United, at last: Former Henderson residents travel miles before chance meeting in Honduras

"Lynda knew that somewhere in Honduras a former Henderson resident who had been a Henderson County High teacher had established a unique inn in the rustic hacienda that had been in her family more than a century" reads the wonderful article published by Henderson, Kentucky's The Gleaner.

Read the full news here:

http://www.courierpress.com/news/2010/mar/06/united-last-former-henderson-residents-travel-mile/

Another Day At The Office

Flavia's grandson, Yax, gives strict orders on how to refill water jugs.

Guests Travel By Horse

After the flash flood our guests, Dale and Courtney, of Bend, Ore., safely make it down the mountain - and their luggage, too!

Copan River Floods

After several weeks, if not months of rain, it finally happened. The river went over its bank and into the valley. What is normally nothing more than a big flowing creek, the river destroyed acres of corn not to mention the road leading up to the hacienda. Dinners and rooms have been canceled for the next two days. As you can tell by the photos, the level of the water dropped quickly.

Our sign just after the main bridge surrounded by water.

Destroyed corn.

Creek-like just got really big.

Motor taxi crossing the bridge with debris below.

Travel + Leisure Magazine Feature

This is Travel + Leisure magazine's May front cover. Rated as one of the best travel magazines in the U.S. with nearly 1 million readers. The article mentions five “must-sees” in Roatan, Utila, Copan and La Ceiba. Hacienda San Lucas is prominently featured in its one-page article and we are proud to be recommended as the place to visit and stay in Copán!