Ruta de las Flores
Colonial villages, murals, coffee farms and weekend food festivals in the highlands.
Central America · Republic of El Salvador
Volcanoes, world-class waves and colorful colonial towns in the smallest, warmest heart of Central America.
Sobre el destino
Affectionately known as 'El Pulgarcito de América', the Tom Thumb of the Americas, for its small size and big heart, El Salvador offers a surprising diversity: from striking active volcanoes and world-class surf beaches to colorful colonial towns and fascinating Maya ruins.
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Colonial villages, murals, coffee farms and weekend food festivals in the highlands.
A laid-back Pacific beach town famed for its waves and sunsets.
A hike to a crater cradling an emerald lagoon, with views over Lake Coatepeque.
The 'Pompeii of the Americas': a Maya village preserved beneath volcanic ash.
A turquoise crater lake made for a serene escape.
Consejos de viaje
Tropical climate: Pack light clothing and sunscreen
Best time: November-April (dry season)
Currency: The US dollar is widely accepted
Getting around: Uber is available, as are affordable buses
Food: Don't miss pupusas, the national dish
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Central America
The Maya ruins of Copán and the Caribbean reefs of the Bay Islands: history and turquoise sea in a single journey.
Maya temples in the rainforest, volcanoes above Lake Atitlán and the Baroque grace of Antigua.
A land of lakes and volcanoes: colonial cities on Lake Cocibolca and unspoiled Pacific beaches.
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