Honduras Collection (#16)

A scenic of sail boats in the bay at Utila in Honduras

Artisic scenes at the Jade Sea Horse on Utila in Honduras

Home along the shore on Utila in Honduras

The beach on Fantasy Island Roatan in Honduras

Central America, Honduras, Copan, A local souvenir shop

Central America, Honduras, Copan. Carved sculpture made of stone from the Mayan civilization

Honduran Striped Toad, Bufo cabifrons, Native to Honduras

Palm Salamander, Bolitoglossa dofleini, Native to Honduras

Boats in Mahogany Bay, Roatan Island, Honduras, Central America

Dr. Wynkoops, katharismic Honduras, sarsaparilla
Dr. Wynkoop s, katharismic Honduras, sarsaparilla. Date c1848 Jan. 31

Honduras - Main Bridge at Tegucigalpa
Honduras - Main Bridge (Puente Principal) at Tegucigalpa Date: circa 1910s

Lubaantun archaeology - rapid tropical growth
The dramatic effects of rapid vegetation growth on archaeological sites. The amphitheatre grand stands at the ancient Maya ruins of Lubaantun in British Honduras(today Belize)

Lubaantun archaeology - reconstruction of the citadel
A reconstruction drawing of the Maya citadel of Lubaantun, British Honduras(today Belize). 1925

Lubaantun archaeology - mysterious Maya relics, 1924
Mysterious relics from the ruined Maya city of Lubaatun on the Columbia branch of the Rio Grande, British Honduras(today Belize)

Caribbean, satellite image. North is at top. The Caribbean comprises over 7000 islands in the Caribbean Sea between the Gulf of Mexico and the USA to the north

Male cycad cone (Dioon sp. )
Male cycad cone (Dioon sp.). Cycads are dioecious, plants are either male or female. The male cone produces pollen, which is released to pollinate female cones on other plants

Stelae A dating from 731 AD depicting Rabbit 18, Copan Ruins, Mayan archaeological site, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Honduras, Central America

Mayan archeological site, Copan Ruins, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Honduras, Central America

Hillside suburbs of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Central America

Macaw at Copan Ruins, Honduras, Central America

Boat on Lago de Yojoa, Lake Yojoa, Honduras, Central America

Sculpted head stone at Mayan archeological site, Copan Ruins, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Honduras, Central America

Rain forest of Parque Nacional Montana de Celaque, Gracias, Honduras, Central America

River in Parque Nacional Montana de Celaque, Gracias, Honduras, Central America

Joggers in Park La Leona, Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Central America

Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) Caribbean Sea near Roatan, Honduras (RF)

Palm Salamander. Rainforests of Honduras
KEL-248 Palm Salamander. Rainforests of Honduras Bolitoglossa dofleini Ken Lucas Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

E. J. E Swayne
Brigadier-General Eric John Eagles Swayne(1863-1929). Entering into the army in 1883, Swayne saw active service in Burmah, Uganda, Jubaland

Stela N dating from 761 AD, Copan Archaeological Park, Copan, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Honduras, Central America

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Discover the hidden gem of Honduras, a captivating country nestled in the heart of Central America. With its rich history dating back to the 1870s and its strategic location on the Mexico and Central America map, it has always been an important crossroads for trade and culture. Immerse yourself in the beauty of this Caribbean paradise as you explore its stunning islands. From Roatan's West Bay Jetty to Utila's Bando Beach, pristine white sands and crystal-clear waters await your arrival. Dive into the depths of the Pacific Ocean off the coast and witness two bottle-nosed dolphins gracefully leaping through the waves. Step back in time at Copan Ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage site that showcases intricate carvings from ancient Maya civilization. Marvel at Gran Plaza's Temple IV, standing tall as a testament to their architectural prowess. In Tegucigalpa, visit Iglesia Los Dolores - a magnificent church that stands as an emblematic symbol of faith in this vibrant capital city. As you wander through its streets, feel the pulse of Central America pulsating through every corner. However, not all is serene in this tropical paradise. Remember Hurricane Mitch - a devastating natural disaster that struck Honduras with unimaginable force? Witnessing how resilient Hondurans have become since then is truly awe-inspiring. Whether it's exploring underwater wonders or delving into historical treasures, there is something for everyone in Honduras. Let your senses be captivated by bottlenose dolphins gliding beneath turquoise Caribbean waters or soaring high above Pacific waves – reminding us why this country holds endless surprises at every turn.