Honduras » Getting to Tegucigalpa

 An approximate flight time to Tegucigalpa from London is 15 hours (There are no direct flights to London; connections are generally via Miami, Houston, Los Angeles or New York.)

By Air

Major international airports with daily flights to Miami (city located in USA) and New York are in San Pedro Sula, Tegucigalpa and Roatan. The main international airlines serving the region are TACA, Copa Air, Delta Airlines, Continental Airlines, and American Airlines. Spain operates daily flights from Madrid to San Pedro Sula via Guatemala City (connecting with Taca). For national flights check Isleña, Atlantic and Aerolinas Sosa. Note that the interior domestic airlines often have flight cancellations, do not guarantee service, and are under no obligation to issue refunds if a flight does not occur.

However, American carriers and their international code share partners listed above guarantee travel per U.S. industry standards. Hence, it is recommended not to rely on a domestic carrier to connect to an outbound international flight without having an alternative means to get to the departure point of the foreign bound aircraft in a timely fashion. For instance, if a flight cancellation occurs in La Cieba headed to San Pedro Sula due to insufficient ticket sales (a common occurrence), a taxi can be hired for a £25-£50 spot price to run the distance in under two and a half hours.

 

By Road

You can get in to Honduras travelling by road from Guatemala, El Salvador, or Nicaragua. Cars are a good selection, but you must always be careful since the roads are not as well developed but good enough to have a pleasant ride. Drivers should be careful of speeding vehicles as well as aggressive driving tactics (e.g. passing on uphill, curved terrain).

By Bus

You can also travel by bus to get in Honduras. Tica bus and Hedman are the services of the buses which travel from Guatemala. From Nicaragua and El Salvador Tica bus and King Quality are the bus services which can take you to the Honduras.

By Sea

Boats from Belize come in to the Caribbean ports like Puerto Cortes, but schedules are not regular and cannot be checked through the internet. However, Cruise ships commonly stop at the Bay Islands.