Landing on the Island of Guanaja

Oscar Perez, Pico, and Crazy Karl erect a wind generator on Guanaja Honduras.

its one of the most beautiful places i know u got to visit

Trip to Guanaja with Jackie. She was researching places to stay for Semana Santa with her boyfriend. We stayed at the north end of the island, and visited Graham's Place for a day.

Visit CoralBay Dive Resort http://coralbay.ca A Vacation to Dive For! Cabanas have breathtaking panoramic ocean views which are certainly some of the most beautiful and romantic in the world. The bedrooms are decorated island style complete with native stone masks and local Indian artifacts. Each unit has private bathrooms with showers and outside decks. Fresh sea breezes and forest shade provide natural air conditioning and a clear cascading water fall provides the cabanas with the sweetest crystal clear drinking water you have ever tasted.

Castaways Resort in Guanaja

Viaje a Guanaja. De La Ceiba, a Roatan, hasta Guanaja. La pasamos de lujo!

Mikel Adonia, Joell y Nahun Salinas cantando Que Lloro de Sin Bandera en Auditorio Instituto Adventista Guanaja, Islas de la Bahia.

Mission pas possible: des pâtissiers se transforment en agents secret pour mieux comprendre les avantages d'un chocolat révolutionnaire

GRK-DVD-BAY - Join us on this Dive Travel adventure series as we explore the western Caribbean Bay islands 40 miles off the northeast coast of Honduras. The three main inhabited islands include Roatan, Utila and Guanaja, all part of the second largest coral reef in the world and one of Honduras hottest attractions. Beneath the clear turquoise waters is a trove of unbelievable riches: vibrant coral, massive sponges, multicolored fish and large pelagic species, like manta rays, sea turtles, and whale sharks. Surrounded by translucent waters, painted in bold strokes of emerald greens and deep azure blue, these islands are a diver's paradise, while surrounded by jungle, luxurious foliage and exotic flowers. Roatans history comes alive with tales of pirates. As many as 5,000 pirates and buccaneers used the islands as a base for attacking Spanish galleons laden with precious metals, woods and other new world bounty.

Video Despedida Instituto Adventista año 2006, Guanaja, Islas de la Bahia

Located at latitude 16.29 N and longitude 85.54 W, Guanaja is a very unique island. It is the tallest of the Bay Islands, and is mostly covered by the Caribbean pine, to the point that Columbus originally named it Pine Island. An island for adventurous souls looking for someplace new. Guanaja is a tropical island getaway for those who want to travel "off the beaten path" and experience one of the last remaining unspoiled islands in the Caribbean. A wonderful climate, cool breezes, white sand beaches and crystal clear waters all just waiting for you to enjoy.

Aterrizaje en Guanaja, Islas de La Bahia Honduras

EN LAS MISTERIOSAS CAVERNAS, EN DONDE REPOSAN LOS RESTOS DE NUESTROS ANTEPASADOS.

Hurricane Mitch, Octuber 1998. Guanaja, Islas de la Bahia, Honduras. Edited by: Nahun Salinas and Joel Salinas.

Guanaja Sunset....Sonnenuntergang im Paradies

Walking on shore on Guanaja, no roads, no cars, very peaceful

Near encounter with a southern stingray.

ESTAS CUEVAS SON UN PATRIMONIO CULTURAL, DE NUESTRO QUERIDO PAIS HONDURAS

bueno hay tiburones.

On passage

This is abeautiful resort on a privately owned Cay just off the island of Guanaja

UVICADAS EN UNA PINTORESCA COMUNIDAD DE NUESTRO QUEIRDO PAIS.

EN EL INTERIOR DE LAS MISTERIOSAS CUEVAS

"Nicole and I made a film about the sailing adventure of Marianne and Gaétan. 15 days aboard the sailboat Alegria 11, in the Bay Islands, in Honduras. All we needed to make a film on their new life: Sailing around the world on a superb 49 foot aluminium hull cutter, leaving their surroundings, the family, the friends and all significant persons. Leaving all that is familiar, all their references in the smallest detail. The shots were taken in and around the islands of Roatan, Guanaja, Los Cochinos, West-End, Utila, and eventually, La Ceiba on the continent. A 56 mts documentary, sailing in the Garifuna Land and visiting their marvellous inhabitants. A film by Louis Charbonneau (Production du Roi-Soleil), music by Clément Lévesque. For more information on the DVD, see: http://www.voileevasion.qc.ca/sailing_the_caribbean.htm