Explore Live Cams in Honduras

Honduras sits in the middle of Central America, covering about 43,280 square miles (112,090 km²), with a long Caribbean coast in the north and a short stretch of Pacific coast on the Gulf of Fonseca. Mountains and cloud forests cover most of the country, and in the east the wild Mosquitia region is a land of rainforest, rivers and lagoons.

Its most famous natural treasure is the Bay Islands, where Roatán, Utila and Guanaja sit on the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, the second-largest reef system on Earth. Inland, the Río Plátano Biosphere Reserve protects one of the largest rainforests left in Central America and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The scarlet macaw is the national bird.

Whale sharks visit the waters off Utila, and the reefs are full of turtles, rays and colorful fish. Jaguars, tapirs and howler monkeys live in the eastern forests, scarlet macaws fly free again around the ancient Maya city of Copán, and the cloud forests of Pico Bonito tumble with waterfalls.

Did You Know? In the town of Yoro, small fish are found in the streets after heavy summer storms almost every year, an event locals celebrate as the Lluvia de Peces, or Rain of Fish.

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