St. Michael Cathedral, in Plaza Morazan or Plaza Central
Arriving in West Bay Beach by water taxi was part of our daily "routine"

As soon as you walk from the beach into the water, you enter the marvelous
underwater universe

West End is the best spot to start your underwater tour, or just stay
under the shadow and feel as if you were in paradise

The amazing beauty of the marine life can't be captured on film
Unforgettable West Bay Beach just before sunset


Aerial view of West Bay Beach and West End
*All underwater photos were taken with US$10 disposable cameras
The ruins of Copán are unique in the Mayan world for its sculptures

Temple 11 (left), meant to be King Yax-Pac's portal to the other
world, and the Great Plaza or Plaza de las Estelas (right)
The Hieroglyphic Stairway, work of the 15th King known as
Smoke
Shell, holds the longest known
Mayan text with approximately 2,500 hieroglyphs. Stela M can be seen
in the foreground.
One of many sculptures on the East Plaza or Patio de los Jaguares
Stela C on the Great Plaza. Most of the stelae were erected during
the times of
the 13th King, known as 18 Rabbit, between the years
711 and 736.
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