Come and enjoy this “Stop Over Tour” visiting the main streets and avenues of San Salvador, the main residential areas of the capital, the “Salvador del Mundo Square” and the “Masferrer Square” as well as the San Salvador Historic Downtown with its beautiful Metropolitan Cathedral, characteristic National Palace, the beautiful National Theatre of French Renaissance style built in 1979, the streets of the historic center and El Rosario Church. Then, visit the imposing volcano of San Salvador, better known as “El Boqueron” at 25kms from San Salvador City Center. Enjoy a refreshing walk through the trails surrounded by pine trees and ornamental flowers. From the viewpoints you will be able to observe the Crater with its particular “Volcancito” in the middle. Free time to take lunch. After the tour, transfer back to the airport in time to catch your next flight.
During this Full Day Combo Tour, you will visit the main highlights of El Salvador: The Volcanoes, Lake and Mayan Sites of the country.
First, visit the volcanoes and lakes of El Salvador. Cataloged as the “2nd 8th Wonder of the World for 2013?: the “Lake and Volcano Complex” in El Salvador is one of the most popular tourist destinations of the country as its bring together one of the most beautiful lakes in the world and a group of the most amazing volcanoes of El Salvador: The Izalco Volcano, The Santa Ana Volcano and Cerro Verde Volcano. Visit the Natural Protected Area of Cerro Verde and take a refreshing sightseeing tour through the eco trails of the park (45 minutes approximately).
Cerro Verde is an inactive volcano located at an altitude of 2035 meters and length of 500 hectares of nature, it has a cloud forest in and around the crater with a temperature of between 12 and 18 degrees centigrade. From here you will enjoy panoramic views of Izalco Volcano better know as the “Lighthouse of the Pacific” because the boats were oriented with the red glow of the lava to reach the Acajutla port. The Santa Ana Volcano or “Ilamatepec Volcano” being the biggest volcano of the area, and the beauty of the nature in the surroundings of this National Park. It is a place where you will be surrounded by the wilderness or “dwarf forest”, where you can find pasture and some low-lying bushes, giant agaves, among others. The landscape is unique in Mesoamerica and it definitely worth the visit. Next, you will have a panoramic view of the volcanic lake “Coatepeque”, cataloged amongst the most beautiful of the world.
During the afternoon, discover this fascinating civilization through the visit of the “Joya de Cerén”: the famous archaeological site known as “The Pompeii of the Americas” and declared World Heritage by UNESCO in 1993 for its valuable contribution to daily life of the ancestors of the Mayan World. Then continue the tour and visit the ruins of “San Andrés”, a very important ceremonial and political center that has several structures used by the governors of that civilization. In this important sire there are remains of an Indigo Mill that was buried by the eruption of El Playon in 1658.
Definitely a whole different experience! What are you waiting for?
Visitando las principales calles y avenidas de San Salvador, las principales zonas residenciales de la capital, la “Plaza de El Salvador del Mundo”, “Plaza Masferrer” así como también el Centro Histórico de San Salvador con su bella Catedral Metropolitana, característico Palacio Nacional, hermoso Teatro Nacional de estilo Renacentista Francés declarado monumento nacional en 1979, las plazas del centro histórico y la Iglesia El Rosario.
Luego, visita la “Pompeya de América”: el sitio arqueológico mejor conocido como “Joya de Cerén”, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO en 1993 por su valioso aporte de la vida cotidiana de los antepasados de El Salvador. Al finalizar el tour, traslado de regreso al aeropuerto a tiempo para tomar tu próximo vuelo. ¡Simplemente Impresionante!
This is definitely your tour. Visit the main avenues and monuments of San Salvador, the primary residential zones of the Capital City, the Historical Centre with is majestic Metropolitan Cathedral, beautiful National Palace and characteristic National Theatre of a French Renaissance style declared a national monument in 1979, El Rosario Church, Plaza Libertad, San Salvador handicraft market and the municipal market of Antiguo Cuscatlán. In the afternoon, visit San Salvador´s Volcano at only 25 kms from the city. This Volcano is also known as "El Boquerón".
Here, enjoy a refreshing eco walk through the natural trails and a panoramic view to the crater with its particular "volcancito" or "little volcano" inside. The sightseeings are just Impressive! When returning, you will be able to see the beautiful city of San Salvador in the late afternoon. Then, delight yourself with a warm and tasting cup of coffee or a delicious typical dish at a local restaurant in the area, where you will also be able to taste the famous salvadorean dishes: “Las Pupusas”. At the end, visit Santa Tecla City and sightseeing tour around the main streets and avenues of the are including the famous “Paseo del Camern”. This tour is a real natural, cultural and historic apporach that characterizes El Salvador.
Take this tour and visit “El Imposible” National Park the largest natural protected area of El Salvador. This natural area is considered the most important natural relic of country as a globally endangered ecosystem, but also for being one of the last refuges for an incredibly diverse community of wildlife, water source for the area and owner of a beauty allowin sustainable tourism to develop.
This original forest – the remains of a threatened ecosystem – is still home to an extraordinary variety of plant and animal life, including pumas, tigrillos, wild boars, king hawks and black-crested eagles. It’s a great experience watching animals and exotic birds. At your arrival you will visit the interpretative museum where you will learn about the the history of this amazing park. If you want to escape the city this is your tour in El Salvador!
Visit the imposing San Salvador volcano, the crater known as Boqueron (approx 25 km from San Salvador) with a height of 1893 meters above sea level providing a unique high altitude tropical climate and an impressive scenic beauty. The crater measures 1.5 km. in diameter and it has 560 meters in depth. Enjoy a refreshing eco walk through the natural trails of the national park.
Later, admire the Black Sea (approx. 35 km), a field covered by lava, now volcanic rock, driven by the Boqueron Volcano. Then, move to the “Pompeii of America”, the archaeological site Joya de Ceren, declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1.993. The archaeological site of Joya de Ceren was covered by the Loma Caldera volcano explosion. This explosion allowed to keep the remains of pre-Hispanic civilization for hundreds of years which makes this destination an archaeological relic. What are you waiting for? Come and discover one of the most interesting civilizations in human history.
The Flowers Route is one of the most popular tourist destinations and named for its abundance of flowers on the picturesque road. Colorful villages, coffee, natural beauty, crafts, cuisine, festivals, mild weather. Visit the colonial style towns with beautiful mountainous vegetation: Juayúa, Nahuizalco where you can enjoy a guided tour by the community, Apaneca and Ataco, two of greatest coffee making towns.
Observe the elaboration of handicrafts of the zone and make shopping in the local stores. At Nahuizalco you will take a guided walk through the local community that will know the city and the lifestyle of the locals. Juayúa has a pleasant and temperate climate because of its location of 1,025 meters above sea level. In winter it is common to note that descend from the hill Apaneca mist toward the outskirts of town, while in summer the temperatures are warm and pleasant.
You don´t want to miss this tour! Our San Salvador Brewing Tour is a great experience visiting the largest craft beer of Central America: Cadejo Brewery. Come and discover in detail the brewing process of the different beverages produced locally, prepare yourself to taste different beer styles from around the world and get the salvadorean fever of making local drinks.
The beers prepared in Cadejo Brewery are 100% natural and without any attachments. At the end, transfer to El Salvador International Airport for departure flight. Along the way, and if time permits, you may taste the most famous typical salvadoran dish: the delicious Pupusas.
During the tour, you will not only you have the opportunity to talk with experts in the art of creating unique beers, but you will also enjoy great atmosphere while visiting the main streets, avenues and neighborhoods of San Salvador. What are you waiting for? Get out of the airport and enjoy this amazing experience!
Then you cannot miss this tour! Come and learn how this civilization lived by visiting the “Pompeii of the Americas”: the archaeological site known as “Joya de Ceren”, which was buried by volcanic ash that allowed the preservation of personal property, plants and seeds. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1993 for its valuable contribution to the daily lives of the ancestors of El Salvador. Ten structures were excavated, including houses, warehouses, workshops, kitchens, one sauna or Temazcal and a religious structure.
Later, visit the archaeological site of “San Andrés”, a very important political and ceremonial center that has many structures made for the governors of that civilization. After the tour, transfer back to the airport on time to catch your next flight.
The Suchitoto day tour is a beautiful visit to the enchanting city of Suchitoto, also known as the “Place of Flower Bird” for its name in Nahuatl. Suchitoto offers an essence of ancient city with colonial architecture that seems like the time has stopped. Visit its beautiful cobbled streets, art galleries, crafts and home of one of the main attractions of the city for its structure and historical importance: the Santa Lucia Church built in 1853.
The founding of Suchitoto is attributed to the Pipiles, who settled in the present Salvadoran territory of Cuscatlán halfway through the 11 th century and were one of the most veteran indigenous tribes that fought against the Spanish conquistadors in the beginning of the 17 th century. The city is known as the “Cradle of History and Culture” for all the wealth it contains. Later, if you feel like, you can also visit Suchitlán Lake, the largest artificial lake surface water in the country. Its natural scenic beauty makes it an ideal destination to enjoy a artisan boat ride with one of the local boaters. During the boat ride you will be able to visit the different islands that surround the lake, home of migratory birds and native animals