The principal ports on the Pacific coastline are Amapala and El Henecan. Ships operated by Harrison Line, Carol Line, Cie Generale Transatlantique, Hapag-Lloyd, The Royal Netherlands Steamship Company and vessels owned or chartered by the United Fruit Company and Standard Fruit Company sometimes have limited passenger accommodation. There are no rail services between Honduras and neighbouring countries. Road routes run from El Salvador and Nicaragua via the Pan-American Highway, and from Guatemala on the Western Highway. Visas must be obtained before the journey is undertaken.
Border crossings can be fraught with long delays.
The Ticabus company runs international services to all Central American capitals, but these comfortable coaches are often booked days in advance.