In the evenings, shorts and T-shirts are always comfortable. We will be paddling in rainforest, so there is always a chance of precipitation, but even big storms seem to come and go fairly quickly. The weather is warm enough that it's still comfortable even when it's raining. Lodging In La Ceiba we will be staying at the Hotel Partenon on the beach. It has cable TV, phones, hot and cold running water, a restaurant and bar - equivalent to a medium quality U.S. hotel.
Downtown is an easy walk away, and taxis to anywhere in the city cost about forty cents one-way.
Medical Considerations International travel health advisory groups, including the Atlanta Center for Disease Control, do not require any special medical precautions for traveling in Honduras. The CDC provides free information for travelers. All are fairly simple and safe. Whether you elect to take any special precautions is up to you and your doctor. In almost five hundred person-weeks in this area, our staff has had one case of malaria, one case of dengue fever, and several ear infections.