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Tela

A sleepy coastal town that is rapidly becoming a favorite vacation alternative, Tela has grown from being the local headquarters of the Tela Railroad Co. into the premier beach vacation destination in mainland Honduras. Its proximity to three national parks, to Garifuna villages and its outstanding beaches guarantee a sustained growth in the tourism industry for years to come. Its geographical location, between the cities of San Pedro Sula and La Ceiba make it very accesible for both, day tours as well as extended stays.

Tela is located within the department of Atlantida, of which La Ceiba, located 100 km. east is the capital. Tela has become famous for its beaches, however, there is much more to Tela than beaches. The home base for the Tela Railroad Company for many years, owners and producers of the famed Chiquita bananas, Tela retains the air of a true banana town.

Tela offers the natural beauty of its beaches, its exuberant tropical vegetation in three distinct areas: Lancetilla Gardens, Punta Sal National Park and Punta Izopo Wildlife Refuge, as well as the cultural experience of the Garifuna Culture. Tela is well worth your time on your vacation in Honduras. Best of all, it is still unspoiled. Enjoy Tela today, before it becomes a more popular international tourist destination.

 

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