Honduras

Bay Islands, Honduras offers 62+ beaches along its coastline. Bay Islands has a number of beach options for every type of traveler. Bay Islands is a popular travel destination with over 1,300,000 annual visitors in addition to its 58,000 residents. Bay Islands is known for its vibrant coral reefs, world-class scuba diving, and rich Garifuna culture.

Atlantida, Honduras offers 24+ beaches along its 165.3 miles (266.1 kilometers) of coastline. Atlantida has a number of beach options for every type of traveler. Atlantida is a popular travel destination with over 150,000 annual visitors in addition to its 449,822 residents. Atlantida, Honduras is known for its pristine beaches, lush national parks, vibrant Garifuna culture, and diverse marine life.

Cortes, Honduras offers 21+ beaches along its coastline. Cortes has a number of beach options for every type of traveler. Cortes is a popular travel destination with over 200,000 annual visitors in addition to its 1,612,762 residents. Cortes, Honduras is known for its vibrant Garifuna culture, the bustling port city of Puerto Cortes, and the stunning beaches of Omoa.

Valle, Honduras offers 30+ beaches along its coastline. Valle has a number of beach options for every type of traveler. Valle is a popular travel destination with over 150,000 annual visitors in addition to its 210,000 residents. Valle, Honduras is known for its colonial architecture, vibrant local markets, and scenic coastal views.

Colon, Honduras offers 10+ beaches along its coastline. Colon has a number of beach options for every type of traveler. Colon is a popular travel destination with over 150,000 annual visitors in addition to its 333,000 residents. Colón is known for its pristine beaches, lush rainforests, vibrant Garifuna culture.

Gracias a Dios, Honduras offers 2+ beaches along its 183.5 miles (295.3 kilometers) of coastline. Gracias a Dios has a number of beach options for every type of traveler. Gracias a Dios is a popular travel destination with over 10,000 annual visitors in addition to its 109,000 residents. Gracias a Dios is known for its pristine beaches, rich Garifuna culture, and the expansive Mosquito Coast rainforest.