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What to do and see in Tela, Honduras: The Best Places and Tips
Tela in Honduras, from Central America region, is best know for Nature & Wildlife Areas. Discover best things to do in Tela with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Tela
1. Lancetilla Botanical Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By Iira P - Helsinki, Finland
Because the botanical garden was advertised as being an area over 1600 hectares, we expected to be able to wander around several kilometres. However the staff advised us not to leave an kilometre long path near the visitors center. There were longer paths marked on the path but they were told to be unsafe for us.
The area was nice and there were lots of different kind of plants, birds and butterflies. The experience would probably have been better with a guide but there was no English speaking one available and our Spanish is basic.
The price of 8$ is a bit too much for a stroll in a park.
2. Garifuna Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 106 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.
Reviewed By Cazrad53 - Darnum, Australia
We were collected from the airport at San Pedro Sula and did the Snorkelling and kayaking tours on subsequent days, all with the wonderful Ricardo as our guide. He was informative, caring and helpful and made our time in Tela special.
3. Coco Tours Honduras
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 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.
Reviewed By Mickael C - Boston, Massachusetts
My family (my wife and I, son and daughter) traveled to Honduras this summer and we still talk about the amazing experience and one big highlight of the trip was Coco Tours. Miguel (our guide and owner) was an excellent tour guide ! He was very knowledgable & personable. I was very impressed by his extensive knowledge and enthusiasm... Thank again !!!
4. Parque Nacional Punta Sal
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Julie B - Denmark
Amazing!! Amazing!! The best place to be at Tela!!!! Incredible!! I could not believe such beauty :)
I recommend 100% this place, I went with my family last month. We took the tour with Garifuna Tours, the guide Mark knew all the informacion about the NP. Best place ever!
5. Eco Di Mare Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Tours Eco Di Mare, is a tour operator that practice tours to different tourist destinations in the Bay of Tela, Honduras. Where the natural and cultural heritage are the main attractions. We include all aspects of local environmental sensitivity. In recognition of the need to preserve the Bay of Tela in which we operate and serve our customers, Eco Di Mare Tours practice and programs tours that highlight special attention in leaving as fewer traces of our visits to the national parks, such as Jeannette Kawas National Park (Punta Sal), Punta Izopo National Park, Laguna Los Micos and Lancetilla Botanical Garden.
Reviewed By m K - Scottsdale, Arizona
very knowledgeable tour guide - the owner Ferdinand. the best customer service ever.Felt safe out in the ocean with the equipment. Good Food. Did not have to lift a finger, very entertaining. Good food.
6. Miami Honduras
Miami is atrue garifuna community, nort of Tela is famoun for being one of the few african descent whose traditional architecture villas still standing.Garifuna Miami continue to live in buldingns made of palms and other organic material in the area definitely work the trip just for his unique architecture.
