Travel Reviews
A Tour of The Virgin of Suyuapa
In a delightful little turn of good timing, we arrived in Tegucigalpa the day before the beginning of the feast of the Feria de Suyapa. La Virgen de Suyapa is the patron saint of not only Honduras but, as of 1982, all of Central America. She usually lives in the small Iglesia de Suyapa, but [...]
Swim with the Biggest Fish in the Sea – The Honduras Whale Shark.
Where’s it at? Though the name suggests both mammal and fish, whale sharks are indeed sharks. These bus-size behemoths, found in tropical waters around the globe, can reach more than 12 metres in length and weigh 34 tonnes. Whale sharks are gentle giants, filter feeders that prefer small fish and plankton to people. They often [...]
Utila – “Otherworldly”
The Honduras we think we know is a small Spanish-speaking country wedged somewhere between North and South America, between the First World amenities of its capital and the Third World poverty of its countryside, between an affordable cultural vacation destination and a risky stop in politically unstable terrain. But there’s a tiny piece of that [...]
Honduras Holiday Experience
Before us the ocean was brilliant blue green with mild 4-foot swells. We sped across the Honduran channel at 40 mph aboard the Galaxy Wave Ferry, knick-named the “Vomit Comet.” The name is well deserved due to the typical chop encountered in these seas. We were heading to the Honduran coastal town of La Ceiba [...]
Why Travel to Honduras? – By an Amateur Traveler
Travel to Honduras – Episode 291 by Chris Christensen Listen: Amateur Traveler Episode 291 – Travel to Honduras Or see more at: http://centralamerica.amateurtraveler.com/2011/07/30/travel-to-honduras/ We hope you found this and our many Honduras Reviews and Travel Stories useful. For your travel needs Honduras.com is focused on the Tourism of the country of Honduras and has many contributing authors who provide you with [...]
AOL Recommends Honduras
Honduras is the in the middle of a massive tourism infrastructure build out, which makes now the time for budget travelers to take advantage of increasing accessibility and still low prices. Though the islands offshore have long been a favorite among divers, the rest of the country is experiencing a tourist surge that could significantly [...]
Honduras Has a Lot to Offer
Honduras is the in the middle of a massive tourism infrastructure build out, which makes now the time for budget travelers to take advantage of increasing accessibility and still low prices. Though the islands offshore have long been a favorite among divers, the rest of the country is experiencing a tourist surge that could significantly [...]
Streets of Copan Something to See
If the street above looks a little more colorful than the average road, it’s because the carpet has been rolled out for Semana Santa, or holy week leading up to Easter. The “carpets” are made from colored sawdust and flowers and illustrate the Stations of the Cross. There are many reasons to visit Copan in [...]
Travelling on a Cruise
Residents from local Trujillo, Honduras communities, along with politicians and business leaders joined recently for groundbreaking on a new 50,000-square-foot mainland cruise port, the first of its kind in Honduras. The facility should help answer the call from cruise passengers who love the Caribbean but yearn for new ports to visit. That need leaves Honduras [...]
