Experiencing Roatan Like a Local: A Day in My Life Vlog!

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Join me as I take you on an exclusive journey through a day in my life on the enchanting island of Roatan, Honduras. From the first light of dawn on my tranquil deck to the vibrant hustle and bustle of local life, experience the true essence of island living. Dive into the heart of Roatan as I share my personal shopping adventures, uncover hidden gems, and indulge in the local cuisine. Whether it's sweeping the deck in the early morning calm, savoring a cup of hot cocoa amidst the cool breeze, or navigating through the bustling streets for the freshest produce and unique finds, every moment is an adventure waiting to be shared.
🌴 What's in the video:
A serene morning routine on the deck
Insights into local transportation and street food
A detailed shopping experience in one of Roatan's biggest stores
Tips on supporting local vendors and appreciating the simple pleasures of island life
And much more!
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Honduras Is Very Beautiful

[@stinkfinger]

Great episode! When visiting Roatan a couple of years ago, we didn't venture too far off of the beaten path as we were unsure if there were areas that might be wise to avoid. If such a thing exists, it might make for a interesting content. Keep up the good work!

[@yowatstravels]

Great insight and advice on where to shop. Byron I would very much like to see a video on the local talent (handyman, carpenter, electrician, plumber from the East End of the island. The guys who do great but don't have the big company name. also what is the name of the app for Reco. thanks again for keeping my ear to the island.

[@BYRONJKP]

Great ideas. But For reco I just use the Facebook page.

[@yowatstravels]

@BYRONJKP I think it would be very beneficial for Paddy town and Oakridge's talented tradesmen to get exposure. The money they make would definitely help those communities. Also think of the possibilities. Most people from the East End of the island speak three languages. They would be able to effectively communicate with expats as well as Islanders, there will be a need for this with the building going on on the East End. One other thing to think about for people who maybe don't know trades. they can translate Spanish to English for expats having homes built.