This is Honduras' largest national park and home to the country's highest point, Pico Bonito. Covering over 100,000 hectares of virgin rain and cloud forest, with a largely unexplored area of over 500 square km, Pico Bonito National Park is a spectacular landscape of mountains, waterfalls and hundreds of wildlife species.
Seven different ecosystems fill its borders, providing homes to jaguars, tapirs, monkeys, alligators and over 275 different species of birds. The Rio Cangrejal, one of Honduras’ most beautiful and powerful rivers, forms the eastern border of the park and thrilling white-water rafting has now become a popular activity in this area. The Park also offers excellent bird watching (over 325 species identified in the area), swimming under the waterfalls and hiking on trails up the river valleys into the thick of the rain forest.
Reach the lodges located in this area via a flight to La Ceiba and then short road transfer. You will be enthralled by this lush tropical landscape with its wealth of flora and fauna and then continue from La Ceiba across to the Bay islands for some relaxation by the beach or top-class diving as a wonderful contrast the the dense forests of Pico Bonito.
To plan your holiday to Pico Bonito National Park, call our Latin America specialists today for more information.
Jack Brooker
Travel Specialist
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