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| Posted On: | 19-Jan-2003 |
| From: | "Sue Ellen Slater" [suellen.slater.....ca] |
| Subject: | Re: [roatan] West Bay or West End |
opps, thank you for the correction, :) Kip Weiss wrote: > Hi, > I agree with you. Mariela is terrific, and the cabins were very nice, but > the name is Sea Grape Plantation. I would recommend it. It's far enough > away from the center of things so that you have quiet when you want it, but > close enough to walk to everything. > > Kip > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "sno buni" > To: > Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2003 6:09 AM > Subject: Re: [roatan] West Bay or West End? > > > > > > > Hi John, > > I would suggest that you stay in West End. You would be close to all the > bars and restaurants, and it is very easy to meet people while sharing > diving stories. > > We stayed at Grapetree, and although it is at the end of the road, it is > beautiful, and Mariela who is the manager is so Increadably helpful and > nice. > > We dove with Coconutree Divers and my friend took her course there with > Emma who was an awesome instructor. The dive masters were great and tried to > make sure we didn;t repeat the same dive sites so we were able to see a lot > of the area. > > I would be more then happy to tell you more if you want to contact me off > list! > > sno > > "John " wrote: Though I haven't > received many answers to my previous post, from what > > I've been reading I get the impression I would probably be happiest > > in the West Bay or West End. I would appreciate any input and any > > advice as to accomidations. I'm looking at Foster's, which has > > accommodation in both areas, but an open to any suggestions. As I > > stated before, I'm a single man, traveling alone, and I plan to take > > an open water certification course. I hope this will be the first of > > many visit, if the impression I'm getting of the island is at all > > accurate. I've spent a fair amount of time in a few other counties, > > and I speak Spanish (badly). I simply mention this to indicate that > > I have respect for any local culture, expatriate and indigenous, and > > am not solely an idiot tourist, though that will pretty much be my > > role on this trip. Thanks for any advice. > > > > John Marroletti > > Philadelphia > > > > > > > > > ----------- > > > > Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now | |
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