Honduras
How do I meet people in Honduras?
When we asked people living in Honduras about club and activities where newcomers can meet others, they responded...
"Expats in Honduras often join clubs and activities such as book clubs, language classes, and outdoor activities like hiking and biking. Expats can also meet people by attending local events such as festivals, concerts, and art shows. Additionally, many expats join local sports teams or volunteer with local organizations. Finally, expats can meet people by simply exploring the local area and getting to know the locals," wrote a member who made the move to Honduras.
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"I live in an apartment within 1K from West End and enjoy Sun Yoga which is offered everyday at 9am at Sundowners Restaurant ($10). It is a 90 minute workout offered 7 days a week with a different instructor each day. In addition I attend a gym nearby and have a personal trainer who helps augment my Yoga workouts with weights. I enjoy just lounging on West End beach and rent a chair by a local vendor for $2 / day. I have a Spanish teacher who comes to my home once a week. You do not need to speak Spanish to get along on Roatan because most locals are bi-lingual. But I like learning Spanish as a way to keep me mentally active. There is a large number of Americans & Canadians living here. The local brewery has Sunday Funday local craft fair the last Sunday of each month. There is also a corn-hole group that meet at various bars each Saturday but you can find more information at Tita's bar in West End. There are many charities available looking for volunteers. I've attended charity events such as PIER (Partners in Education Roatan). I suggest anyone join Facebook group 'Ask Anything - Roatan'," explained one expat living in Roatan, Honduras.
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How do I meet people in Honduras?
If you live in Honduras, newcomers to Honduras would love to hear your answer to this question.
