Faraway Cayes, Honduras II March 20, 2018 View fullsize Faraway Cay, Honduras. This tiny gem took 27 hours by boat to get to, and only 90 minutes by helicopter to return from. It's part of the Mosquito Coast located about forty miles off the southern Honduran mainland. View fullsize Barracuda View fullsize A young Miskito Indian at Faraway Cay View fullsize Steve Brown heads back to base. Faraway Cay View fullsize A Farawy Cayes bonefish View fullsize Archie and a sea turtle View fullsize View fullsize One of many large schools of bones just a mere steps onto the flat at Faraway View fullsize Miskito Indian View fullsize Young Lobster Fisherman. 15 years old View fullsize Kids who have been out at sea for over eight months on trap boats, stack wooden lobster traps at Faraway Cay to store for the brief off season. Many of these kids are only 15 and 16 years old and have brutal working conditions. View fullsize Lobster Fishermen at Faraway Cay View fullsize Lobster fishermen View fullsize Archie and a little down time... Archie. Guide and waterman View fullsize A pristine flat View fullsize A tailing bone ← Chimehuin River, ArgentinaGuide Portarits →