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A 10-day private route by exclusive car linking El Salvador's colonial towns, coffee country, and Santa Ana Volcano with the Copán Ruins in Honduras and a final stretch on Roatán Island.
The first five days of this trip are spent in El Salvador (San Salvador, the colonial town of Suchitoto, the Ruta de las Flores towns around Ataco, and Santa Ana Volcano), and the route then crosses the border into Honduras for the Copán Ruins and Macaw Mountain Bird Park, followed by a flight to Roatán Island for the final stretch of the trip — every night's hotel is confirmed in whichever country you're actually in that day.
A private guide, driver, and vehicle for the entire trip, with hotels pre-arranged at every overnight stop — the pace and any optional stops can still be shaped around your group.
Arrival pickup at Monseñor Óscar Arnulfo Romero International Airport (SAL), San Salvador, El Salvador.
Arrive at the airport in San Salvador, El Salvador, and transfer to your accommodation with time to settle in.
A day trip from San Salvador to Suchitoto, a well-preserved colonial town on the shore of Lake Suchitlán known for its cobblestone streets and indigo-dyeing tradition.
Leave San Salvador for Ataco, one of the colorful mural-covered towns along El Salvador's Ruta de las Flores coffee-growing region.
A full day exploring more of the Ruta de las Flores towns, with time for coffee-country scenery and local markets.
A hike up Santa Ana Volcano, El Salvador's highest peak, before transferring toward the Honduras border.
Cross into Honduras to explore the Copán Ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage Maya site known for its intricately carved stelae and hieroglyphic stairway.
Visit Macaw Mountain Bird Park & Nature Reserve near Copán Ruinas, home to rescued scarlet macaws and other native birds, before transferring toward San Pedro Sula.
A short flight from San Pedro Sula to Roatán Island in the Bay Islands, with the rest of the day free to settle in.
A free day on Roatán to relax on the beach or arrange optional add-ons like snorkeling along the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef.
Transfer from your accommodation to Juan Manuel Gálvez International Airport on Roatán for your onward flight.
The trip ends on Roatán Island, Honduras, with a transfer to Juan Manuel Gálvez International Airport (RTB) for your departure flight — since the trip begins in San Salvador and ends on Roatán, book an open-jaw flight rather than a round trip into the same city.
A 10-day private route by exclusive car linking El Salvador's colonial towns, coffee country, and Santa Ana Volcano with the Copán Ruins in Honduras and a final stretch on Roatán Island. The first five days of this trip are spent in El Salvador (San Salvador, the colonial town of Suchitoto, the Ruta de las Flores towns around Ataco, and Santa Ana Volcano), and the route then crosses the border into Honduras for the Copán Ruins and Macaw Mountain Bird Park, followed by a flight to Roatán Island for the final stretch of the trip — every night's hotel is confirmed in whichever country you're actually in that day.
Santa Ana Volcano, called Ilamatepec, is El Salvador's highest volcano at about 2,381 meters, with a broad summit of concentric craters; it erupted in October 2005, and some sources cite 1904 as an earlier eruption. Suchitoto is a hilltop colonial town whose name in Nahuatl is usually translated as place of flowers and birds, overlooking Lake Suchitlán, the reservoir created in the 1970s by the Cerrón Grande dam.
Across the border, the Copán Valley was inscribed by UNESCO in 1980, and the site is one of the great Maya cities of the southern lowlands. Macaw Mountain Bird Park began in the late 1990s as a reserve and rehabilitation center for birds, including macaws abandoned as pets, and its aviaries are a popular complement to the ruins.
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