RON IZALCO
Ron Izalco takes you on a journey through the mystical volcanic landscapes of Central America, widely referred to as the “Lighthouse of the Pacific.” Standing 6,447 feet tall, the Izalco volcano and its magnificent eruptions guided adventurous maritime explorers to safe harbors for 188 years, from 1770 to 1958, before erupting again in 1966. Beyond Izalco’s breathtaking “fireworks,” its volcanic heritage, combined with Central America’s tropical climate, has resulted in the world’s most fertile and flavorful sugarcane fields. Sugarcane of unparalleled quality and flavor grows in the mineral-rich black soil.