Flights from Miami to San Pedro Sula (MIA to SAP)

Located in the Sula Valley, San Pedro Sula is the industrial and business hub of Honduras. The second largest city after the capital Tegucigalpa, it is a center of cultural activity as well.

Ramón Villeda Morales International Airport is among the busiest airports in Central America and the main point of entry in Honduras. You can visit great markets and find artisan things like textiles, jewelry and much more. There are several day trips from the city to Cusuco National Park, Pulapanzak Waterfalls and Lake Yohoa. You can also visit Punta Sal National Park and walk through Copan’s archeological site. The Fireworks, folk dances, art exhibits and concerts can be enjoyed by visitors during the San Pedro Sula fair.

Things to do in San Pedro Sula

Guamilito Market

San Pedro Sula’s largest market, Guamilito Market is one of the most touristy spots in the city. It is a vibrant marketplace where you can find umpteen Honduran souvenirs alongside a huge variety of flowers grown across the country. You can also find the best Honduran cigars at the tobacco store. Navigate through the stalls and find pottery, clothes, beaded jewelry, and even handmade corn tortillas. It is a traditional Latin American market so do not forget to bargain as the prices aren’t fixed. It is open everyday from 10 AM to 5 PM.

Museum of Anthropology and History

Museum of Anthropology and History is the best way for you to learn about the history of the city. The wide variety of artefacts on display and exhibitions focus on the pre-Colombian era to the modern era. The foundation of the city and the influx of Palestinian immigrants are the two highlights of the museum. The displays are well laid out and there is English text for your understanding. The museum is shut on Tuesdays and entry is free on the first Sunday of every month.

Angeli Gardens

Angeli Gardens is a tropical plant nursery turned into a nature retreat. It offers private trails to the Merendon Mountains which serve as a backdrop to San Pedro Sula. You may explore the walking trails and come across great views of the city and walk over the suspension bridge to get your dose of adrenaline. There is an on-site restaurant serving delicious meals and they organize weekly cultural nights with live music. Local musicians serenade you with Jazz and Blues while you relax in the beautiful surroundings.

Best Time to Visit San Pedro Sula

The best time to book flights from Miami to San Pedro Sula is from February to June before the hot summers set in. The weather is warm, and it is the peak season for tourists. The San Pedro Sula fair which lasts for the entire month takes place in June. So those interested in this festival are recommended to book Miami flights in advance to avoid last minute disappointments.