Guanaja Honduras

Guanaja offers white sandy beaches, crystal clear waters, lush hillsides and waterfalls, and spectacular coral reef. Guanaja has its own fresh water source from the mountain streams and has no roads for cars.

The only city that Guanaja has is Bonacca which is located about half a mile on a small cay. This cay has been described as the Venice of Honduras and it holds most of the people that leave in Guanaja. There are no streets which means there are no motorized vehicles. Bicycles are prohibited. This means that the only way to get around is by walking.

Other villages are mangrove bight and Savannah Bight.

Activities
Scuba diving (45 sites), hiking and exploring, kayaking, waterfalls, fishing, and discovering Mayan artifacts.

Languages spoken - English and Spanish.

Currency - Lempira.

Population - 10,000 people

Climate - Year-round temperatures hover around 80 with the rainy season starting in October and usually lasting until December or January