Hi All,
I heard of people being stopped at gun-point as they were only attempting to
walk along the beach in front of a big resort in Roatan. I don't think, but
please correct me if I am wrong, that it is legal to privatize beaches in
Honduras? Yet the big Hotels do pretty much what they want. I am not
surprized that the honduran authorities would not protect their citizen's
right of access. Does anybody have information on the actual laws protecting
beaches from being privatized?
Thanks Sabine
>From: "Charlie"
>Reply-To: travel-to-honduras.....com
>To: travel-to-honduras.....com
>Subject: [travel-to-honduras] Re: Trip
>Date: Tue, 12 Dec 2006 12:33:00 -0000
>
>Larry -
>
>Every Honduran will tell you that all beaches are open to the
>public. As far as I know that is correct.
>
>As our restaurant, the Iguana Restaurant & Bar, is open to the public
>we don't have any problem with public use of the beach. Beach
>furniture however is not public but restaurant patrons are welcome to
>use it.
>
>Charlie Meador
>Coco Pando Resort and
>Iguana Restaurant & Bar
>http://www.cocopando.com
>La Ceiba, Honduras
>
>
>--- In travel-to-honduras.....com, Larry G
>wrote:
> >
> > Un pregunta. I don't know if Honduras has private beaches (in
>Mexico they do not), so must one stay there in order to use the
>beach?
>Larry
>
>
>
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