Take a 6-day trip to experience the culture of El Salvador. Begin with a stay in San Salvador, El Salvador’s capital, and visit Volcanoes National Park. Then begin your journey along the Flower Route (Ruta de Las Flores), including a visiti to a coffee plantation. Spend a day on your own exploring the area, which offers amazing views, crafts, markets, and adventure options. Vist Joya de Ceren, a World Heritage Site that is the country's main archaeological site. Continue to the colonial town of Suchitoto, and explore the town on a walk through its central square and cobblestone streets. Visit an indigo workshop, where you can design your own scarf. Next, travel to Jiquilisco Bay, a UNESCO Biosphere reserve. Visit a monkey community in the forest, and learn about cacao production and how chocolate is made. Return to San Salvador for your flight back home. Starting from $2060 per person, including airfare from Miami, with daily departures.
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