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It seems that as the World gets smaller, we tend to worry more about travel. It is understandable. With so many terror attacks around the World, is there any place where you are safe? The answer is a definite yes! There are many safe destinations around the World. We tend to think of destinations in Latin America and Africa as unsafe, and in some ways, they can be so. But it is not fair to put a label on a country and apply it uniformly. Atlantida, on the Caribbean Coast of Honduras is very safe for travel. However, we do believe that we should provide you with the following Atlantida Travel Advisory 2020 so that you know what to expect when visiting our destination.<\/p>\n
Expect many friendly English-speaking locals in Atlantida!<\/strong> Yes the Caribbean Coast of Honduras is where the term \u201cBanana Republic\u201d<\/a> was coined. This was because two of the most important banana corporations in the World established themselves. Atlantida was home to the Standard Fruit Company (Dole) as well as to United Fruit Brands (Chiquita Banana)! The people of Atlantida are used to seeing foreigners in their territory and many learned English. In addition, the natives of the Bay Islands of Honduras, who travel back and forth from the Islands to La Ceiba<\/a> still prefer to speak in English. It is easier to find English speaking locals in Atlantida that elsewhere in Latin America! Of course, if you want to practice your Spanish, locals will be happy to assist you!<\/p>\n You will be impressed by the local natural areas.<\/strong> Yes, we must warn you that you will not find more diverse protected areas<\/a> in such a small territory elsewhere in the World! This is an important part of our Atlantida Travel Advisory 2020 tips. Be prepared to hike trails in the tropical forests<\/a> of Central America. But also expect to paddle through marine estuaries<\/a>, narrow mangrove canals and listen to howler monkeys howl ferociously at you from the mangrove treetops. At the same time, keep an eye out for the alligators that are lurking the swamps next to the canals where you are paddling.<\/p>\n