For a more affordable but longer journey, you can take a bus.
However, this option requires some planning, flexibility, and a willingness to navigate a potentially chaotic bus station.
First, you’ll need to take a taxi from the airport to Metropolitan Grand Central in San Pedro Sula, which typically costs around $40 USD.
Once you arrive at the bus station, you’ll find that it can be quite busy and overwhelming, especially if you are not fluent in Spanish or unfamiliar with the surroundings.
Navigating the bus station and figuring out the routes and which bus to board can be a bit challenging and potentially stressful.
It is also essential to consider safety when traveling in San Pedro Sula. The city has experienced many safety concerns so you should take necessary precautions to help mitigate potential risks.
If you decide to take the bus to Pulhapanzak Waterfall, make sure to maintain awareness of your surroundings, be mindful of your belongings, avoid displaying valuable items, trust your instincts, and prioritize your safety at all times.
The local buses to San Buenaventura, where Pulhapanzak Waterfall is located, run approximately every 30 minutes.
The bus ride takes about two hours and costs only around $3 USD.
Once you arrive in San Buenaventura, it’s a short ten-minute walk to Pulhapanzak Waterfall.