HONDURAS

Ceiba Ceiba is the third largest city in Honduras, and isprobably the country's most vibrant. A relatively young city, it got its name from a huge Ceiba tree that was next to the beach and provided shade to the workers at the dock and locals during the afternoon. It is the capital of the department of Atlantida, one of the 18 departments of Honduras. La Ceiba has long been the operation hub of the Standard Fruit Company, producers of bananas, pineapples, grapefruits and many other agricultural goods that Honduras exports. Although La Ceiba is not their port for major shipping activities, it is their administrative hub. The main port for their exports is Puerto Castilla, opposite of Trujillo in the beautiful Bay of Trujillo, 100 miles east of La Ceiba.

Roatan Roatan and the Bay Islands are a vacation paradise located off the North Coast of Honduras and are home to pristine white sandy beaches, amazing tropical jungle-covered hills, a diverse and unique reef system, heartwarming people, unique cultures and authentic Caribbean charm. Roatan and the Bay Islands are often called the Caribbean's best-kept secret. Accommodations in Roatan and the Bay Islands cover all price ranges and includes budget hostels, beach hotels, dive and fishining resorts, vacation rentals and spas. A wide range of first class local and international restaurants and bars offer something for all tastes.

San Pedro Sula San Pedro Sula is located in the northern part of the country, San Pedro is only a few miles from the coast and has always played a major role in Honduran history. Some attaractions to visit are; The Guamilito Market, within walking distance from the central plaza. It offers the most complete selection of Honduran handicrafts in San Pedro Sula. The market is also a good place for vegetables and flowers. The Museum of Anthropology and History of San Pedro Sula. The Centro Cultural Sampedrano, hosts and organizes most of the cultural events going on in San Pedro Sula. It often has exhibitions and events scheduled.

Tegucigalpa Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras. It’s name came from the ancient Nahuatl language, and translated means "silver mountain. Tegucigalpa became the most important mining center in Central America during colonial times. “Tegus” as its inhabitants affectionately call it, is a mix of an old colonial city that has turned into the modern capital of Honduras. Tegucigalpa offers several attractive options around its surroundings. There is something to suit any interest, for the nature lovers, the Tigra National Park offers a once in a lifetime experience, also different colonial towns once important for their mining activities, and what could be considered one of the most important handicraft centers in Honduras is very close to Tegucigalpa. To get the best of these areas, we recommend you look up one of the tour operators in the directory, these are professionals with a high degree of expertise in their field.

Tela Tela a sleepy coastal town. Tela has been slowly, but surely working its way to becoming an important beach destination. Located less than 90 km east of San Pedro Sula's International airport, and connected by an excellent paved highway, Tela is very easily reached from San Pedro Sula. Tela offers the natural beauty of its beaches, its exuberant tropical vegetation in three distinct areas: Lancetilla Gardens, Punta Sal National Park and Punta Izopo Wildlife Refuge, as well as the cultural experience of the Garifuna Culture. Tela is well worth your time on your vacation in Honduras. Best of all, it is still unspoiled. Enjoy Tela today, before it becomes a more popular international tourist destination.