Introducing Trujillo
Capital of the department of Colón, Trujillo sits on the wide arc of the Bahía de Trujillo. It’s famous for its coconut palm–lined beaches and gentle seas. At the end of that long arm is Puerto Castilla, another of Honduras’ major deepwater ports. There’s nothing much to see out there, but the seaward side of the peninsula has fine rustic beaches.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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Trujillo - How is it and Spanish School?
by debsuk 25 August 2011
Hi, I am hoping to return to Honduras next year for another stay in Copan Ruinas to continue to study Spanish. I was considering combining…
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Re: Natural areas in Honduras?
by rultikart 15 July 2011
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Re: Beach in Honduras? Tela, laCeiba, or Neither?
by rultikart 12 June 2011
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