A plethora of multiple ecosystems, full of life and closer than you can imagine.
Just outside of Tela lies the second largest tropical botanical garden in the world: Lancetilla Botanical Gardens. Established by the Tela Railroad Co. as an experimental planting station, in this garden tropical plants from all around the world can be found.
Cusuco is a cloud forest environment that is native only to Central America. It is unique because of the moisture dropped into the forest by the clouds that usually cover the mountains. The cloud forest habitat reaches its full splendor at altitudes of 1,800mts (6,000ft) over sea level.
The largest natural lake in Honduras, Lake Yojoa is located only 96 km South of San Pedro Sula on the main highway to Tegucigalpa.
Whether you prefer a strenuous mountain climb, an exhilarating white-water raft excursion, travelling the lagoons of Cuero y Salado, or just a leisurely day of bird watching.
A diverse sample of Honduras highlights, including old mining towns, cities with beautiful colonial buildings, living cultures, natural parks and the magnificent Maya Ruins of Copán declared UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Admire Pulhapanzak, Honduras tallest waterfall and the only lake, Lake Yojoa, situated not far from San Pedro Sula, a true sample of the wonderful Natural Parks in the country, with plenty of wildlife specially over 300 different bird species.
Early morning hike in the National Park in search of quetzals. Visit the Calin Waterfall at the Cusuco River nearby the Eco-Lodge cabins.
Just outside of Tela lies the second largest tropical botanical garden in the world: Lancetilla Botanical Gardens. Established by the Tela Railroad Co. as an experimental planting station, in this garden tropical plants from all around the world can be found, many of them bare exotic fruits, which have attracted a multitude of tropical birds that have made the park their home.
Formerly known as Punta Sal, Jeannette Kawas is a fantastic park in Tela accessible only by water. It is a unique reserve with abundant bird life, which is divided into two basic areas: The Península and the Lagoon of Los Micos. The Península is home to a tropical rain forest, and is inhabited by various interesting animals, the most visible of which is the howler monkey.
Located on the eastern end of the bay of Tela, only 12 km from the town, this unique area takes its name from the small mountain that dominates the area and comes out into the Caribbean: Izopo Mountain. The exuberant vegetation of this area, which is irrigated by the Plátano and Hicaque Rivers, is home to a large variety of wildlife, including tropical birds such as parrots and toucans, monkeys, alligators and turtles.
Located in the heart of Gracias, a few blocks away of the cathedral and at a very short distance from the most important tourist sites of the city, La Posada de Don Juan offers a cozy environment surrounded with buildings and churches centuries old yet still imposing.
Unquestionably one of the most diverse parks in Honduras, Pico Bonito covers an extension of land that goes from sea level to as high as 2,378 meters, the largest change of altitude in Honduras.
