Honduras Travel Articles

Caribbean Without the Cost: 5 Great Beach Spots in Latin America

The Caribbean has all the trappings of an exotic travel destination, but if you want to avoid the crowds and costs, Jo Fitzsimons recommends you approach the Caribbean from another side - Central America.

The Top 10 Destinations for Indie Travelers in 2012

Where are you going in 2012? We offer up our annual list of the best destinations for indie travelers for the coming year to help you decide or just inspire you to plan your own adventure.

7 Latin American Yoga Retreats to Soothe the Soul

Some of the world's best yoga retreats are located in Latin America and Jena Davison highlights seven of Central and South America's most unique options.

How to Travel Around the World for $40 Per Day

Rolf Potts' No Baggage Challenge saw him traverse the globe on $160/day. Adam Seper is here to show you how to do it for a quarter of the price.

Everything You Need to Know About Agritourism

Agritourism is an old concept, but a relatively new term - and although it's gaining in popularity as a way to travel, there are still many people who aren't familiar with it. This introduction to agritourism by JoAnna Haugen will give you all the information you need to prepare for an agritourism trip.

Copan, the Athens of Western Honduras

Copan is one of the better Mayan ruins, on the Honduran-Gautemala border and it's a regular part of the triangular traveler's trail from Antigua to Copan and thence Roatan. Michael Paladin gives five great reasons to visit.

How I Travel: Stephanie Izard

"How I Travel" this week puts the spotlight on an up-and-coming celebrity chef, Stephanie Izard, who won Bravo's Top Chef and is opening her own restaurant in Chicago.

Five of the World’s Best-Kept Secret Destinations

Feel like you are running out of worthwhile destinations? Cherrye Moore takes us to five excellent places to visit that most people have never heard of.

Before Tourism – El Salvador, Central America

"Why would you want to go to El Salvador? Isn't there a war going on?" Ah, Sylvia Seschel thinks she's beaten the onslaught of possible hoards of tourists.

The Road to Panama – Central America

Driving to the end of the Pan American Highway requires patience, and can involve thousands of vicious speed bumps. Still, Carl Boyer experienced plenty of rewards.