Amazon.com
Where else but in Honduras can you find a seamless blend of powdery soft, palm-lined beaches, untouched coral reefs, Mayan ruins, cobblestone colonial villages, dense jungle, monkey-filled forests, and the nicest people this side of paradise? Honduras's appeal is gaining tourist attention, but it's a slow process. You can still wander small villages and be treated wit...

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Once a haven for pirates, 67 sleepy islands and cays off the Honduras mainland are now a budding ecotourism destination. The clear, warm waters are home to every fish species found in the Caribbean, as well as most hard corals, gorgonians and sponges. Renowned for wall diving, the region also boasts several wrecks, shallow reefs and fascinating blue water sit...

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Ingram
Honduras offers a lower cost of living than Costa Rica, Belize, or Mexico; amenable tax, real estate, and investment laws; and more ease in starting a business than can be found in any other country in the region. This book provides the only complete guide to retirement living in this increasingly popular Central America destination. 25 photos.

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The National Geographic Guide to Caribbean Family Vacations offers detailed profiles of the best family-oriented tours, activities, and programs at one hundred vacation destinations throughout the Caribbean. Each of the wide range of options presented in these pages is designed for families that want to be active or to immerse themselves in the local c...

Scuba Diving
A good reference, with island maps and individual dive site descriptions.

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Amazon.com
Most people don't consider Honduras when they think of a trip that includes sea kayaking, exploring Mayan ruins, and snorkeling, but this Central American country provides these and many more adventures in nature, all with the slower-paced benefits afforded by a less "discovered" destination. This book not only can help travelers create a fun adventure, but ...

From School Library Journal
YA?An illustrated guide to historical and contemporary Mayan life and culture in Mexico and Central America. It covers every aspect of the civilization from food cultivation and preparation to religion, urban development, and architecture. The book contains hard-to-find information on family life, textiles, and natural life plus excerpts from traveler...

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Here is a guide to the most beautiful and interesting corner of the Caribbean. Included are 100 sketch charts, plus artist's sketches and photographs of difficult anchorage entrances and coral reef passages. Early chapters explore the region's history and culture. A chapter-by-chapter breakdown of the cruising grounds supplements detailed passage-making and pilo...

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Moon Handbooks: Honduras is full of nitty-gritty, firsthand details on all aspects of travel in this picturesque, unspoiled country. Author Chris Humphrey leads you beyond the standard tourist destinations to pristine beaches, diving spots, tropical rainforests, Mayan ruins, and mountain mining towns. He gives you details on traveling by bus, taxi, car, plane, f...

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Honduras has made a creative comeback in the years since Hurricane Mitch. Turning adversity into opportunity, it has improved much of its tourism infrastructure and today welcomes visitors with even more charm than before.

The fascinating Mayan ruins at Copan, the stunning Caribbean beaches, the colonial gems in and around Tegucigalpa, the majestic rainforest...

Jorge Contreras, Office of Tourism Affairs, Guatemala Embassy
"...magnificent research...the avenue to choose the best “posada”...excellent work"

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The Guide to Travel Guides, 1992
As accurate as any you will find. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.

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iJET Weekly Travel Intelligence® Report - Honduras provides you detailed Travel Intelligence® that is updated weekly reflecting local conditions as of 7-15 days prior to purchase. Travel Intelligence® differs from typical destination information in that it is current, independent, unbiased knowledge focusing on potential travel concerns. Travel I...

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About the Author
The author has lived aboard boats for 14 years. Twice, Captain Rhodes sailed his 33-foot Morgan OI to the Western Caribbean and Central America. He has also traveled at length through out northern Latin America, and recently served in Ecuador as a U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer. The author has held a US Coast Guard captain's license for over a dozen years, and has a...

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