Extremo Canopy La Campa — Attraction in Lempira

We arrived at La Campa by bus and were brought to the location without any information („Canopy? Vamos!“). Everything was stressed. No explanation. We asked for security instructions in english for better understanding as we only speak little spanish but the guys would not speak a word. Another guest had to translate a form which was written in spanish which apparently would speak the business free of guilt in case of accidents. Security instructions were in spanish only so we would understand only half. So signing the form without appropiate instructions was not within our liking. Additionally, a provided baño was miserable. I would not even call it baño thats how disgusting it was. Despite this lack of service we would have been charged half the price extra because we are white. I would call this racism. We clearly stated that we are not happy with all these events but still staff did not care and just went on with normal business. This business btw was managed in a fashion that you could think that the staff want to get rid of the clients as soon as possible to get lunch. Interestingly, this was proven true as we saw the staff just 15 minutes after the first clients left in the local comedor. I cannot recommend this business. Its only money making. Besides it only takes 5 minutes for doing...

I try to zip line in every country that I visit and this was my best zip line experience so far!!! Partially because I did not have to hike to the top(would’ve take several hours) but more for the experience views from 380-meters above the canyon at its highest point. Would...

It’s the highest zip lines in central America it’s 6 of them starting with the highest and coming down. It was a about 40 minutes on dirt road from Gracias Lempira but they were working at paving the road so should be...