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: Itinerary opinions and suggestions
by JoseKevo 11 September 2011
Considering you're coming in on the 30th (what time does your flight arrive?) I would recommend just heading to Copán Ruinas. Things…
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RE: Itinerary opinions and suggestions
by basquess 11 September 2011
Thank you very much JoseKevo. You are definetely right that I have to plan my transportation more efficiently. I have got a round ticket…
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RE: Honduras for Christmas
by JoseKevo 08 September 2011
You would do well to select Honduras vs. CR, and even what you might spend extra on airfare would come back to you because everything…
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