HONDURAS: WHAT TO SEE AND DO
DINING
Restaurants available - Local Fast Food. Gourmet. International Usual practice for tipping is 10 Dress code is casual on the north coast, central you may require a light jacket, street dress.
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NIGHTLIFE
Entertainment includes:
- Discos.
- Theaters.
- Casinos.
- Dinner/Dances.
- Live music.
- Cinemas.
SHOPPING
Locally produced items available-Leather goods. Wood hand carved articles. Stone hand carved articles. Ceramics. Shirts. Shoes. Fabrics. Lingerie. Fragrances. Duty free items-approx 7% off.
SIGHTSEEING
Copan Ruins. Historic fortress of Omoa. Yojoa Lake. Ecological tours to Rio Platano, Refugio de Vida Silvestre de Cuero y Salado. La Tigra National Park, Amapala & Mangrove Forests, Punta Sal National Park, Patuca River, La Mosquitia, Capiro & Calentura Peaks. Copa Ruins & El Puente Copan. Coral Reefs (Bay Islands). Colonial Sites or Cities-Comayagua, Trujillo, Santa Lucia, Valle de Angeles, Ojojona, Yuscaran y Garcias Lempira.
SPORTS
Activities:
- Aerobics.
- Deep sea fishing.
- Golf.
- Gym.
- Horse riding.
- Jogging.
- Rafting.
- Scuba Diving.
- Snorkeling.
- Tennis.
- Water sports.
Spectator Sports:
- Baseball.
- Basketball.
- Racquetball.
- Soccer.
- Volleyball.
TRANSPORTATION
Driving is on the right hand side of the road. Rentals available include-cars, bicycles and buses. National license or international driving permit required. Local services-Taxi. Bus. Train (north coast only). Air.
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