Here is the hooch we’ve been living in the last few weeks at Soto Cano air base in Honduras on our “family vacation”. Soto Cano air base is right outside Comayagua. At least it’s not a tent!
We have a nice front porch covered with termites! I personally had never seen termites this big.
Our glamorous bedroom. Our hooch has two rooms, so we at least have a separate room.
We walk to these bathrooms. There is hot water and flushing toilets.
Comayagua Park with a playground and animals
Restaurante Casa Colonial by Ricardo – Comayagua, Honduras
Hello, I am Kimberly Escomiendo. I actually have a few questions in regards to the area. I plan off taking a trip with my daughters to Honduras for humanitarian contributions. I am an army wife, so we are hoping to fly into Soto Cano. The I formation I found, granted online, said that our time on base had to be verified, with the sponsor we are visitings credentials. Since we are not visiting a sponsored, and I am the sponsor is it still possible to take the space-a flight? I am trying to save money. That money could go towards additional medical supplies. We also plan on going to Antigua for a week to work with ivhq. If approved will we have to stay on base for the duration of the allotted time? I also wanted to bring a wooden chest back. They are so pretty! I was wondering how that will work with wood standards when flying back into Charleston afb.
If there’s a hop available to Soto Cano I am sure you can get on it. I’ve never seen a hop going to Soto Cano, but I’ve never looked for one. Rember you cannot hop without the active duty member. I have lots of tips for military hops here: https://www.mommytravels.net/how-to-take-a-military-hop/
I am fairly sure that if they have any lodging available you can probably stay on base there. However, there’s no hotel, it’s not that kind of base.