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Friendly people, beautiful beaches, awesome atmosphere
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Unvaried food, political volatility due to loaded past
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If you enjoy jungle, adventure and diving, this is your dream come true
atufft Says: The highest town along the Lenca trail, and one of the highest elevation cities in Honduras, La Esperanza is reachable only by unpaved road. The adventure of...
atufft Says: Former mining town and capital of the short lived Central American Republic, Gracias is also a center of Lenca culture and current capital of the Lempira...
atufft Says: Easily the highlight of the Golfo de Fonseca and Honduras Pacific side, Isla El Tigre is a volcanic mountain island reachable only by boat ferry. Amapala is the...
atufft Says: Lago de Yojoa is an under appreciated fresh water lake in the central of the country receives the greatest annual rainfall of anywhere in Honduras. Santa...
atufft Says: Prior to visiting Copan, it's worthwhile reading as much about Mayan archeology and about Copan as is possible. Archeological ruins appear very abstract to...
Tegucigalpa and Nearby Pueblo Towns
atufft Says: The capital city of Honduras is not nearly as large as some other Latin American capitals. Tegucigalpa appears much smaller than either San Jose or Guatemala...
Los Naranjos Archaeological Park
traveldave Says: Los Naranjos Archaeological Park is an archeological site protecting the ruins of a settlement established by the pre-Columbian Lenca Culture on the northwest...
Trujillo and nearby Garífuna Villages
atufft Says: Trujillo is where Christopher Columbus first stepped onto mainland, and where William Walker, Central American empire builder, was executed by firing squad....
Sambo Creek and Cayos Cochinos
atufft Says: We didn't take time to visit the larger bay islands, but we did visit the Cayos Cochinos, a national marine park right off shore from Sambo Creek. This is a...
atufft Says: The closest beach town to the San Pedro Sula Airport is Tela. There's a national park and lagoon there, but the town itself has a beach worth walking and some...
atufft Says: Not spectacular, but worth the stop along the highway between San Pedro Sula and Tegucigalpa. We preferred to stay at Lago Yojoa for the night, but we took a...
atufft Says: San Lorenzo is the largest Pacific side seaport for Honduras, and so is mostly a gritty industrial town. However, since there is no lodging on the mainland side...
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Q: Hello fellow travelers. I am planning a trip to Honduras this Jan through Feb. When looking at all the pictures of places to go,...

A: Although it's been a while since my last visit to Honduras, I can offer a few recommendations. I'd put Trujillo near the top of your list - it's got nice beaches, an...
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Honduras is the cheapest (and one of the best) places in the world to dive and is prime Whale Shark territory come late February and March. It also boasts the largest untouched swath of jungle in...
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I went to Honduras in March 2008 on a birdwatching trip. This was the first organized birdwatching tour to Honduras; most other tours go to more well-known and well-birded Costa Rica or Guatemala....
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Honduras - The essence of Central America

Honduras is a small country the size of Pennsylvania, nestled between Guatemala and El Salvador to the West, and Nicaragua to the East. It is a mostly mountainous country, with a long Atlantic coast...
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I visited Honduras in december 2004. It was part off my 30 days trip to Central Amerika I was visiting the following places in Honduras. Copan Lago de Yojoa Tegucigalpa (the Capital) Please let...
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