Copan Ruins Full Day Tour.
An early morning departure from your hotel will take you on an excellent paved highway through Western Honduras, following the Chamelecón River Valley. Throughout the trip you will see enchanting rural scenes, which will include forested mountains, livestock farms, tobacco plantations and in the higher elevations, coffee "fincas". The trip to Copan will take under three hours. Upon arrival to the Ruins, our bilingual guide will give you a walking tour of the main archaeological site, including the acropolis, the ball court, the hieroglyphic stairway and the great plaza of the stelaes; as well as of the new majestic Museum of Mayan Sculpture, acclaimed by experts as unique in the Mayan World. A masterpiece within the museum is the exact size replica of the famed Rosa Lila Temple, discovered in 1989 perfectly preserved underground.
Lunch will be provided in the quaint colonial town of Copan Ruinas, after which a visit to the archaeological museum in town will be a perfect complement to what you have seen in the site itself. Time for shopping and strolling around town will be allowed prior to our departure in the late afternoon towards San Pedro Sula. Arrival at your hotel in the late evening.

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Copan Ruins Overnight Tour
Basically the same as the full day tour, except that this option will allow you to spend the night in one of the most charming towns in Honduras, where you will be able to stroll the cobblestone streets, explore the many restaurants and cafe's, hunt for souvenir bargains and mingle with the friendly people of the town.
Your overnight stay will be at the hotel of your choice, with deluxe and standard categories available. In addition, a visit to the "Las Sepulturas" Mayan residential site is included. Optional tours areavailable.

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Omoa Fortress and Beach Tour.
During the colonial days of Honduras, the Spanish communities in America where constantly attacked by the British, Dutch and French pirates, who destroyed their cities and took all the valuables that were to be sent to Spain. To defend themselves, the Spaniards built magnificent fortresses throughout the most important ports.
The most impressive of such constructions in all of Central America lies only 50 miles northwest of San Pedro Sula in the town of Omoa. The Fort of San Fernando de Omoa will take you back in time, to the days of bucaneering. After the tour of the fortress, lunch will be served at a seaside restaurant, where you will have a chance to enjoy the warm Caribbean waters of Honduras. The tour departs in the early morning, and after less than 1 flight hour you will find yourself exploring the fort. Our return to San Pedro Sula will be in the early evening.

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Cusuco National Park
Only a few miles from San Pedro Sula lies the Cusuco National Park, a cloud forest environment that is native only to Central America. This environment is unique because of the moisture dropped into the forest by the clouds that usually cover the mountains. The cloud forest habitat reaches its full splendor at altitudes of 1,800 meters over sea level (6,000 ft)
and over. Huge ferns, mixed with pine, oak, liquidambar and many broad leaf trees flourish in this environment. Jaguar, deer, peccary, monkeys and many tropical birds, including the famous quetzal live here. Our tour departs San Pedro Sula in the morning, and after a 2 flight hours ride through a spectacular mountain dirt road we arrive at the visitors center of the park, at an elevation of over 6000 ft. From here, we will hike some of the trails that lead into the heart of the park, where you will see giant ferns, and with luck, the elusive quetzal.
Your bilingual guide will point out many interesting facts pertaining a cloud forest during the hike. After the walk, a light lunch will be eaten at the visitors center before beginning our journey back to San Pedro Sula.

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Lake Yojoa full day tour.
The largest natural lake in Honduras, Lake Yojoa is located only 60 miles south of San Pedro Sula on the main highway to Tegucigalpa. World famous for its black bass fishing, Lake Yojoa offers unique scenery, a cool climate for a refreshing change from the hot lowlands of the north coast. Lake Yojoa boasts some of the best bird watching opportunities in the country. Surrounded by two National Parks with a cloud forest habitat, Azul Meambar on the southern shore and Santa Barbara on the northern side. Our tour includes a stop at the beautiful Pullapanzak Waterfalls, located a short 30 minute ride from the lake. Time for swimming and bird watching is available. This is a full day tour with an early morning departure and light lunch included. Travel time between San Pedro Sula and the lake is approximately 1 flight hour each way.

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Lake Yojoa Overnight tour.
The tour includes the same as the full day tour, however overnight accommodations are provided at one of the various hotels in the area. This option is particularly recommended to bird watchers, as it will give them the advantage of the early morning hours to spot more species of birds.
San Pedro Sula city & banana plantation tour.
This tour begins with a visit to the Museum of Anthropology of San Pedro Sula where you will get a glimpse of life in the valley of Sula from pre-Columbian times to today. After our tour will take you into the banana plantations, located just east of the city, where you will see the process of growing and harvesting bananas, up to the point of being ready to be shipped overseas.
The plantation visited is owned and operated by the Tela Railroad Co., a subsidiary of United Fruit Co. which markets its bananas under the Chiquita Banana brand. After a visit to the plantation, we will proceed to the city of Progreso, where we will visit a mahogany wood carving facility, here you will be able to observe how the wood is carved and purchase products made right there. The tour will take a total of 6 hours.