Trujillo

This protected wildlife sanctuary showcases Honduras' rich biodiversity through tranquil mangrove channels. Glide by boat at dawn to spot manatees, monkeys, and migratory birds in their natural habitat.

Perched on a hill overlooking Trujillo Bay, this 17th-century Spanish fortress once defended against pirates. Explore stone ramparts, ancient cannons, and a museum housing colonial artefacts and Garífuna masks.

Capiro Calentura National Park's twin mountains offer panoramic views of Trujillo and the Caribbean Sea. Hike through lush rainforest trails with a guide to spot jaguars, monkeys, and tropical birds.

This unique museum pairs colonial artefacts with natural swimming pools carved from volcanic rock. Explore Honduras' history before cooling off in the refreshing waters surrounded by tropical gardens.

This historic grave marks the final resting place of American adventurer William Walker, executed by firing squad in 1860. Reflect on this controversial figure's impact on Central American history.