Introducing Tela
A quiet coastal town, Tela has a fine beach and several good hotels and restaurants. The central park has benches and shade trees, but a more pleasant spot to take a break is along the boardwalk, where you can enjoy a beer or a coffee with a view of the ocean. While the main drag occasionally gets snarled with cars and moto-taxis, Tela is usually quite mellow, even soporific. The exception is during Semana Santa when Tela (and the rest of the north coast) is deluged with vacationers from all over the country.
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Last updated: Sep 25, 2008
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RE: tegucigalpa: yes or not?
by omaromeo 31 May 2012
Just like # 2 says, the country has too much to offer and Tegus is kind of a big city with nothing much to do, that's why i suggested…
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Advice in itinerary
by pikah 30 May 2012
We are heading to Honduras over Christmas 2012 for 9 days. We are 30-40s and like exploring and a mix of active / chill / local fun.…
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Re: Hotel near beach in Tela?
by nicoletela 21 May 2012
Dear Barpro I saw that you answered to Traveling Honduras and said that you heard about hotel lempira. Like the owner of this hotel,…
