Roatan was everything we had dreamed about and more. It is home to some of the most beautiful beaches and friendliest people we have encountered. Even though it is a small island, we never ran out of things to do or see, in fact there is quite a bit we missed. Our days typically started out at The Lighthouse Restaurant in West End, where we would sit and plan our day over one of the best Bloody Mary’s we have ever had. I love to lounge on the beach, cocktail in hand and soak up the sun. Jeron does too, for about an hour…and then he gets antsy for the next adventure. What we love about Roatan is that there is plenty of relaxation and adventure for both of us to be happy. So if our ideal day consisted of motorbiking from beach to beach, enjoying a bit of relaxation at each stop, Roatan was the perfect place for that. The climate was also fantastic when we were there. We did have one day that it rained pretty heavily, but it was only an hour or so of inconvenience and we were happy to wait out the storm in a roadside bar with the locals. Because the island is small and not too populated, we felt safe on the motorbike as there was not too much traffic. We also loved that we could get from our home in Brick Bay to Camp Bay on the other side of the island and back in one day. This makes Roatan the perfect island for exploring, as you never seem to be too far to get back to where you came from before dark. We did not do any bar hopping at night because we made a point to be back to the house before dark as some of the roads could be quite sketchy and unsafe for motorbikes. We spoke with some backpackers that were staying in a hostel on the island and they said there is a nightlife in Roatan, but as with anything you need to keep your wits about you, not to mention your ID. If they ask for your ID and you cannot produce it, you can get into some trouble. But just because we did not experience the stereotypical nightlife of bars and clubs, we still enjoyed ourselves well into the night drinking cocktails and chatting with Pichi, the caretaker of the home. We always advise people to get out of the hotel or resort and explore their surroundings. The thing that made this trip so great was that it was entirely made up of us getting out and exploring our surroundings. We had the most amazing time and I think we all learned something about ourselves on this trip and took something away from it that will stay with us for a lifetime. I got my fair share of luxury while Jeron and Jerry got their fair share of adventure and we all did it together.