Tours From La Ceiba
From mild hikes in the nice trails of Pico Bonito National Park to some extreme class five white water river rafting, or the adrenaline pumping slides through zip lines above the canopy of lush jungles, or perhaps just chill out on a paradisaical white sand beach on the Cayos Cochinos, La Ceiba Honduras offers many exhilarating adventure travel opportunities in the region.
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Special Cayos Cochinos [Full Day]
Marine Reserve Cayos Cochinos. Departing from Sambo Creek (25 minutes from La Ceiba) the boat has a 45 minute trip to take to this wonderful place, it is accessible only by boat.
The biggest attraction of this natural monument is the Coral reef, you can not miss the opportunity to give yourself this...
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Cayos Cochinos [Full Day]
An archipelago in The Bay Islands, Cayos Cochinos is a Marine Biological Reserve off the mountainous, northern coast of Honduras in Central America.
Launching off by boat from Sambo Creek, a one hour trip to the virgin white beaches of Cayos Cochinos will leave you in awe as you look back at the mainland with...
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Pico Bonito [Full Day]
A Unique opportunity for adventure, intense hiking activity and birdwatching.
Leaving from La Ceiba at 8:30 am by 4x4, with a 20 minute ride, the adventure begins: In the tropical forest of Pico Bonito, several trails trek deep into the lush vegetation - en route discovering butterflies, birds and many other species of wildlife. Following...
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River Rafting at Cangrejal [Full Day]
A 30 minute drive from La Ceiba will take us up-river through an imposing valley, which reinforces our sense of smallness. From the outset, intense paddling is interspersed with calm stretches - to rest and also to do some cliff jumping. Hedged in by the tropical forest of Pico Bonito, we’ll also hike the...
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Cuero y Salado [Full Day]
Home to the Caribbean Manatee, an endangered species that lives within the network of creeks, lagoons and coast line.
This wildlife refuge situated 33km from La Ceiba, is also home to many endangered animal species, found within the many mangrove canals proceeding from the rivers Cuero and Salado.
There is a mixture...
