60 miles North just one hour drive from Tegucigalpa over the mountains will take us to the former capital city of Honduras, Comayagua, located in the valley with the same name it is the largest flat region in central western Honduras.

The Macaw Mountain Bird Park & Nature Reserve is an innovative tropical bird reserve in Copán Ruinas that cares for rescued and endangered birds of the American tropics. It offers a first class experience in an unspoiled part of the world.

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.

Starting early in the morning at your hotel in Copán –Upon arrival to the Ruins, bilingual guided tour of the Main Archaeological Site.

Starting early in the morning, it will take about one hour to get to the Omoa Bay, at the Caribbean Sea. Lovely forested mountains along the seashores of Omoa are part of the spectacular landscape.

Some of the best white water rafting in Central America can be done right here in La Ceiba. The Cangrejal River offers class II, III and IV rapids, all within a short 45 minutes from La Ceiba.

During colonial periods, the mountains all around Santa Lucia were mined for some time, this is why the town became so important to the Spanish Crown. The XVI century church still exposing a figure of a Christ donated by the Spanish Crown in 1574.

The largest natural lake in Honduras, Lake Yojoa is located only 96 km South of San Pedro Sula on the main highway to Tegucigalpa. World famous for its black bass fishing, Lake Yojoa offers a unique scenery, a cool climate for a refreshing change from the hot lowlands of the north coast.

The Hog Keys, or Cayos Cochinos are a unique set of keys located only a few km from the coast. They have been declared a national park by the Honduras Government.

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.

Your tour begins high in the mountains, at the plant nursery where young plants are nurtured until they are ready.