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The Lodge at Pico Bonito

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Beautiful lodge set in exuberant gardens, offering tropical luxury in an enchanting setting on the edge of a wildlife-rich rainforest.

The luxury Lodge at Pico Bonito is set between cocoa fields and the largest national park in Honduras. Although only 20 minutes from the town of La Ceiba, it has an isolated feel that invites relaxation and appreciation of nature.

The lodge is set in lush rainforest overlooked by the Nombre de Dios Mountain Range. The secluded wooden cabins are tucked within dense foliage, housing stylish and spacious rooms with ensuite bathroom and veranda. Thoughtful touches such as fresh flowers exemplify the attention to detail much-praised by guests.

Walkways wind between the reception area and the cabins, spread across well-tended gardens bursting with tropical vegetation, attracting a profusion of hummingbirds. Within these idyllic surroundings, you'll also find a swimming pool, a superb restaurant and a small spa.

Pico Bonito is both the name of the national park and the 2,700m mountain that provides the lodge with an ever-changing backdrop. Trails lead into Pico Bonito National Park and to numerous nearby waterfalls. It's also possible to explore on horseback, by mountain bike or on a kayaking trip through the mangroves. Wildlife is one of the area's big attractions and the lodge's observation tower offers superb views of the rainforest. It also has its own butterfly farm where you can see the striking blue morpho at close quarters.

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What our clients say

  • "Comfortable place to stay with good guides, giving real insight into the wildlife of Honduras. Only issue was they were almost incapable of providing veggie meals in the evening."

    DT, Liverpool Oct 2014
  • "Pico Bonito was something very special and we would love to return there and do some of the unique trails into the National Park in the future. Our cabins were…

    AC, Taunton Apr 2013
  • Real old colonial feel with rocking chairs on polished wood in the public areas. We enjoyed the lovely big pool and had a great massage. Walking into the cloud forest…

    ML, Leeds Aug 2018
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Charlotte
Charlotte Daubeney - Travel Expert

Charlotte's fascination with Latin America began with a family holiday to Belize. She went on to study Spanish in school and at university before spending a year living in Santiago, Chile.

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