Alyra’s team is developing a wonderful expedition for a Montreal high school that will combine learning from the ethnic cultures of  Lenca and Garifuna. The most important objective is to accomplish a development project in order to improve the quality of life in a hosting community in the highlands of Honduras.

PART 1 – Days 1-12  ID Project – Highlands of Honduras

• ID Project in Planes de Ikake
• Cooking workshop
• Excursion to the river
• Learn about corn and beans related agriculture
• Soccer game with members of the community
• Farewell party with the families and community

Day 1: Flight and arrival to San Pedro de Sula 
Private transport to the community (2h30)

PART 2 – Days 13-16   Itinerary coming soon  

• Preps

  Travel documents
  A valid passport that expires at least 6 months after the date of your return flight back home.

  Luggage
  The least amount of luggage possible. We recommend bags that are practical and easy to carry. One large bag and a small day back-pack is ideal.

  Health
  We recommend you consult your local medical travel clinic (or doctor) a few months before leaving in order to ensure you have the necessary vaccines. Your medical insurance card might not cover costs incurred due to injuries or health costs when you are abroad. If you need to travel with medication of some kind, please bring a doctor’s prescription.

  Safety
  We recommend you bring a concealed belt that can hold your important documents, credit cards and currencies. It is illegal to take any objects found in archeological sites or any natural resources from any of the national parks, ecological reserves, protectorates or any other sites visited.

  Insurance
  Find information of our available travel insurance: Cancellation/medical policy and Youth travel policy.

• These prices include

  • International flights from Montreal and back ;
  • Alyra’s CO (Creative Organizer) accompanying the group 24/7;
  • Local transportation;
  • Lodging (in the community): in host families, 2-3 per family for students;
  • Lodging (outside the community): multiple occupancy for students;
  • Food: 3 meals a day (Local authentic food will be served);
  • Snacks and potable water at all times;
  • Organization of the community projects and coordination with the local community leader and members;
  • Non-alcoholic drinks and potable water during meals;
  • Activities/visits mentioned with local guides (when mentioned);
  • Entrance tickets for museums, parks, sites, etc mentioned in the itinerary;
  • Tips to local guides, drivers, restaurants, etc.;
  • Pre-trip prep: 2 meetings with the students/parents to prepare everyone for the trip.

• These prices do not include

  • 0.1% for the OPC (Consumer Protection Office);
  • Insurance Package: Medical, Interruption and Cancelation coverage;
  • Visa expenses (for non-canadian passports)
  • Souvenirs/gifts you decide to buy;
  • Transportation from the school to the airport and back;
  • Laundry and any other personal expenses.