Top Nature in Honduras

I recommend packing a light waterproof bag. My phone got wet during the falls, and I regretted not having a dry place for it.

Try to get to the park by 9 AM. You'll avoid the crowds and have a better chance to snap some awesome pics without people in the way.

I suggest wearing water shoes or flip-flops. The path can get really slippery, especially near the falls. I almost wiped out a couple of times!

I suggest you check the weather before you go. I went on a cloudy day and missed the sunset! It was still beautiful, but the sun makes it so much better for photos!

I recommend trying the fresh ceviche from the beach bar – it's a tad pricey but totally worth it! I skipped it the first day, and I regretted it!

My advice is to wear good hiking shoes. The trails can get a bit rocky and slippery, especially after rain. I learned that the hard way!

Bring some snacks and water; there are a few spots to relax, but they don’t have many food options. I spent more than I planned on snacks at the little kiosk!

I suggest heading to the park early, around 7 AM, to beat the heat and enjoy a quieter atmosphere. The sunrise views are totally worth it!

I suggest checking out the local vendors for souvenirs, but don’t be afraid to haggle a bit. I found some cool handmade crafts for way less just by asking for a better price.

Watch for pickpockets, especially near the busier areas... I didn't have any issues, but a friend nearly lost his wallet... Keep your stuff close, and you'll have a great time!