Honduras

• Danilo's Fine Leather Tegucigalpa / Honduras
  Handcrafting full-grain leather bags, wallets, and belts in San Pedro Sula since 1974, Danilo's runs a flagship atelier and three additional storefronts across Honduras, including a boutique in Mall Multiplaza Tegucigalpa. Shoppers can visit any of the four locations for personalization and monogramming, or order online with worldwide shipping. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Mayak Chocolate West End, Roatán
  Mayak makes bean-to-bar chocolate in West End from Mosquitia cacao bought from local farmers. Its bars run to flavors like stout beer, chili, tamarind and gifiti, wrapped in locally made packaging. store page → · open in the atlas →
• The Roatan Chocolate Factory West End, Roatán, Bay Islands
  Founded in 2010, this West End maker turns fine Honduran cacao from the mainland into small-batch bean-to-bar chocolate. It sells the bars and runs chocolate-making classes. store page → · open in the atlas →
• West Bay Divers West Bay, Roatán, Honduras
  A PADI dive center on West Bay in Roatan, West Bay Divers runs scuba dives, courses and snorkeling trips. Its diving works the West Bay reef along the Mesoamerican Reef. store page → · open in the atlas →
• West End Divers West End, Roatán, Honduras
  West End Divers is a PADI 5 Star Dive Resort in West End, Roatán, offering courses and guided boat diving. Training runs from introductory sessions and Open Water certification through to Rescue Diver and Divemaster courses. Certified divers can explore marine-park reef sites, and visitors can also arrange snorkelling trips or accommodation packages. store page → · open in the atlas →

• Café Nativo Tegucigalpa / Honduras
  This family-run Tegucigalpa roastery sources traceable Honduran micro-lots grown at high altitude, roasting them in-house in small batches to highlight each lot's character. Coffee is served at its Torre Metropolis café and sold through its online store. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Hotel Hacienda San Lucas Copán Ruinas (1.5 km from town, above the ruins)
  A 100-year-old hacienda above the Maya acropolis, restored by the Cueva family in 2000 as a candle-lit lodge and farm-to-table kitchen across 300 acres of forest. Set-menu dinners draw on Maya-rooted recipes using produce, tamales and coffee from the estate. store page → · open in the atlas →
• La Boutique del Artesano Copán Ruinas
  La Boutique del Artesano's Facebook page states that it offers handicrafts made by the hands of people from Copán. It is located in Barrio el Centro on Calle la Independencia, Avenida Centroamérica, Copán, Honduras. store page → · open in the atlas →
• La Casa de Todo Calle de los Artesanos, Copán
  La Casa de Todo en Copán Ruinas reúne restaurante hondureño, panadería artesanal, productos propios, artesanías e información para planificar su visita. store page → · open in the atlas →

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