Cities in Honduras

Sandy Bay

A quiet village on Roatán's north coast, famous for its marine research institutes and world-class diving spots.

French Harbour

A busy fishing village on Roatán, known for its marinas, upscale dining, and proximity to wildlife parks.

La Masica

A municipality in the Atlántida department whose economy is characterized by agriculture and livestock.

Pulhapanzak

A spectacular 43-meter-high waterfall, considered one of the most beautiful in Central America.

Villanueva

An industrial city known as 'the city that sweetens the country' for its sugarcane plantations.

West Bay

Roatán's most exclusive beach, famous for its white sand and coral reef right off the shore.

Guanaja Town

The main settlement of Guanaja island, built on a small cay with canals instead of streets.

Juticalpa

The capital of the largest department, Olancho, known for agriculture and cattle ranching.

Nueva Arcadia

A municipality in the Copán department that includes the important commercial center of La Entrada.

Florida

A municipality in the Copán department whose economy is based on agriculture and livestock.

San José de Colinas

A city in Santa Bárbara that serves as a commercial center for the surrounding coffee villages.

Morazán

A municipality in the Yoro department, named after the Central American hero Francisco Morazán.

Utila

The smallest of the Bay Islands, world-renowned for whale shark sightings and affordable diving.

Talanga

A city in the Francisco Morazán department, known for its sugarcane and brick production.

Gualcinse

A high-altitude Lenca municipality in the Lempira department with strong indigenous traditions.

Lago de Yojoa

The largest natural lake in Honduras, a paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers.

Belén Gualcho

A high-altitude Lenca municipality with breathtaking landscapes and a strong indigenous culture.

Langue

A city in the Valle department, a local commercial center for the surrounding municipalities.

Marcala

A city in La Paz known for its high-quality coffee with a designation of origin.

Gualala

A municipality in Santa Bárbara known for its palm hats and handicrafts.

San Esteban

A municipality in the Olancho department known for its livestock and timber industry.

San Antonio de Cortés

A municipality in the Cortés department with an economy based on coffee and livestock.

Santa Cruz de Yojoa

A municipality on Lake Yojoa, a center for tourism, fishing, and hydroelectric power.

Siguatepeque

A city in the central highlands, known for its pleasant climate and pine forests.

Jesús de Otoro

An important commercial town in the Intibucá department, known for its grain cultivation.

La Esperanza

The highest city in Honduras, known for its cool climate and Lenca culture.

La Entrada

An important transportation hub in the west, leading to Copán Ruinas and Guatemala.

El Níspero

A municipality in the Santa Bárbara department, surrounded by a lush natural landscape.

Choluteca

One of the hottest and most historically significant cities in southern Honduras.

La Lima

Historically known as the 'Banana Capital', founded by the United Fruit Company.

La Campa

A Lenca municipality famous for its pottery and extreme zip-line crossings.

Sabanagrande

A city south of Tegucigalpa known for its 'Rosquillas' (corn cookies).

Roatán Town

The capital of the Islas de la Bahía Department and the island's commercial center.

Campamento

A city in the Olancho department, a local center for commerce and agriculture.

Catacamas

One of the largest cities in Olancho, a center for agriculture and commerce.

Guayape

A municipality in Olancho on the river of the same name, known for agriculture.

San Marcos de Colón

A city in the south with a cool climate, known for its coffee and dairy products.

San Luis

A municipality in Santa Bárbara known for its coffee and surrounding mountains.

Arada

A small municipality in the Santa Bárbara department with an agricultural focus.

Protección

A municipality in the Santa Bárbara department, known for its coffee cultivation.

Marcovia

A coastal municipality known for its salt production and shrimp farming.

Sabá

A city in the Aguán Valley whose economy is highly dependent on agriculture.

Cofradía

A rapidly growing city west of San Pedro Sula with significant industry.

Gracias

A historic city with well-preserved colonial architecture and thermal springs.

Gualaco

A municipality in Olancho, surrounded by mountains and known for its caves.

Ojojona

A picturesque colonial town, famous for its black pottery and handicrafts.

Quimistán

A large municipality in Santa Bárbara with diverse agricultural production.

Lepaera

A city in the Lempira department, known for the production of Panama hats.

Santa Bárbara

Known for its craftsmanship, especially the production of hats and baskets.

Santa Rosa de Copán

A charming colonial city in the west, the commercial hub of the coffee region.