My wife (49) and I (50) did the Salt & Pepper trip, which was very nice. It included round trip transportation to the West End, a beach with lounge chairs and umbrellas for the day, decent snorkeling off shore, and a good local lunch, which included a lobster tail.
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Marge from Nevada

ROATAN Island off the coast of Honduras. The people on this island are very poor and most of the income comes from tourist. That doesn't stop the natives from being friendly and nice to all. When you get off the boat look to your right and Chef Paul David will be asking you to go to his restaurant the Salt & Pepper for a local lobster lunch... Paul is a true 'Treasure Island' guy been there 28 yrs. Food was good. Swimming was great. This part of the island seems to be 'party island'. Everyone made us older folks feel right at home. Paul even got a lady that required a wheelchair to ride the boat and go to Salt & Pepper without a problem...
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Kathryn Dailey

In Roatan, we met Paul David at the dock and went over to his restaurant area for the day. We had transportation to and from Salt & Pepper, beach chairs, and a lunch that included fresh lobster. Lunch was great! We had remembered to pack our insect repellant, so we weren't bothered by the sand fleas. The water was crystal clear. Great Day.