How much money should I take to Roatan Honduras
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Planning a trip to Roatan, Honduras, but worried about how much it'll cost? Wonder no more! In this video, I draw from my own experiences to provide you with the ultimate guide to managing your money in this tropical paradise. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, I'll share insights on budgeting for daily expenses, from food and transportation to activities and those little extras that add up. You'll learn how to enjoy local cuisine, explore the island, and even go snorkeling, all without splurging unnecessarily. Plus, I'll offer personal tips on saving money while still experiencing the full beauty and excitement of Roatan. Get ready to make your adventure memorable and affordable with my comprehensive guide to budgeting in Roatan.
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You definitely need significant money if you desire amenities. Please be mindful that many Airbnb properties require you to pay for the electricity that is used during your visit. I stayed in West Bay and West End. The Airbnb on Westend required this payment. The Beach House Hotel was expensive however, electricity was included. You are very correct regarding tips. Everywhere I visited the guides were exceptional however, due to the employees lower wages I felt compelled to tip so having US dollars in small bills is crucial.
You are correct to budget wisely because Roatan can easily blow the bank. Good information. The people are absolutely lovely so supporting the local economy was positive.
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Whatâs a good spot to rent the off road cars like the buggyâs in the videos
ATV TOURS near brick bay
Very well done! But what are the nuts and bolts of how to move money form USA to something usable in Honduras? Will my Visa card work, Do I open a bank account in Honduras? Do I carry a lot of US cash. What is the safest method of managing money? How can I avoid large exchange fees. Plus, how do I insure my cell phone service and internet service will not be a problem?
Good questions!
Bring small bills, 10, 5, ones. Exchange a few Lempiras. Your credit cards work everywhere on the island you don't need to open a bank account. It quite safe, use your common sense. Like Byron said, cash is king. Get small bills to leave tips, the workers pay is low, so it helps them a lot.
What's the ATM fee at Petrosun in West End? Not MY bank fee, but is there an extra fee for using their ATM?