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Gibson Bight, Roatan


Inn of Last Resort - Honduras and the Bay Islands vacation, travel and services information

Inn of Last Resort - Honduras and the Bay Islands vacation, travel and services information


Nestled among the towering trees on a hill overlooking the ocean, 30 spacious, air-conditioned rooms with private hot-water showers and a tastefully understated decor await you at this wonderful resort. You will be amazed at the workmanship evident in all Inn of Last Resort - Honduras and the Bay Islands vacation, travel and services informationof the buildings -- charming wooden architecture completed with obvious care and attention to detail.

Each room has a queen size bed, two twin beds in a corner seating arrangement to provide extra sleeping space. Ceiling fans above the beds provide an excellent air circulation. Screened and easily opened picture windows capture the splendid vistas and offer comfortable cross ventilation for guests who prefer fresh air to air conditioning. The gentle sea breezes which fill the courtyard invite you to nap in a hammock or stretch out with a good book on the porche.

We have a lovely restaurant with full waiter service, no buffets. Breakfast is an open menu with a variety of items to choose from. Lunch and dinner are fixed menus. Dinner includes homemade soup, salad, entree, and dessert. Samples of our entrees may include: beef stroganoff, Inn of Last Resort - Honduras and the Bay Islands vacation, travel and services informationcoconut shrimp, fillet mignon, roast pork, Grilled wahoo and many others. If you have special dietary needs, such as no red meat, or vegetarian, we will happily adjust the meals for you accordingly. From 6 - 7 pm, our bar offers free appetizers.

Activities

1. 3 dives a day for the divers. Snorkelers are welcome to go on the boat snorkeling, swimming and sunbathing. Free use of snorkel gear for our guests that are on a vacation or dive package of 5 days or more.

2. Here at the resort there are hammocks, a small library, a game room with bumper pool and board games and a large screen TV with satellite dish programs.

3. Fishing charters can be arranged with a local guide for a couple hours of early morning trolling. Gear is included.

4. We have a boat available for shuttle service to West Bay Beach for a minimal fee. The boat schedule is subject to change, and of course depends on the weather, but goes at least once in the morning and once in the afternoon, and sign up in advance is required. There is great snorkeling there at West Bay.

5. A car shuttle to West End is available for $1 per person, at 9am and 1pm, advance sign up required. This shuttle is also available for guests that want to go see the dolphins or go to Carambola Botanical Gardens.

6. At a nearby resort, the dolphin encounter is available with advance reservations. To swim with the dolphins is $75 and to dive with them is $100. There is also a dolphin show and an island museum there.

7. Car rentals are available for $48 to $65 a day. Usually a day is enough time to take the car and see the other end of the island. The scenery is spectacular on the drive towards the east end of the island. At Oakridge you can take a tour of the mangroves on a local water taxi. Past Oakridge is Punta Gorda where the Garifina dancers live and often come out of their homes to dance for you. Further on is Marble Hills Farm, where you can stop and see Lisa and Brian and how they make jelly from all the different fruits available on the island.

8. If you rented a car (24 hours), you may want to go out to a restaurant one night, since the taxi fares are fairly expensive at night. There is Tres Flores, a Mexican restaurant on the top of a hill, for margaritas and fantastic sunsets, or Gio's in French Harbor, well known for it's crab dinners and other seafood. At nearby West End there is Half Moon Bay Restaurant, be prepared to have a few drinks while you wait for dinner, and the Coconut Tree restaurant with a Chef from England, Pura Vida, Brick Oven Pizza, Fosters, and Eagle Ray. So you have quite a few nice restaurants to choose from.

9. There are white water rafting trips available on the mainland that only take a day. Your flight leaves at 8am, the rafting company picks you up at the airport in La Ceiba, gives you instruction, takes you rafting, feeds you lunch, finish up the rafting and take you back to the airport, and you are back on Roatan at 4:15.

10.Trips to Copan are available, but this should be planned in advance for the beginning or end of your trip to Roatan, to make the most of your airline tickets that you have already purchased.

11. Bicycle rentals are also available in West End, $9 for a day.

The Inn of Last Resort
Gibson Bight, Roatan
Bay Islands, Honduras
Central America
Tel: 011-504-445-1903
Fax: 214-722-0714 (USA)
lastresort@globalnet.hn
www.innoflastresort.com


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Honduras & the Bay Islands At A Glance

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Language: Spanish, Amerindian dialects. English is spoken in the Bay Islands and in most tourist areas.

Government: Democratic constitutional republic

Capital: Tegucigalpa

Size: 112,090 sq km - Coastline: 820 km

Location: Central America, bordering the Caribbean Sea, between Guatemala and Nicaragua and bordering the Gulf of Fonseca (North Pacific Ocean), between El Salvador and Nicaragua

Climate: Subtropical in lowlands, temperate in mountains

Electricity: 110/220V, 60Hz

Currency: Lempira (HNL)

Driving: Roads in the city and on the highways are in fairly good condition but not so in the rural areas. Driving is to the right.

Car Rentals: There are car rental agencies at the airports and in the larger towns. An international or foreign driving license is all you need.

 

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