Central America cruise ports of call
Central America cruise
Whether you are looking for adventure, craving some downtime, or looking for a cultured experience, a Central American cruise will deliver all that you seek and then some. Get a front seat view of the region’s beautiful coastline, displaying small but lively villages, areas of lush rainforest, brilliant sandy beaches and the occasional intruding volcano, as you make port in cities such as El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
Making port in Acajutla, El Salvador, you will have quite a few options of things to do. For a bit of an adrenaline rush you can go inland and take a zip-lining tour through the forests of Apaneca or you may take a trip to the Izalco Volcano, which was once referred to as ‘LightHouse of the Pacific’ as mariners used its flames as a guide. History and culture lovers may enjoy learning other interesting facts about this spot. They can also climb to the top as peer into the caldera.
Culture enthusiasts will definitely enjoy their stop in Puerto Quetzal. The Mayan influence can be heard in the language and seen in the city. Visitors can explore Guatemala City, framed by three volcanoes, it is filled with cobbled streets, and numerous establishments offering food and drink, as well as old ruins from times past. There are also guided tours up the Pacaya volcano, which is quite popular with adventure junkies.
Docking in Roatan, Honduras you will find fine beaches and colorful coral reefs. Once a haven for pirates, it has become known for world-class diving and snorkeling. With inviting waters and powdery white sand, think it of as taking a vacay from your vacay. Kick back and enjoy cocktails such as the Salva Vida, a local beer that is quite the hit, then go hunting for local handicraft to take back for the rest of your journey.
