About Puerto Cortes, Honduras
24 August 2009
Founded as the Villa de Puerto Caballos in 1524, this port has become the most important port city in Central America. Through it, most of the goods that are imported or exported to the country are embarked. Located only 55 km from San Pedro Sula, it has become, together with this industrial city the most [...]
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Three Compelling Reasons to Visit Puerto Cortes
24 August 2009
Located on the pristine shores of the Caribbean Sea, Puerto Cortes is the premier port city of Honduras and of Central America. Its port is one of the most modern, most advanced and most equipped of its kind, which ranks 36th in the volume of goods exported to the United States. However, the impressive port [...]
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Puerto Cortes Transportation Information
24 August 2009
Going in and out as well as about Puerto Cortes is as easy as it can be, thanks to its excellent modes of transportation. You just need to find the best way to do so considering your financial budget and personal preferences. Bookmark to:
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Things You Should Know About the Garinagu People of Puerto Cortes
24 August 2009
If there are people you must meet while in Puerto Cortes, then they are the Garinagus. You will be treated to an interesting glimpse into the rich culture of a robust people in their native land. You can find Garinagu villages in Baja Mar and Masca. There are Garinagu communities in cities like Los Angeles, [...]
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