Tegucigalpa Bed and Breakfasts - Reviews and Rates

Soo... Last day in Honduras, Things have gotten interesting...

• Civil unrest in Honduras.... Airport may be closed... protestors in streets
  
• The protest was the latest event in a day of developments that have
  created a political crisis in a country where about 70 percent of the
  population lives in poverty.
• ...

So, I've been here for nearly two weeks already and have not stopped working the whole time. Since hitting the ground it has been go, go go and I have to admit that it is starting to wear me down. On top of that, I was somewhat bummed when they asked me to extend my return by two addtional days due to high volume of work. Since arriving I have m...

Still knackered after our 4am start yesterday we left at 8am on a bus to San Pedro and then on to the Honduran capital, Tegucigalpa (a very circuitous route). We arrived in the afternoon and felt a few hours exploring the city. I tried a strange fruit called 'nancy' that was like small foot flavoured berries and we sampled the national beer, Sal...

Well we did it! We landed in Tegucigalpa in one piece, and our tour guide (jude: mikes friend from st thomas) is there to pick us up, big sigh of relief as the airport is nuts! and I swear I have been felt up twice as people "search" for their luggage We then take an insane drive to pamelas house (fiance of jude) where we learn that no drivers i...

Well, at least that's what it feels like! It's an entirely different world--different than anything I could have ever expected. Where to begin?! I am going to leave out my boring airplane travels from the past two days b/c there's much better stuff to tell. But obviously, I made all of my flights okay. So I promised an exciting story about the l...

We stayed another night at San Salvador, walked around some modern shopping malls, watched a movie, and mostly resting my wound. This morning we booked a Tica bus to Hondurus. Tica specializes international bus travel in Central America. No longer do we have to take the local buses and change buses at the border. This was a plus for me physicall...

Where dad wound up "retiring". Had to fly home to Hawaii for Annual Training