Trujillo Hostels - Reviews and Rates

Talor: Woke up 4:30am to have coffee and breakfast before leaving at 6:00 on our 2-day tour. Dona Justa was kind enough to get up early, feed us and even packed a lunch for us to take! Julio (the head guide) showed up at 6:20 to take us to the boat. Walked for about 25 minutes through the village trying not to step on horse and cow manure which ...

The next morning, we´d recovered sufficiently from the previous day´s travails, and we managed to find a place that would make us coffee (no one seemed too interested in Palacios in feeding us or helping us - it´s an odd place.) We had lamb visit us while we had coffee, wanting to eat the tablecloth. In the end it settled for the artificial plan...

We paid Daney to drive us into town with our packs, and as we neared the bus terminal, we passed a Tocoa-bound bus. Daney made a fast u-turn and waved down the bus, which stopped for us. We climbed aboard and were off. This was probably our most enjoyable chicken-bus ride ever, as it was only half full, and our Spanish was getting good enough th...

The bus trip to Trujillo was eventless, though there was much confusion in the end as to where the hostel was that we´d picked out - Casa Kiwi. The book said that you could ask the driver to drop you off there, but they said that it was further on, beyond Trujillo, which in the end it was. It´s actually in the middle of nowhere, halfway between ...

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We carried on to Trujillo on the north coast of Honduras, hoping that the weather forecast was wrong! Unfortunately it wasn't and it rained for most of the 6 days that we spent there. The first 2 days we stayed in the village itself. There wasn't a lot to do and the hotel wasn't up to much either, with the unusual feature of an open plan shower ...

We decided to take a road trip on May 19, 2007 along the Northern Coast of Honduras. Early in the morning we left El Triunfo de la Cruz and set out for La Ceiba. It was the week of Caribbean Carnaval in La Ceiba and we had to check it out. La Ceiba is the largest town in the middle of the remote coastline and when we arrived, we were faced with ...

We have been in Roatan for over a week now and we really don't want to leave. Roatan is one of the Bay Islands off the Caribbean coast of Honduras and we originally planned to stay here for a few days. This has turned out to be nearly two weeks. We just love it here. So many people we have met along the way on our travels rave about diving, so w...

Het stransport van de Atlantische zijde naar de caraibische zijde nam meer dan een dag in beslag met een goeie deal voor onze dollars konden we er weer even tegen. Het duiken was enorm fijn, niet tegenstaande dat we een belachelijke theoretische cursus moesten volgen om daarna onze duiken tot 18m diep te kunnen doen. Ik had een beetje last van m...

PS.. Almost forgot to mention that Collins and I got a bus from La Ceiba to the dock to get boat to Utila...Lonely Planet said we needed a taxi for 10 dollieros, instead we got a bus for 30 cent each....ALRITE!!! It`s amazing what you can find out from stalking Hondurean peeps! Lonely Planet 0 Honduras 1 (in fairness, they deserve a point at thi...