Honduras · Things to do
12 themed guides.
Lists by theme inside each destination: museums, churches, national parks, protected areas and marine monuments. Every guide flags what is open, closed or unconfirmed and the price where it could be confirmed.
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12 themed guides · 11 destinations
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- 3 places
The Maya site
The Archaeological Park, Las Sepulturas and the Sculpture Museum, run by the IHAH. The institute publishes their fees, but the sources consulted do not confirm their visiting hours or the museum's current status.
- 2 places
Town and valley
The Museum of Maya Archaeology, in central Copán Ruinas, with unconfirmed status, and the Macaw Mountain bird park, which publishes its hours and prices.
- 3 places
Western Roatán
West Bay beach, with unconfirmed status, and two private places that publish their hours and prices: Gumbalimba Park, in West Bay, and Carambola Botanical Gardens, in Sandy Bay.
- 5 places
Museums, churches and parks
The MIN and El Picacho Park, which publish their hours and fees; the Cathedral and the Basilica of Suyapa, with Mass times rather than visiting hours, and La Tigra National Park, with unconfirmed status.
- 3 places
The historic centre
The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, the church of La Merced and the Comayagua Museum. None of the sources read publishes their visiting hours.
- 4 places
The lake and around
The lake, the Los Naranjos archaeological site, Cerro Azul Meámbar National Park and Pulhapanzak Falls; the lake and Pulhapanzak have their status backed by dated 2026 sources.
- 1 place
The museum
The Museum of Anthropology and History, with hours published by the press in September 2026, not confirmed with the museum.
- 1 place
Celaque mountain
The national park with the highest point in Honduras, with unconfirmed status and details from a private portal.
- 2 places
Protected areas
Cuero y Salado Wildlife Refuge, whose foundation offers bookings, and Pico Bonito National Park, with unconfirmed status.
- 2 places
Tela Bay
Lancetilla Botanical Garden, which UNACIFOR offers for hiking and birdwatching, and Punta Izopo National Park, with unconfirmed status.
- 1 place
The historic centre
Santa Bárbara Fortress, with unconfirmed status and conservation damage documented in 2025.
- 1 place
The marine monument
Cayo Cochino Menor, where the HCRF checks visitors in and charges admission to the monument; its welcome centre publishes hours and fees.
A place can appear in more than one selection. The counts of the 12 guides do not add up to unique places; the full catalogue has 28 places.