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Honduras Things to See and Do
Things to do in Honduras on the Caribbean Coast
The Bay Islands just off the coast the mainland is on of Honduras’ most popular tourist destination. The three islands, Utila, Roatán and Guanaja are home to the world’s second-largest coral reef. Utila and Roatán are especially known for their diving schools.
Things to do in Honduras—Mosquito Coast
Adventurous travelers can spend weeks exploring the Mosquito Coast, which is a large rainforest located in northeast part of the country. This section of Honduras is rich in plans and wildlife and is inhabited with native tribal groups that still practice traditional lifestyles.
Things to do in Honduras—Western HondurasThe most popular attraction in Western Honduras in certainly the ruins at Copan which are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In addition to the ruins, there are museums, and several archeological points of interes nearby.
Other Activity pages in Honduras that may be of interest: Miramontes Activities, San Pedro Sula Activities, Zona Viva Activities, The Bay Islands Activities, Valle De Angeles Activities, Copan Ruinas Activities, Tegucigalpa Activities, Point Activities, Roatán Activities and La Entrada Activities.
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Scuba Diving
"A bad day diving is better than a good day at work," says a sticker on the dock at Anthony's Key Resort. But, I don't believe there is ever a...
Roatán, Honduras
The Ruins of Copan
The Ruins at Copan are believed to have been inhabited by the Maya as early as 1200 BC and are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Not as impressive...Copan Ruinas, Honduras
Blue Bayou
This is a good spot for a half day trip to the beach and a snorkelling site. The road heads out of the main part of town for about five-to-ten...Utila, Honduras
Old Airport Beach
This is probably the nicest beach near town and is only a 10 minute walk away. You can either pay to get into the resort and enjoy a nice sandy...Utila, Honduras
Whale Shark Spotting
Whale sharks are resident in Utila all year round, but are most prevalent in March and April, when as many as 30 can be around in the area. WSORC...Utila, Honduras
Snorkel or Dive trip
The main reason to come to Utila for most people is to dive, but even if you are only snorkelling the island has plenty to offer. To snorkel the...Utila, Honduras
Run to the Sun
This once-weekly trip offers a bit of everything Utila has to offer. The boat first heads out to the North side, to Turtle Harbour, for the first...Utila, Honduras
ruta garifuna
Good place to get to know the Garifuna culture of Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua and...La Ceiba, Honduras
Copan Ruins Tour
This is the reason for coming here, so it is best to do it properly. Entry to the site is pricey but it is worth splashing out even more for a...Copan Ruinas, Honduras
Copan Museum of Sculpture
This museum has been open on and off since 1999 and was closed until May 2006 to fit a new roof, which is now guaranteed for 40 years. It houses...Copan Ruinas, Honduras
Museo de ArqueologĂa Maya
This museum is a good place to learn about the Mayan culture and, if possible, it is worth going before heading to the ruins so you can spot more...Copan Ruinas, Honduras
Las Sepulturas
Don't miss this interesting place just because it is not on the main site - as the location of many original homes it offers a great insight into...Copan Ruinas, Honduras
Parque Central
Also known as Plaza Morazan, this is definitely the place to go if you feel like listening to crazy Hondurans rant about religion and/or politics....Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Parque Herrera and Teatro Bonilla
Apart from shade and seats, which are strangely difficult to sit on, there's very little that this park has to offer visitors. On the other hand, the...Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Parque la Concordia
Apparently the designers of this small, pleasant park couldn't decide between an ancient Mayan motif and a petting zoo, so they decided to combine...Tegucigalpa, Honduras
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