Honduras travel directory and tour supplier index

Sections:

Travel planners
General information to help plan a better trip, country`s weather and what to pack currency, getting their, customs, visas & vaccinations, culture, wildlife and other tools to help prepare your vacation.

Lodging
A guide to hostels, bed and breakfasts, hotels, residences, country inns, haciendas, estancias, homestays, and all other properties that can offer lodging during your stay.

Restaurants
Dining is an important part of every trip, we try to make it easy with our comprehensive guide of restaurants, bars and cafe´s.

Transportation Suppliers
How do you get to your next tour? Is it necessary to take a flight or can I go by bus? - these questions are answered & how to overland with some important tips.

Cruise Lines
Find those unique river and ocean cruises on small specialty yachts, gullets, sailboats, catamaran´s, schooners and expedition ships. Navigate into small fjords, archipelagos and hidden nature reserves. Book from the boat owners.

Honduras Tour Operators, travel wholesalers and adventure outfitters.
Looking for a unique trip tailor made to your needs, find local operators that are all about custom vacations. Find a travel wholesaler near your home, they can offer realtime support in planning your travel itinerary and can assist you in planning multiple excursions and multi-country tours due to their partnerships with many local suppliers. White water rafting, trekking, mountain biking, mountain climbing and other multisport and specialty outfitters all in listed in our directory for your convenience.

Honduras Travel services and Attractions
Main tourist attractions, hidden treasures and hints on what to see and explore when visiting this beautiful country.

Spanish Schools
Learn Spanish with native speakers, you get to travel and have a good time, meet new friends.

A Travel guide to Honduras

Honduras the land of Roatan islands, the Copan ruins, pristine beaches and dense rainforests.

General Information about Honduras

Capital city
Tegucigalpa :
Area: 112,090 sq km
Population: 6.7 million
People: 90% Mestizo, 7% indigenous, 2.5% Garífuna
Language: Spanish; Castilian, Carib
Religion: Predominantly Roman Catholic, plus other Christian sects and indigenous forms of worship
Government: democratic constitutional republic
Head of State: President Ricardo Maduro
GDP: US$16.3 billion
GDP per capita: US$2,500
Annual Growth: -3%
Inflation: 7.7%
Major Industries: Coffee, bananas, beef, sugar cane, tobacco, forestry
Major Trading Partners: EU, USA, Japan
Visas: Citizens of most Western European countries, Australia, Canada, Japan and New Zealand normally receive 90-day tourist cards when entering the country; US citizens get 30 days. Upon arrival you will fill out a short immigration form, the yellow portion of which will be stapled into your passport. Do not lose it! This form will be collected when you depart, and it will be stamped if you seek an extension to you stay. Once inside Honduras, you can apply for an extension every 30 days, for a total stay of up to six months. After that you might have to leave the country for three days and reenter.
Health risks: Chagas' disease, Cholera, dengue fever, hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, malaria
Time Zone: GMT/UTC -6
Dialling Code: 504
Electricity: 110/220V ,60Hz
Weights & measures: Metric

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Responsible Tourism

The below section on our home page has been reserved to post news regarding community travel projects, these are efforts by indigenous communities and families to promote their surroundings, this benefits not only the people directly involved but all of us as well. Many hectares of rainforest are saved every year because and Amazon tribe decides to stop cutting trees and run their own lodge. If you have a community project you want us to promote for free, please email us all the details at:
editor@southamericatour.net

Rural based tourism in Honduras

Coming soon we are looking forward to promote a responsible tourism operator in this area for free.

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