From La Esperanza, Dan and I headed to the largest body of fresh water in Honduras, Lago de Yojoa. We stayed at a quiet hotel near the lake and managed to do a bit of dancing one night at the hotel’s disco. The main attraction at the lake was the 43 meter waterfalls, and the guided tour we took behind them. We took a water-proof camera, but don’t have the pictures back yet, but here are a few shots of our time there.
view of the lake from our hotel room
When I made Dan walk miles up hill in incredible heat to catch a bus back to our hotel
view from the walk
Lago de yojoa, otra vez
June 13, 2007 by Erin
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