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Bike Touring in Honduras - My Honduras Cycling Blogs

Dave Briggs
By Dave Briggs · Published 2019-06-25 · Last updated 2026-07-18
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A guide to bike touring in Honduras, based on my own experiences. I spent time cycling in Honduras as part of my bike tour from Alaska to Argentina. Read on for more!

Cycling in Honduras

Honduras Bicycle Touring

Back in 2010, I cycled through Honduras as part of my bike tour from Alaska to Argentina. During my time spent cycling on the Pan-American tour, I kept a blog post a day.

The thing is, I didn't exactly spend that long in Honduras before cycling into Nicaragua.

In fact, I only stayed in Honduras for one night in the end! I literally cut a corner off the country.

The decision to only spend two days cycling and one night in Honduras was more to do with the directness of the route than any other factor.

Honduras – Quick facts and travel tips

Currency: Lempira (HNL)
Cycling conditions: Hot, arid, dry - Thirsty work!
Favourite food: Wendy's for breakfast
Beaches: None where I was cycling!
Wild Camping: Didn't try, as I was only in the country for one night.
Costs: Probably more than it should have been, but never mind!

Memorable Moments

Honduras Bike Touring Blogs

During my bike ride through Honduras, I wrote a blog post a day, as I did with the rest of my Pan Am bike tour. However, there's only really two of them!

Here's the bicycle touring blogs for you to check out:

Bike touring in Honduras

Dave Briggs, writer at Dave's Travel Pages
Dave Briggs
Dave is a UK travel writer living in Athens since 2015. With 20 years of firsthand travel experience and over 80,000 km of bicycle touring across six continents, he's been blogging at Dave's Travel Pages since 2005. Every guide is based on places he's actually been.
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