A turquoise paradise
In the midst of the Americas, Honduras becomes an ideal destination for sun lovers and beach bums, carefree life, music, art and bare feet buried in the sands of the sea.
In the South, the Fonseca Gulf receives the deep waters of the Pacific Ocean. In the black sand beaches of Punta Ratón, Coyolito or San Lorenzo, to name a few, the outdoor fun is mixed with the delicious typical shellfish dishes of “curiles” (mollusks) and “canecho”(crab) soup.
True regional delicacies! On the Atlantic coast (the longest) about 700 km (434 miles approx.) of white sand lures travelers to sunbathe and forget about their troubles. For the more adventurous of spirit, water sports are always available; parasailing, fish trolling and kayaking are simple irresistible in the Honduran Caribbean. Destinations such as Omoa, Tela, La Ceiba, Trujillo and Puerto Cortés are true examples of “at sea, life is more fun.” A few kilometers offshore, the two large and thirteen smaller islands that make up the Cayos Cochinos Natural Marine Monument, the must important in Honduras, reflect the immense beauty of the second largest coral reef in the world, the Mesoamerican Reef. In this almost infinite marine ecosystem, you will discover the famous Bay Islands: Roatán, Utila and Guanaja; three jewels of the Honduran Caribbean,which represent the ultimate destination for all diving and snorkeling lovers, three Caribbean jewels that form a turquoise paradise.