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Amapala Honduras is a place of singular beauty. Its largest and best-known island is Isla del Tigre.

It is known as the Pearl of the Pacific, its enchanting natural beauties are the perfect setting to enjoy moments of relaxation and rest.

Amapala Honduras also has an interesting architectural heritage, a legacy of its troubled colonial past. Period in which it came to be considered one of the most important Central American cities, both politically and commercially.

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La Esperanza and Intibucá, are two twin cities, both become a single entity in the eyes of outsiders: La Esperanza is the highest city in Honduras.

While Intibucá maintains a predominantly Lenca population, La Esperanza is mostly Ladino (mestizo). Interestingly, they share the central park.

In mid-June the festival of choro and wine is celebrated in which hundreds of fans of choro and wine attend, also at the end of October a folkloric meeting is held in which more than 60 dance groups from all over the country attend.

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Located in the west of the country, Gracias is located at the base of the Celaque Mountain, considered the highest in Honduras and which is a protected national park, but which can be explored through trails that cross its entire cloud forest.

The colonial city of Gracias a Dios, department of Lempira has the Presidente Hot Springs Spa, one of the most attractive tourist places in this beautiful Municipality.

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The city of Trujillo, which was the first capital of Honduras, is a destination that must be visited, discovered and conquered at once. It is located in the northern part of the department of Colón.

This site is not only beautiful beaches and its ancestral Fortress of Santa Bárbara; It has ethnic groups, hospitable people, irresistible gastronomy and a natural and almost virgin beauty that make it a jewel of Honduran tourism.

Its history contributes transcendental events to the national identity, mainly because the discoverer Cristobal Colon landed in this port on August 14, 1502.

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The department of Comayagua has 5 wonders of the 30 that Honduras has.

The natural wonders chosen in the area are: the Cathedral and the Carpets of Comayagua, the "Salto del Ángel" in the Villa de San Antonio, "Las Cuevas de Taulabé" in the municipality of the same name and the Plaza Cívica La Amistad San Pablo de Siguatepeque.

Comayagua is the religious capital, and its streets with the colonial atmosphere that characterize it attract thousands of tourists, mainly during Holy Week.

As a curious fact, the first tourist guide in the city was recognized by many: Mito Banegas