Honduras - Update History
- April 2023: Security updated with latest incident at Coxen Hole.
- March 2023: Security updated with latest dinghy thefts in West End, Roatan.
- January 2023: Clearance procedures checked.
- December 2022: Security updated with latest CSSN report.
- November 2022: Security updated with CSSN report.
- November 2022: Biosecurity updated with latest Covid-related entry protocols.
- October 2022: Security update with latest CSSN report on theft from yacht at anchor.
- March 2022: Security Updated with information on Pirate attack on yacht in transit.
- March 2022: Formalities – in particular pre-arrival forms and Fees – further updated with assistance from Bill and JoAnne Harris.
- January 2022: Remaining Formalities and facts checked and updated. Covid protocols checked and updated.
- December 2021: Security Information updated with latest CSSN report.
- November 2021: Security Information updated with latest CSSN report.
- October 2021: Security Information updated with latest CSSN report – Covid protocols updated and open status with info. from SSCA hosts JoAnne and Bill Harris.
- January 2021: Biosecurity and Covid information archived and updated with details from JoAnne and Bill Harris.
- March 2020: Updates from within Honduras, Roatan, from Blue Velvet of Sark.
- March 2020: COVID-19 restrictions passed on by Rob Murray and George Mulvany.
- July 2019: Security updated with latest incidents off Gorda Bank.
- May 2019: Updated Clearance section, documents and fees with feedback from Brian Simm.
- May 2019: Updated Security section with the latest pirate attack on a vessel on passage from Honduras to Colombia.
- March 2019: Weather section updated.
- February 2019: Security section updated.
- August 2017: Formalities reviewed, fees, health and transport updated.
- April 2017: Formalities and marinas updated. Security section updated following report by CSSN.
- February 2016: Formalities and Health updated.
- June 2015: Publications checked
- February 2014: Formalities checked/updated. Note added about Duty-Free zone on Rotan.
- May 2013: Update on the inconsistency of fees charged from SV Tribe.
- December 2012: Restrictions updated following poaching by cruisers December 2012.
- September 2012: All links checked.
- September 2012: Fees updated with La Ceiba port fees and Clearance with recommendations for clearance ports from Karl Fix.
- March 2012: Security advice updated with information from Marie Dufour of MY Domino.
- March 2012: Facts updated re. anchoring ban in Roatan.
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