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Official Languages: Spanish

The Bay Islands Are Historically English-Speaking, Settled by British, Jamaican and Cayman Islands Families, and English Is Common There around Diving and Cruise Tourism. On the Mainland, English Is Limited outside Hotels and Tour Operators in the Main Tourist Towns, so Some Spanish Goes a Long Way

Mobile Network: 2G Reaches Almost Every Municipality and 4G Covers Cities, Main Roads and the Bay Islands Well, Though 3G Is Patchier and Signal Weakens in Rural, Mountainous and Remote Coastal Areas. 5G Has Not Launched yet, so a 4G-Capable Phone Is the Safe Assumption Nationwide

Roaming/SIM/eSIM: Roaming Suits a Short Stay If Your Home Plan Covers Honduras Affordably. A Local SIM Is Usually Cheapest for Longer Stays, but Buying One Needs a Passport and a Shop Visit — Plan for That If You Land Late or Go Straight to the Islands. An eSIM Skips That Step and Can Activate before You Land; Check Device Support and Compare Pricing against a Local SIM. Either Way, Download Offline Maps before Leaving a City, since Interior and Rural Coverage Can Drop Out

Cards Are Widely Accepted at Hotels, Larger Restaurants and Tourism Businesses in Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula and the Bay Islands, Where Cruise and Dive Tourism Keep Card Machines Common. Cash — Lempiras or Clean US Dollars — Still Matters for Small Shops, Local Transport, Markets and Rural Areas, and as a Backup When a Card Network or an ATM Goes Down

Tipping Is Common in Tourist Areas but Not Automatic. Check the Bill First, Because a Service Charge Is Often Already Added at Nicer Restaurants; If Not, around 10 Percent for Good Service Is Appreciated. Small Tips Suit Hotel Staff, Guides, Drivers and Porters. For Taxis, Rounding Up Is More Typical than a Large Tip

Plug Type: Type A and Type B

Voltage: 110-120 V, 60 Hz

Adapter: Type A and Type B Outlets Run at 110 to 120 V, the Same as the US and Canada, so Visitors from Those Plugs Need No Adapter. Most of Europe and Much of Asia Will Need a Plug Adapter, and an Older Device Not Rated for 100 to 240 V May Also Need a Voltage Converter