Country Info
- Tegucigalpa
- Capital
- Lempira (HNL)
- Currency
- 6,406,052
- Population
- HN
- Country Code
Honduras Slideshow
Honduras
Travel Blogs from Honduras
"Miss Claudia"
I hate Hondruan computers!!! Anyway, I am no longer a third grade teacher... I am a kindergarten teacher, which is a much better fit! I love it!!! The kids are affectionate and adorable. They bring me flowers everyday (I think ...
Relaxing on the beach.
My border problems continued in Honduras. I had taken a mini shuttle to cross Guatemala for 40 minutes in order to reach Honduras. I forgot to change my Belize dollars for Quetzales before getting in the van. When we arrived in Honduras, ...
Kinder fun
This week was one of the best so far. My kids are finally starting to accept me as an authority and I have implemented a new incentive system. I set up a seating chart and each table has a separate color (yellow, purple, and green) and the ...
Another change of plans - heading north again!
... I could travel light for my 2 week trip. My 1st stop going north again was the island El Tigre, over the border in Honduras. I got 4 buses & a little motorboat to get there, but I´m not sure if it was really worth the effort! I arrived in ...
Lights Out!
... cook when the power is out. (Shortly after typing that we ran out of gas... haha, that is Honduras for you.) 1/20/08 Today is our first rainy day. It is great! The temperature has dropped tremendously and ...
Rain, Kate´s Attack On The Yanks & Randomness
... crossing was easy with exits at one window and entries to Honduras at another next to it. There is an agreement with Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica that means we don´t need to show luggage or get stamps or tourist visas for all of these ...
Mud and Landslides of Honduras
After Copan, I decide to take a route into the "true Honduras" via the small town of Gracias. It was a short half day ride to this yet another colonial town mountain town, my staging point for the dirt road leading up into the little visited ...
Copies.
... at apx 9:30. Our Border "friends" swooped in, again we both resisted. We released our bikes from El Salvador and crossed into Honduras. An older Gentleman, kind and funny who spoke very good English offered to help us through the border. At first I was ...
More Photos and Updates!!
Aaron: Here are some more photos for everyone. We've had a great few days. We both finished our Advanced Open Water course. It was awesome. Our instructor was a really cool gal from Scotland, Loren. The course consisted of 5 different dives. We ...
Copan
... old or built to look old. We went to the bank and did some shopping, one thing we found surprising is the number of people in Honduras who speak English. We are now parked up at the back of the Texaco garage (N14.50.341 W089.08.860) right next to the ...