Playa Negra(Black Beach)

There are a few small restaurants near Playa Negra that offer traditional Honduran cuisine, including seafood dishes. These restaurants include Restaurante Las Canastas and Mariscos La Palapa.

While there are no hotels directly on Playa Negra, visitors can stay in nearby Amapala. Hotel Marina Copan is a popular option, offering comfortable accommodations and ocean views. Another option is Hotel Los Portales, which has a restaurant on site and is located in the heart of Amapala.

Playa Negra also has amenities including bathroom access and a few small restaurants, but it is important to note that there are no lifeguards on duty and dogs are not allowed.

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

There is a small parking area available for visitors, and parking is free of charge. However, the area is limited, so it is recommended to arrive early in the day to secure a spot.

Fun fact: Playa Negra gets its unique black sand from volcanic activity in the area.

Nearby attractions include the historic town of Amapala, which has many colonial buildings and interesting architecture, and the nearby islands of El Tigre and Zacate Grande. Visitors can also explore the nearby mountains and hike the trails for stunning views of the surrounding landscape.