Copan Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Desculpem pela demora. Aqui na cidade internet e bem lenta e demora para as araras, papagaios e outras aves para levarem a menssagem ate a capital (rssss). Ruinas de Copan e uma cidadezinha no meio de um vale. Muito legal. Parece muito com as pequenas cidades de Mnas Gerais. Aqui e o ponto final da Cultura Maya. mas mesmo sendo pequena e uma cid...

"Hello and welcome to Restaurant Honduras. Tonight´s specials are rice and tortillas served with plantains and your choice of beans or bread.What would you like to order?"

"I don´t know...any recommendations?"

"Well, personally my favourite dish is the tortillas and plantains served with rice, but the most popular seems to be t...

Copan is a world heritage site and the southern most ruins of the Maya world. It is by no means a grand as Tikal but the sculputures and hieroglyphics are in mass and in very good condition considering there age. Solo our guide and also an ex rock star took us round the ruins and passed on his high level of enthusiasum to all listening, as well ...

Since we were a day and a half behind technically we should have canceled the drive to Copan as Lake Yojoa -where our next nite stay was to be is the complete opposite way another 2 hours. Well, I worked my research magic (luckily in advance, I had maps printed, drive time research, the works.) I found we could squeeze both but sadly had to be v...

Its been a strange build up to Christmas, what with there been lots of sunshine for a start! No major shopping to do, just a few token pressies to out under our minature tree! We´ve been taking some snaps of all things festive along the way. They like any excuse for a party here so often lots of snazzy decor, sometimes a little 80s but sure we a...

So today is my last day in Copan. I am pretty glad to be done with Spanish classes. I was getting pretty burned out. Atributing to being burned out was the fact that I lost interest in wanting to learn Spanish a year or so ago. I have been trying to learn for years without ever getting anywhere. I suck at languages, not I am not even sure why I ...

Copan Ruinas Having spent a day and a half back in Antigua, we left on the 29th for Honduras at 5am. The early start is to allow people to go to Copan in the afternoon if they want, because we only have one night here. We spent a long time in a traffic jam caused by what looked like a very serious accident. The car we saw being towed away had ro...

We took a early bus direct to Copan, Honduras. It was a breeze getting though the border. Just give them the money and they are happy. The exchange rate is about 1:19. So you feel pretty rich when you take out 10,000 Lempiras from the atm. Copan is a similar colonial town like antigua. Cobblestone streets, and a tiny central park. We didn´t go t...

Blog Entry date: Back in the month of January Site Location: Copan Ruinas Weather Status: Hot, humid, sunny Entry by: Professor Tobias Professors note: One predicts that this entry to our blog might take a little time in reaching the shores of Blighty. Accompanying me on this adventure was my Lady friend Miss Catherine. Her company has been most...

We got up early on the morning of the 8th and headed down to the water taxi station to catch our morning ride back over to the little town where our bikes were stashed. The boat ride was much faster and less stressful than the one over the evening before, (way less people, which meant full speed!). Our bikes were still there, and didn´t seem to ...