Lake yojoa Travel Guide
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Yojoa is the largest fresh water lake in Honduras made by a depression formed
by volcanos. It is surrounded by
National Parks; Santa Barbara National Park on the west side and Cerro Azul
Meambar National Park on the east side.
The
lake is a popular fishing area and you can either fish yourself or frequent one
of the restaurants that specialize in fish along the lake. Bird watchers love this area as well as there
are almost 400 species of birds to be found here.
Anthony's Key Resort
Anthony’s
Key Resort has been in the are for over 40 years and offers many activities and
things to do. You can dive along the
reefs and enjoy the dolphins with a fleet of 10 diving boats and several
instructors. Hiking is spectacular in the tropical
gardens. You can also lounge in the
wooden cabanas along the shoreline and order what ever you like.
Sports Fishing
Lake
Yojoa is very popular with the sports fisherman. It has been repopulated with black bass and
there are several hotels that offer fishing tours or you can just rent a boat
and use your own equipment. The
Honduyate Marina rents sailboats and offers many other water activities.
Accommodations
Cerro Azul Meambar Park offers well marked trails and beautiful scenery to go hiking in. The park is well developed and you can even stay in a room in the park for less than $50. If you are a bird or botanical enthusiast you will love it here and bring your binoculars.
D&D
Microbrewery and Bed and Breakfast offers pretty good food and mild tasting
brew. D&D offers a few rooms,
swimming pool, and restaurant in the middle of a coffee grove.
Cataratas
Pulhapanzak Waterfall
About 20 minutes away is Cataratas Pulhapanzak, a beautiful waterfall. There is a secrete passage behind the falls that takes you to a small cave. You will get wet trying to get there and never go alone in case the water knocks you down. There is a wooden stairway that leads you down to get behind the falls and you may have to jump some pools and get your feet wet, but you’re going to get wet anyway. No matter what you can get some pretty spectacular views from above and below the falls.
Make sure to go to the little shops and restaurants along the lake for the local flair. This area is the nature lover’s heaven so you can hike and boat to your heart’s content.
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