Copan Bed and Breakfasts - Reviews and Rates

After a really good nights sleep I was wanting to explore the countryside around Copan. There were several tourist options, but they all needed a two person minimum...and I am solo. One of the options was a hike to a waterfall for about 20 dollars. Since I couldn´t find anyone to go with, the guide told me I could take a local bus and try to fin...

On we go.......... We enter our fourth country Honduras after an epic long journey from San Pedro back through Antigua ( our old stomping ground ) across the border and onto Copan. Copan is a nice little town only 40 mins from the border. It houses Honduras´s main Mayan ruins so we thought that although we have both been diagnosed with severe Ru...

L'arrivée ici fut un peu compliquée ( 4 changements de bus,minibus,collectivo,et stop )on s'est retrouvé á passer la frontière en pleine nuit, sans sous, sans transport pour rejoindre Copan 10 km plus loin, on a trouvé une p'tite famille fort sympathique, qui nous a payé notre entrée en Honduras, et qui nous a gentillement deposé au centre de Co...

Day 11 - We left Antigua around 9am and headed off for Copan in Honduras. Where a 300km journey ended up taking 7 hours, not helped by traffic in Guatemala City. Compared to the busy market border crossing into Guatemala the crossing into Honduras was very bland, and 15km past the border we arrived at the quiet town of Copan. Otherwise we dined ...

Hola We went to the Mayan Ruins at Copan. This was my favourite activity so far! ... well one of them! We set off at 8am to the site, which is 15 mins walk from the town. Its 15 dollars entrance and then 25 dollars (for the group) for a guide. We ended up with a guy called Tony, who i think was around when the ruins where built! He speaks 5 lang...

I was surprised with myself to be up at 5am and on the boat, and travelled south with James and Laura. After a day on the bus, I was feeling rather tired and low. So arriving in Copan, a small town (village) of whitewashed houses, friendly locals who all know each other, good food and mayan ruins a few minutes away was a treat. After wandering t...

Have nipped over the border into Honduras for a few days, to the beautiful little town of Copán Ruinas. The main attraction is the ruins of an ancient Mayan city, Copán {somewhat confusing that the town is called Copán Ruinas and the ruins are just called Copán...}. Similar in style to Antigua Guatemala and Xela, the old low houses are often aro...

Before you read this entry, check out the photos we have posted for the previous entry. We left Tela headed for the north-coast beach town of Omoa. Our miserable Lonely Planet guide described Roli´s place as "the best hostel in Honduras", and like the fools we are, we fell for it and three busses later (one air-conditioned!) we made it there. Un...

Well the last few days have been pretty busy! Saturday, I went with some Guatemalan friends to the beach. In actuality, this wasn't just "the beach"...it was an exclusive development called Juan Gabiote *jonathan seagull* with three security checkpoints to pass through to get to the development. It was quite the place, a massive breakwater was c...

Another important place for me in Honduras was the town next to one of the best preserved sites of Mayan ruins. Copan Ruinas, built up around the tourism generated by the ruins, is a charming place with as many hotel rooms as homes. We would usually finish each delegation with a trip to this little town, as a reward for a week's worth of work, a...