Honduras Solo Travel Itinerary: Copán Ruinas and Utila Island

The town itself is a cute little place to stay with everything you need and good to get to know the Hondurians. The "tea and chocolate place"  has cacao trees growing in their garden, is very comfortable and serves great drinks. The Mayan ruins were absolutely stunning and even more that there were no other tourists than me! The nature in which they are located is beautiful, it's a peaceful place and you see and hear a lot of "guacamayas", macaws. The area is huge, I explored it in two days and enjoyed a lot to wander around and discover all the temples, tunnels, statues and small details. 

Utila has been a true paradise. The reefs around the island are breathtakingly beautiful, there are forests of corals and the underwater wildlife is present everywhere. Beaches are great, water is clear, it's like I imagined the Caribbean. There are many diving schools, but I felt absolutely happy and safe with Paradise Divers, I had two very good teachers for my trainings. I made such good friendship there, we ate together, we did trips together... The trip to Sandy Key was the absolute best, it feels almost as if it must have been a dream. I loved to eat the probably freshest fish I ever had!