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Nature

Home to more than 700 species of birds, and other abundant wildlife in its numerous national parks, marine reserves, wildlife refuges, lakes, waterfalls and more. Honduras' natural wonders are not to be missed. A select few of these must-see spots includes Cuero y Salado Wildlife Refuge, Pico Bonito National Park, Lake Yojoa, Pulhapanzak Falls, Cerro Azul Meambar National Park, and Jeanette Kawas National Park.

Cusuco National Park

San Pedro Sula

FULL DAY TOUR | FROM SAN PEDRO SULA

Orchids

The Cusuco National Park is located only a few km from San Pedro Sula. Cusuco is a cloud forest environment that is native only to Central America. This environment is unique because of the moisture dropped into the forest by the clouds that usually cover the mountains.

Gone wild in Honduras

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Collared Aracari

If you are concerned about enjoying nature destinations, but going along with today's environmentally aware times, then the perfect combination is in Honduras. There are more than 15 national parks, housing nearly 700 bird species, making Honduras a truly Central American sample of its abundant wildlife and flora.

Jeannette Kawas National Park

San Pedro Sula

FULL DAY TOUR | FROM SAN PEDRO SULA

Puerto Escondido

Formerly known as Punta Sal, Jeannette Kawas is a fantastic park located only 97 Km away from San Pedro Sula, but 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.

Jeannette Kawas National Park

Tela

FULL DAY TOUR | FROM TELA

Howler monkey

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.