Honduras-4-day-itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Honduras

  • Place: Roatán Island
  • Activity: Relax on the beautiful beaches of West Bay or Coxen Hole
  • Thing to Know: Try some fresh seafood for lunch at one of the local restaurants
  • Visa Requirements: US citizens don’t need a visa, but make sure your passport is valid for 6 months beyond your stay
  • Transportation: Fly into Roatán International Airport (RTB) and take a taxi or shuttle to your accommodation

Day 2: Explore Roatán

  • Place: Iguana Farm and Butterfly Garden
  • Activity: Visit the famous Iguana Farm and see these amazing creatures up close. Then, explore the beautiful gardens filled with butterflies from around the world.
  • Thing to Know: Don’t forget your sunscreen and a hat for protection from the sun
  • Transportation: Take a taxi or rent a car to get to the Iguana Farm (about 30 minutes from Coxen Hole)
  • Other Interest: Visit the nearby West End, where you can find bars, restaurants, and shops

Day 3: Travel to Utila

  • Place: Utila Island
  • Activity: Take a ferry or charter plane to Utila (about 1 hour journey)
  • Thing to Know: Try some of the local cuisine for lunch at one of the cafes in the town
  • Visa Requirements: Same as Day 1
  • Transportation: From Roatán, take the ferry from Coxen Hole or charter a plane from Utila Airport (UVI)

Day 4: Explore Utila

  • Place: North Shore and Waterfalls
  • Activity: Take a snorkeling trip to see the beautiful coral reefs of the Mesoamerican Reef, one of the largest in the world. Then, visit the stunning waterfalls on the north shore.
  • Thing to Know: Make sure to book your snorkeling tour with a reputable operator for safety and best experience
  • Transportation: Take a taxi or rent a car to get to the North Shore (about 30 minutes from the town)
  • Other Interest: Visit the nearby town of Lighthouse, where you can find shops, restaurants, and bars

Additional Information

  • Safety: Honduras has a high crime rate, so make sure to stay in well-lit areas at night and avoid carrying large amounts of cash.
  • Health: Make sure you have all necessary vaccinations before traveling to Honduras. Also, take precautions against sunburn, heat exhaustion, and insect-borne illnesses.
  • Language: Spanish is the official language, but many locals speak English, especially in tourist areas.
  • Currency: Honduran Lempira (HNL) is the local currency, but US dollars are widely accepted.

Note: This itinerary is just a suggestion and you may want to customize it based on your interests, budget, and time constraints.