Chepes Beach

Chepes Beach is a small but beautiful beach located on the southern side of Utila island in Honduras. The beach is approximately 100 meters long with soft white sand and crystal-clear turquoise water.

Chepes Beach has limited amenities, but it does have beach chairs and umbrellas available for rent, as well as a small beach bar.

activities available at the beach include swimming, snorkeling, sunbathing, and relaxing.

There is no parking lot available at Chepes Beach, as it is only accessible by boat or on foot. Visitors can reach the beach by hiring a water taxi or by taking a short hike through the lush tropical forest.

Fun fact: Chepes Beach is named after a species of fish called "Chepa," which is commonly found in the waters around Utila.

One of the main attractions near Chepes Beach is the Utila Cays, a group of small islands located just off the coast. Visitors can take a boat tour of the cays or go snorkeling in the beautiful coral reefs. Another popular activity is hiking to the Pumpkin Hill lookout, which offers stunning panoramic views of the island and the Caribbean Sea.

There are several restaurants located near Chepes Beach, including the Coral Beach Village Restaurant, which serves a variety of international and local dishes, and the Neptune's Restaurant, which specializes in seafood.

Accommodations on Utila island range from budget-friendly hostels to luxury beachfront resorts. Some nearby options include the Mango Inn, which offers comfortable rooms and a relaxing pool area, and the Utila Lodge, a beautiful eco-resort located in a secluded bay.