Honduras

This was the first country that I went to that was outside of the United States. It was so different than what I was used to in the states. The food, the atmosphere, and the culture to me was something getting used to but I enjoyed it. I went to Talanga and Tegucigalpa. When landing in Teguc it was a little scary because the runway wasn’t that long.

gorgeous. didn’t have enough time here. it makes me want to learn to scuba-dive!

Honduras has beautiful natural beaches…the ocean is clean and the water is warm. And the locals are very nice and helpful! Hotel prices are rather cheap, and there is so much to do! You can visit the ruins in Copan (the little town is so nice and homey!), visit the rain forests and see the many tropical birds, or go shopping in Tegucigalpa, the capital.

It’s just a nice place to go and have fun!

My dad plans on visiting this country to this one convention of which is held by the organization where you can sponsor a child in need (I don’t remember the name of the organization). My dad sponsored a child from Honduras and he would get the chance to meet the child. He also invited me to come along (actually more of me telling him that I want to go too). So, we will go sometime in September next year. I will go for about a week or 2 after my big trip to Europe that summer. I will meet him in Honduras. I’m so excited!

The people are very friendly. I had a great time while there. Be sure to check out the ruins and hit the islands off the coast.

I want to visit the child im sponsoring, Suyapa:)

My boyfriend is from Honduras, and he’s told me how pretty the Bay Islands are…I want to go!

In 1995/1996 I have lived in Honduras for 7 months. I did an investigation as a part of my university study. I have lived in Comayagua and I visited an lived in two villages. Everybody should have such an experience. It is the best way to get to know a country and its inhabitants. During my stay I have visited, of course, Roatan, Copan and Tela. Places worth visiting.

well when i was in guatemala i went across the border to honduras and visited some ruins. other than that i havn’t been to honduras. but it was fun. the pic is at the ruins in honduras forgot it’s name

What a beautiful country! I love Roatan and La Ceiba. Unfortunately, though, in many rural areas, women can’t safely walk around unaccompanied. But, this is true of many places.