Barra de Chapagua Holiday Deals

Barra de Chapagua Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Barra de Chapagua

Armchair travelling not cutting it these days? Want to experience the real thing? Barra de Chapagua is the perfect place to start. You'll find it sitting among the gorgeous beaches, forests and rivers of Colon. (You'll have to venture off the tourist trail a little, but that's what travelling is all about, right?)

It's located 260 kilometres to the northeast of Tegucigalpa, the national capital of Honduras.

Find some time for strolling along the beach and soaking up the scenery at Half Moon Bay Beach or West Bay Beach.

You should always know where your closest natural escape lies. Here, it's National Park Calentura Capiro, 18 kilometres out of Barra de Chapagua.

If you travel 18 kilometres to the west from Barra de Chapagua, you'll stumble upon Trujillo. Some travellers like to use this place as a base when checking out Fortaleza de Santa Barbara and the Grave of William Walker.

If your littlest travellers are getting bored with sightseeing, why not take them out for a relaxing day of shore fishing or sunbathing?

Head off on an insightful excursion with a reliable tour guide and some fellow out-of-towners. Guided nature walks and city walking tours are all available in this region.

Looking for a little fun off solid ground? Colon is a fantastic place to try swimming and snorkeling. They're must-do pastimes, even for the biggest landlubber!

If you get caught in some nasty weather, take cover in one of the region's history museums.

Relax your mind at some great outdoor attractions. The surrounding area boasts a nice range of gardens.

Get to know this area's rich past by visiting a few of the close-by old towns and fortresses. If a tour guide isn't available, make sure you do a little of your own research.

Learn a little about the local belief systems and perhaps get back in touch with your spiritual side by paying a visit to one of Barra de Chapagua's churches.

Feeling ready to nibble, gnaw, crunch, munch and drink your way across Colon? A world of surprising flavours is waiting for you, so pull out your stretchiest jeans and bon appétit!

Are you curious about some of the typical ingredients used in the local kitchens? Prepare to taste tortillas and chicken in a few of your meals.

While you're in Barra de Chapagua, you should eat like the locals do. That means trying a plate of sopa de caracol (conch soup) or plato típico (grilled beef, plantains, and beans), some of the area's specialty dishes.

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and that's no coincidence. There's no more delicious way to let your worries melt away than with arroz con leche (rice pudding), a sweet treat often found on dining tables here.

If you really want to see the big pitcher, take the hopportunity to toss down a beer. The schooner the better! Awful beer puns aside, don't forget to order Port Royal, one of the leading local brews.

Don't let any cultural barriers scare you off! Make your trip to Colon a more fulfilling one by putting in the effort to memorise some expressions in the local language. To start with, have a go at saying '¡Perdón!'. It means 'excuse me'. 'Buenos días', which means 'good morning', is also rather common.

Want to play a part in the Independence Day festivities? Mark the 15th of September in your travel diary and get ready to kick up your heels!

It's always a pity to say "Adiós" to Barra de Chapagua, but don't worry, it's not going anywhere!

When you're all set to fly home, allow yourself plenty of time to get to Philip S. W. Goldson International Airport (BZE). Sitting 320 kilometres to the northwest from the centre of Barra de Chapagua, this is the closest terminal.