Looking for flights to and from Roatan - Skiplag!

Written By William Welbourn

If you don’t know what skiplagging is, its picking a cheap flight to an airport that through or close to where you want to go to. I do it often and rarely pay more than $250 for a one way flight from from Roatan to either Miami, Dallas, Atlanta or Houston.

So if you are interested in trying it, the best airports right now to search for a flight from Roatan are MSP, SLC and DTW.

Getting to Roatan is harder, there is a good deal from LAX to RTB going through Guatemala city right now for $225 one way (I found it on skiplagged.com). There are other options for less than $300 one way from many of the new york airports and Atlanta.

Here is what you search should look like:



William Welbourn

Bio

I graduated high school, The King’s School Canterbury, in 1998. I took a GAP year travelling and scuba diving South-East Asia. I visited Kho Phi Phi, koh phangan and Kho Samui in Thailand. Bali - Indonesia, Singapore - Malaysia, Cairns - Australia.

I started a BSc Honours degree at the University of Wales Swansea. I graduated University in 1998 with a 2:1 in Business Management.

I joined the graduate intake program of Ernst & Young London in November 1998. I spent three years as a trainee accountant, specializing in investment banking. I was admitted as a member of the Institute of Chartered Accounts England and Wales in 2001.

I then worked as a project accountant with XL Capital in London and New York specializing in the implementation of PeopleSoft general ledger.

In 2003 I chose to move in a completely new direction. I quit my job, bought a ticket (to central Ameica), got a tan, and never went back!

I became a PADI scuba Instructor on the island of Roatan about 40 miles of the Caribbean coast of Honduras. I worked as an instructor in the British Virgin Islands the summer of 2003 and then returned to Roatan, where I have worked since, at Coconut Tree Divers. In that time I wrote my own travel guide/blog www.bayislandsdiver.com

In March 2008 I attended the Course Director Training Course in Kota Kinabalu Malasia. Since then I have taught an IDC almost every month on the Island of Roatan. November 2017 will mark my 100th IDC!

During that time I have also opened a Restaurant on Roatan, www.roatanoasis.com, just to be sure I had turned all my passions into jobs!

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