Copán Ruins Fees 2026: US$20 Park Entry, US$15 Tunnels

In short: the official Copán tariff page lists Parque Arqueológico y Sepulturas at US$ 10.00 for Central Americans and US$ 20.00 for foreigners from the rest of the Americas and other continents, read 25 October 2026. Macaw Mountain’s own visit page lists L 250.00 ($10.00) general admission and 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., year-round. Child prices at Macaw Mountain and some Honduran concession prices at Copán disagree across the respective official pages; check those before paying.

Quick summary

• Copán park and Las Sepulturas: listed together on the official tariff page, priced by visitor category (CENTROAMERICANOS or EXTRANJEROS DEL RESTO DE AMÉRICA Y OTROS CONTINENTES).
• Foreign-visitor extras: tunnels, sculpture museum and regional archaeology museum have separate tariff lines.
• Payment: the foreign tariffs may be paid in dollars or their equivalent in lempiras according to the exchange rate. The tariff page gives no conversion rate.
• Macaw Mountain: a paid bird rescue, rehabilitation and care centre, with its own tickets and opening hours.
• Hours: the official tariff page gives prices only, with no opening hours for the park, tunnels or museums (read 25 October 2026). A listed ticket does not show that each attraction is open on your visit date.

Copán archaeological park, Sepulturas, tunnels and museums

The official Copán admission page lists the following foreign-visitor tickets (read 25 October 2026). Prices and category labels below retain the source wording. Foreign prices are in dollars or the equivalent in lempiras according to the exchange rate.

Las Sepulturas is included in the combined park tariff above. The foreign-visitor tariff lists the tunnels and museums separately, so do not assume that buying the park ticket includes them.

There is a museum-label problem on the IHAH foreign-visitor poster: it repeats MUSEO DE ESCULTURA on separate price boxes. The table follows the named attractions on the tariff webpage; it does not reinterpret the poster’s repeated label as a different museum. Confirm which museum ticket is being sold at the entrance.

Honduran entry and concessions

The IHAH Honduran poster, read 25 October 2026, says its entry tariffs include the archaeological park, Sepulturas and sculpture museum. The tariff webpage additionally names the regional archaeology museum in its description of national-entry inclusions.

The senior, pensioner and disability concession is disputed across official sources: the poster shows L30.00, while the tariff webpage shows L 50.00 for site entry in that category. Confirm the applicable charge and eligibility at the site. The poster gives no age threshold for CUARTA EDAD.

The posters do not carry a printed tariff-effective date. The read date identifies when the information was checked; it is not a guarantee of future prices or current tunnel and museum access.

Macaw Mountain tickets and hours

Macaw Mountain’s visit page lists the following admission categories (read 25 October 2026). The dollar amounts are the operator’s own displayed equivalents, not conversions calculated here.

The child prices conflict. The visit page’s Children (4-10 years old) price is L125.00 ($5.00); the ticket shop displays (L. 250) under Entrada Infantil. Confirm the price and age category with the park before paying for a child ticket.

The visit page gives 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. and says the park is open year-round. It says tickets can be bought at the park’s ticket counter, or upfront at venues in Copán Ruins, with hotel reception able to give more information. These hours apply to Macaw Mountain, not to the archaeological attractions.

Macaw releases and the paid bird park

Macaw Mountain’s own description identifies it as a bird rescue, rehabilitation and care centre in Copán Ruinas, Honduras. It says birds able to fly successfully are prepared for release in Copán and other parts of Honduras through its partner PRO-ALAS.

The pages read on 25 October 2026 describe no separate free release site for visitors, no release location and no visitor schedule.

Getting to Copán from Guatemala

Use the route guide matching your journey for transport arrangements:

• Guatemala to Copán Ruinas, Honduras.
• Lake Atitlán to Copán, Honduras.
• Río Dulce to Copán, Honduras.
• Copán to Santa Ana, El Salvador, for onward travel.

Sources

• Copán official admission tariffs – read 25 October 2026.
• IHAH: Honduran admission poster – read 25 October 2026.
• IHAH: foreign-visitor admission poster – read 25 October 2026.
• Macaw Mountain: Plan Your Visit – read 25 October 2026.
• Macaw Mountain: ticket shop – read 25 October 2026.
• Macaw Mountain: conservation and centre description – read 25 October 2026.