Honduras Airport Transfer Guide - All Options & Prices

# Airport Transfer Options in Honduras Based on current available data, specific verified airport transfer services in Honduras are limited in our system. However, travelers arriving at Honduras' main airports (including Toncontín International Airport in Tegucigalpa and Ramón Villeda Morales International Airport in San Pedro Sula) typically have several ground transportation options available locally. For the most current information on available services, schedules, and pricing, we recommend checking the booking widgets on our site or contacting your accommodation provider, as they often arrange reliable airport transfers for guests. When planning your airport transfer in Honduras, it's advisable to research options in advance, particularly if arriving outside standard business hours. Many travelers find that pre-arranging transportation through their hotel or a reputable local service provides peace of mind, especially given varying service availability depending on your specific arrival airport and final destination. Check our booking partners' widgets for current transfer options, as availability and service types can vary by location and season throughout the country.

Collectivos (shared minibuses) are the primary local transport - wave them down along main routes and pay the driver directly

Taxis rarely use meters in Honduras - agree on the fare before starting your journey

Inter-city buses depart from different terminals depending on your destination - confirm your departure location in advance

Keep small bills handy as drivers often don't have change for large denominations

Unofficial Taxi Drivers: Unlicensed drivers may approach you inside or just outside the terminal offering rides at seemingly good rates, but may overcharge, take longer routes, or in rare cases pose safety risks. Avoid by only using official airport taxi services from designated stands, pre-booking through your hotel, or using the ride-booking widgets available on airport transportation websites.

Currency Exchange Scams: Airport currency exchange counters or individuals offering to exchange money may provide poor rates or use sleight of hand to shortchange you. Avoid by exchanging only small amounts at the airport if needed, using ATMs from recognized banks instead, or waiting to exchange at reputable banks in the city. Always count your money before leaving the counter.

Fake Airport Officials or Porters: Individuals wearing unofficial uniforms or badges may offer to help with luggage, immigration paperwork, or 'expedited' services for a fee, then demand excessive payment or disappear with belongings. Avoid by only accepting help from clearly identified official airport staff at designated service points, politely declining unsolicited assistance, and keeping your luggage with you at all times.