Location: Tela
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5 Things to do Good for Big Groups in Tela That You Shouldn't Miss
Tela is a town in Honduras on the northern Caribbean coast. It is located in the department of Atlantida.
Restaurants in Tela
1. Garifuna Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 126 reviews
As the unique leaders in trips on the Caribbean North Coast of Honduras, we at Garifuna Tours offer specialist eco-adventure tours to a variety of National Parks in the surrounds of Tela and La Ceiba. In addition, we embark on the harder to come by excursions - to exquisite destinations such as Cayos Cochinos, Los Micos Lagoon, Copan, Pulahpanzak and many other places in Honduras an Central America.
2. Coco Tours Honduras
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4.5 based on 54 reviews
Since 18 years, we offer day tours in Tela Bay and all over Honduras. All our tours have been screened to ensure that the local people benefit as much as possible and that any negative environmental impact is minimized in our destinations.
3. Parque Nacional Punta Sal
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By ClaudioRobertoS - San Pedro Sula, Honduras
I love a lot this place and is a obligatory visit for all tourists in Honduras. Everyone who comes her must stay at least one full day because you hace to go there in a boat.
4. Punta Sal
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By ffudrid - California, United States
Jeannette Kawas National Park, aka Punta Sal National Park, has the best beaches in mainland Central America. Turquoise waters in a lovely, hidden setting. This is one of most beautiful places on earth! You can go for a hike and experience wildlife in this the tropical untouched jungle. A couple of local families offer a typical Caribbean lunch and drinks. Takes about 45 minutes by boat to get to this natural paradise, there are several tour operators in downtown Tela that offer this day trip.
5. Lancetilla Botanical Garden
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4.0 based on 159 reviews
This botanical garden was originally an experimental center for tropical plants created by Dr. Wilson Popenoe in 1925. Today, it is the home to one of the most important collections of exotic plant species in Latin America, especially fruit trees and timber, which give the place a unique landscape. Lancetilla was named after a small palm, Astrocaryum standleyanum, which is native to the area. It is one of the most important gardens in America. Not visiting Lancetilla is not visiting Tela.
