What’s the Difference Between West End and West Bay in Roatán, Honduras?
Discover how Roatán’s development shaped the names West End, West Bay, and the West End Wall — and why they still cause confusion today.
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916,100
The average number of tourists who visit Honduras each year.
110
Number of mammal species in Honduras. Half are bats.
26,000
Population of the Mayan city of Copan at its peak.
Honduras Stories, Information, and Opinion
Honduras Measles Vaccination Update for Travelers: July 2025
Honduras recently announced – and then reversed — new measles-related entry rules for travelers.
How to Celebrate Easter in Honduras
Craving an authentic Easter experience? Honduras delivers with handcrafted sawdust carpets, traditional processions, and great food!
Calling All Birdwatchers and Nature Lovers: Centroamerica Big Day Kicks Off This Weekend!
Join the Centroamerica Big Day on March 15! Spot birds across Central America in this 24-hour birdwatching adventure.
A Homage to the Guatemala Chicken Bus
The Guatemala chicken bus is the cheapest way to get around the Land of Eternal Spring. Today, we take you on a typical journey from Antigua to Chimaltenango.
Five Reasons To Spend Christmas in Honduras
Where in Central America should you go at Christmas? We take a look some reasons for spending Christmas in Honduras.
The Best National Parks in Honduras for Hikers and Nature Lovers
A look at the best national parks in Honduras for anyone interested in hiking and nature.
Explore the Best Places to Visit in Honduras for First-Time Travelers
Looking for the best places to visit in Honduras? From historic Copán Ruinas to the beautiful Bay Islands, discover top attractions for first-time travelers.
Hurricane Beryl: Record-Breaking Storm Threatens Central America
Hurricane Beryl’s potential impact on Central America, including tropical storm watches, heavy rain forecasts, and preparedness alerts.
Dealing with Invasive Lionfish in Honduras
Invasive lionfish in Honduras are ravaging local Caribbean reefs. But there’s something that you can do about it – start eating!