Jeanette Kawas National Park (Punta Sal)
Located on the western end of the Bay of Tela, the Jeanette Kawas National Park is named after a Honduran ecology activist who lost her life while protecting this National Park, previously known as Punta Sal National Park. Based on its size and biodiversity, the park is one of the most important national parks in Honduras. The small bays within the park served as havens to the pirates and buccaneers of yesteryear. Read the full story
Tela offers a variety of establishments where the night owls can enjoy a good atmosphere. Amongst the most popular and recommendable ones, we are pleased to mention the following:
An old Tela home that has been refurbished and turned into an International bar and restaurant. Delicious, generous portions in a pleasant atmosphere with good international music. A favorite for both locals and tourists. Open daily from eleven till midnight, later on weekends. Best stocked bar in town! English, German and Spanish spoken.
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Tela is fast becoming the resort town of choice for vacationers seeking a place in the sun in the Honduran Caribbean. With its various options for entertainment and accommodations to complement its main offering of beaches and natural parks, you definitely will always have just the right place to eat, drink, sleep and be merry.
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Tela is a very popular beach destination for both local and foreign tourists in Honduras who desire to taka advantage of Caribbean beaches away from the maddening crowd. Fortunately for first-time vacationers, getting to and around Tela are a breeze!
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