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From the east coast to the west of Honduras you will see very many temperate zones and cultural aspects! Drawing the most visitors are the Caribbean Bay Islands, Utila and Roatan, boasting some of the cheapest and best Scuba Diving in the world. Honduras is also home to the captivating Mayan ruins at Copan, a stunning natural landscape, and a welcoming population.
Honduras is also known for some of the best bird watching experiences in all of Central America. With over 400 species, including Toucans, Golden-capped Tanager, and Painted Bunting. Honduras offers a favorable tropical climate all year round. The north is hot and humid, with coastal regions at times cooler due to sea breezes. The south is hot and dry and the central regions are the coolest areas in the country, due to their elevation above sea level. Honduras' wetter months are between August and December. Transportation is largely done by bus or taxi but do expect to at some point travel a significant distance in the back of a pickup truck with a load of other travellers. Not an experience to be missed. While here you will find wonderful hotels and eateries at a very good price... and some of the best steak you will every have in your life! Honduras is also known for its coffee and you are sure to be offered coffee made from a perculadora with lots of sugar added! This description has been edited by 4 people. Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in HondurasTravel and Tourism Guides for Regions in Honduras |
Honduras Travel Blogs
Sep 19, 2006 - Mar 10, 2007
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA -› Roatan, Honduras -› ...
I woke up early so I could get another day of snorkeling in. It was well worth it. The area right off of our own beach at Luna was full of life. After about a 1/2 hour I had to head back to the house so we could return our scooters. On the way back from dropping of the scooters we did a few last minute souvenirs shopping and finally found the burrito lady.
Mario took us on another scary ride to the airport (beer bottle in hand). We spent 2 1/2 hours getting through customs this time (...
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Jul 21, 2005 - Jul 09, 2008
these are some of my favorite photo's that don't have a home!!! I took a lot of them in college when I was majoring in photography... we will see where this goes.
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Mar 19, 2007 - Mar 31, 2007
After arriving in San Pedro Sula at the airport and making it through customs, I made my way to he bus station and took a 3 hour bus ride to the Mayan ruins of Copan and the village of Copan Ruinas. Along the way the bus went through the mountainous countryside and through the village of La Entrada. La Entrada looked like a hub of activity for the locals. Lots of activity and local color. 2 hours later the bus arrives in Copan Ruinas.
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Dec 19, 2007 - Jan 26, 2008
I did say great Mexican place didn't I...well it certainly wasn't so great the next morning. I was experiencing an impending feeling of doom thinking about the 10hr plus journey into Honduras, so popped a couple of imodium, something I'd told myself I'd never do! Let me just say that the journey was less than pleasant. There were several close calls and at one point I vomited out of the minivan window all down the side of it...not cool. Apparently I was as white as a sheet and my lips were bl...
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