Malecón Guillermo Anderson
A seafront promenade north of the city centre, with palm trees, sea-view platforms and bars. In the evening it is where locals stroll and watch the sea.
The Malecón Guillermo Anderson is named after the Honduran musician Guillermo Anderson. It runs along the coast north of the city centre and has paved walkways, benches and viewing platforms, with bars, restaurants and the Zona Viva nightlife district alongside. You can watch the sea during the day, and it is ideal for an evening stroll and dinner. The San Isidro Carnival in May is Honduras's largest festival, with parades and music parties centred mainly on the city centre and the seafront. At night, take care of your personal belongings and try to travel in groups.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Butterfly & Insect Museum
- Cangrejal River
- Corozal
- Sambo Creek
- Pico Bonito National Park
- Cuero y Salado Wildlife Refuge
- Water Cay
- Lancetilla Botanical Garden