Flores Island, Island in Guatemala
Flores Island is a picturesque destination known for its colorful houses and cobblestone streets.
The island was once the last independent Maya state holding out against the Spanish conquerors.
Flores is the site of many celebrations, particularly the Day of the Dead festivities.
Access to Flores Island is typically by boat, with accommodations ranging from hostels to boutique hotels.
The entire island of Flores is essentially one big historical monument.
Location: Flores
Location: Petén Department
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Flores Island is a picturesque destination known for its colorful houses and cobblestone streets.
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