Picture of the Day! Palmetto Bay, Roatan

by Agostino Sarnari | Jan 17, 2022 | Lifestyle

While out and about taking pictures for a new listing located in the gated community of Palmetto Bay Plantation, I decided to roam around the community, and came to this picturesque morning that I captured on my cell phone camera. The Caribbean Sea was like oil calm....

Gilei’s Coffee Shop is the Cheers Bar of Roatan!

by Agostino Sarnari | Nov 29, 2021 | Lifestyle

Gilei’s Coffee Shop Have you ever watched the TV show called Cheers? I do remember watching it once a week. Everyone would gather at the restaurant/bar for drinks after a long day of work and chit chat about their day and the bartender would know them by name. Well...

Birthday Girl and Class Reunion on Roatan!

by Wendy McLaughlin | Nov 13, 2021 | Blog, Lifestyle

Recently one of my best friends turned 50. She’s the type of friend you want for life. Her spirit has always been like the sunrise. Full of energy. I met her in college back in the 90’s and our friendship has grown even though we live in separate countries. So, this...

Roatan and the Deep Blue Sea!

by Agostino Sarnari | Jan 26, 2021 | Blog, Lifestyle

Most people that arrive on the island are looking to get away from the big cities. I don’t blame them. Most cities are overcrowded and not everyone is looking in that direction anymore. Yes, cities have its advantage, but most Caribbean Islands do too. What attracts...

Flying into Roatan!

by Agostino Sarnari | Jan 22, 2021 | Blog, Lifestyle

There is a saying: there is no place like home. That’s the honest truth. I left the island for the holidays in December to join my son, friends, and family in Florida. Who I hadn’t seen in a year. I got off the island for a few weeks and I enjoyed spending...

Roatan and Crocodiles!

by Agostino Sarnari | Nov 30, 2020 | Blog, Lifestyle

This summer I learned a lot during the lockdowns. I always heard that the island had crocodiles, but sometimes I thought it was a myth instead of reality, until covid-19 hit the island and we stayed at home more and the coconut telegraph started spreading once people...