• Travel in a private vehicle reserved for your party only.
• Follow your own itinerary and visit only attractions you choose.
• Proceed at whatever pace is most comfortable.
• Rely on your personal driver and guide for assistance.

• Visit a plantation that grows cacao and discover its many uses among the Mayas.
• See other more unusual crops and superfoods that flourish on the plantation.
• Sample a traditional cacao-based drink after preparing it in a hands-on workshop.
• Listen to live marimba music while snacking on stuffed tortillas known as pupusas.

• Travel in a private vehicle reserved for your party only.
• Follow your own itinerary and visit only attractions you choose.
• Proceed at whatever pace is most comfortable.
• Rely on your personal driver and guide for assistance.

• Travel in a private vehicle reserved for your party only.
• Follow your own itinerary and visit only attractions you choose.
• Proceed at whatever pace is most comfortable.
• Rely on your personal driver and guide for assistance.

• Cruise through Zapatero Canal in an open-sided boat that is ideal for viewing wildlife.
• Keep an eye out for crocodiles and water birds in the shallow waters.
• Learn about the eco benefits of the mangroves that line Zapatero Canal.
• Dine at La Cocotera Resort, an environmentally friendly boutique hotel on the beach.
• Swim in the resort’s saltwater swimming pool and the sea, if...

• Discover the cultural and economic significance of indigo dye to the Mayas./li>
• Dye a scarf with indigo in a hands-on workshop and keep your creation as a souvenir.
• Watch a folkloric dance that depicts the ancient Mayas meeting the Spanish conquistadors.
• View colonial architecture in Izalco that reflects the Spanish influence.

To ensure that your shoreside experiences are as convenient and enjoyable as possible, we are delighted to offer a complimentary shuttle between your ship and the city center in every port where the ship is not docked within walking distance of the city center. This service runs continuously, aligning perfectly with your ship’s in-port schedule. Best of all, there’s no need to reserve your seat in advance. Simp...

• Dine overlooking Coatepeque Lake, which formed following a massive volcanic eruption.
• Meander through the excavated ruins in the ancient Mayan community San Andrés.
• Discover how centuries of volcanic activity have shaped the surrounding landscape.
• Learn even more while browsing the ruins in Joya de Cerén, the Pompeii of the Americas.

• Browse an archaeological site whose excavation revealed much about Mayan foods.
• Join a cooking class at a luxurious hotel in a national park where the Mayas once lived.
• Learn to prepare pupusas – the national dish of El Salvador – in class.
• Dine on pupusas served with horchata, a sweet milky beverage.