it's a lovely beach, but it's wall to wall people and banana boats and people trying to see you beaded jewelry and dayWeiterlesen
We needed more cash for taxi rides and tips, so on the way back from Palmetto Bay we had our driver take us to the ATM at the PetroSun. Tim went inside and I chatted with the driver about sloths andWeiterlesen
I felt like we had to visit the West End because that's what everyone talks about when they're not talking about West Bay (which is confusing because they practically have the same name). Vivian hadWeiterlesen