Top San Pedro Sula Outdoor Activities

Leave behind the streets of San Pedro Sula for a trip into Honduras’ natural beauty with this eco tour. A local guide will pick you up from your hotel in an air conditioned vehicle for a day spent out in the country’s diverse landscape. Discover the Taulabe Caves, a national monument, then visit Los Naranjos Ecological Park. After a trip to Lake Yojoa, see the popular Pulhapanzak Waterfalls before returning to the city.

"The second largest tropical botanical garden in the world. The various habitats found within the reserve are the secret of this garden: a walk through will give you the opportunity to see up to 200 different species of birds. It is given by the company Banana, has the largest collection of indigenous fruit trees, as well as from Oceania and Asia in tropical America, where many species of rare birds are rewarded with a festival of color and sound. A walk along the bamboo forest stretch will lead to a refreshing swimming hole in Lancetilla River. "

This immersive trip is a great introduction to Honduran coffee culture and farming in Marcala one of the country's premier coffee growing regions. We visit working farms, spend time with the farmers and hear their stories. We also enjoy several coffee tasting sessions with the opportunity to taste different coffee varieties and brewing methods

The Ruins of Copan are one of the most important Archaeological sites of the ancient Mayan Civilization in Honduras. It is located in the Copan Valley, Copan Ruinas Municipality, Copan Department, Honduras, 12 kilometers east of the border with Guatemala. Copan was an influential Mayan city, a ceremonial center and one of the main scientific research centers of the Classic period, a kind of astronomical observatory.

The Cerro Azul Meámbar National Park (PANACAM), is one of these destinations where you can fully enjoy Mother Nature, forest, jungle, adventure, waterfalls, fun, lots of wildlife and everything you can imagine. For many exploring this site is a challenge, it will be for its surface of 115.8 mi² or for the enigmatic “hill peak”, which is the highest point of the park (founded in 1987), a natural area of cloud forest that encompasses the Dam El Cajón hydroelectric and where its landscapes make you fall in love to the point of wanting to explore it from end to end.