Guanaja, Honduras Bayman Bay Club — closed; scheduled to reopen around
Christmas; lost five of the cottages and the dock Posada del Sol — closed; will reopen in February. The main
building is okay with no rooms lost, although the dive shop and
dock suffered extensive damage. However, they’re currently
housing the families of staff, few of whom have other housing
Roatán, Honduras Anthony’s Key — closed; lost 15 cabins; scheduled to reopen 2/1/
98, when repairs will be complete
Bay Island Beach Resort — open for business; repairs are
complete; had only minor damage to the dock and a window
blown out, no flooding
CoCo View — open (since 11/7/98); some damage to the
overwater walkways and gazebo; reefs undamaged Fantasy Island — open; virtually no damage Inn of Last Resort — now open; lost its dock but no buildings Reef House — little damage; open for business
Utila, Honduras Laguna Beach — will reopen 12/19/98; no major damage Utila Lodge — open; lost docks and sundeck, water damage to
rooms and clubhouse; repairs should be complete by Christmas
Ambergris, Belize Albert Bradley — open; only minor damage on beach and docks Amigos del Mar — open since the week after the storm; lost docks
and the buildings on the docks; new docks are up and they’re in
the process of reconstructing the buildings on them; repairs
should be complete before Christmas; had no high winds but
there was tidal surge; some minor damage to reefs Ramon’s — open; lost the dive shop on their dock
Glover’s Reef, Belize Manta Resort — closed; scheduled to reopen at the end of
January
St. George’s Caye, Belize St. George’s Caye Lodge — open; only damage was to front dock,
which was destroyed but has already been rebuilt
Turneffe Atoll, Belize Turneffe Flats—open; beach sustained erosion and they lost their
dock; dock has already been rebuilt
Mainland, Belize Rum Point — open; no damage except some debris
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