Honduras Vacations

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Important Travel Information for Honduras

Canadian Citizens RequireValid Passport
Electricity110
Official CurrencyLempira
Official LanguageEnglish
Population7616000
US Citizens RequireValid Canadian Passport

Honduras

One of the poorest countries in Latin America, Honduras is an undiscovered treasure. With Pacific and Caribbean coasts, tropical forests and Mayan treasures, Honduras has something for everyone.

The largest city, San Pedro Sula, was laid out by Spanish settlers in the 1500’s and maintains a European charm. Traditionally referred to as “the valley of the birds” it is surrounded by mountains. In many respects San Pedro Sula is a modern city, but with most jobs related to coffee and bananas, the people are very poor.

Honduras has many well preserved Mayan sites. Copán, in particular, is one of the most important because of the vast number of hieroglyphic texts found on the large stone altars. The amount of inscribed material suggests that Copán was the home to an elite royal culture in the ancient Mayan kingdom.

Offshore, the Bay Islands (Roatan) are surrounded by the world's second largest coral reef and are widely known for spectacular diving and snorkeling.

Canadians require a valid passport to visit Honduras.