Glenda's Hot Springs (Sambo Creek)

Glenda's Hot Springs in Sambo Creek, Atlántida, Honduras, are geothermal and oligomineral springs on the Caribbean coast operated as a tropical wellness resort embedded within the Garifuna Afro-Caribbean community of Sambo Creek. The springs provide naturally warm, mineral-bearing water in a setting of coconut palms, Caribbean Sea breezes, and the distinctive percussion and dance rhythms of Garifuna culture — creating one of Central America's most atmospherically unique hot spring experiences where African, Indigenous, and Caribbean cultural elements combine. The Garifuna community of Sambo Creek, like other Garifuna villages along Honduras's north coast, maintains its traditional Punta dance, Paranda music, and cassava-based cuisine alongside the natural geothermal resources that define this stretch of the Honduran Caribbean.