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April 2022

How the First Cruise Ship Came to Roatan [vc_empty_space][vc_column_text][eltdf_dropcaps type="normal" color="" background_color=""]W[/eltdf_dropcaps]hile today the Port of Roatan is a world recognized cruise ship destination it once was just a pristine reef sloping into the deep. Coxen Hole didn’t have a cruise ship dock. The Methodist Church damaged

Mrs. Filomena was born on August 11, 1928 in Juticalpa. Her father was Basilio Herrera from Juticalpa, Olancho. He was a political activist for the Liberal Party in Olancho and was persecuted by the President Triburcio Carías Andino government, for his political reasons.

Gunther Kordovsky finds the driftwood he uses as base for his art on the beaches of Utila. “Best for finding driftwood is Big Bight and Indian Cove,” says Gunther, who crisscrosses the island on his beat-up mountain bike with a metal basket and a mounted

When COVID-19 forced lockdown began on Roatan in March 2020, the horses at Beach Club Roatan turned from being a source of revenue to being a drain on resources. Government’s policies of forcing people to stay home affected the animals.

Roatan will be a different place in by 2030 that is for certain. How will it look no one knows, but I believe it will be place better off than most places we think are great places to live.

Mr. Samuel Eliza Barnett Laurence was born in his grandmother house in Diamond Rock on October 7, 1932. His parents were Petrona Solarzano Laurence, a housekeeper, and Robert Barnett. “He used to blow the clarinet,” remembers his father Mr. Samuel.

With its bow almost touching Roatan’s shore in Dixon Cove, M Alexand, has a story that begins in newly formed Israel and involves an assassination attempt at president of Honduras in 1980s. With a capacity of 4,064 tons M Alexand is the largest shipwreck

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