Introduction

My wife and I first visited the island of Roatan in 1992 and have loved the place ever since. We have long planned on retiring early there and as we approach age 60 plans begin in earnest. I see a lot of good information passing around on various Roatan-focused groups and I have decided to blog the information for my own use at least.

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