Day 01: San Salvador
Welcome to San Salvador! As the capital city of El Salvador, San Salvador isn’t just the centre of the country in a political, cultural and financial sense, it’s also surprisingly pretty; trees dot the streets next to drastically different buildings, rebuilt after historic earthquakes rocked the city to the core. This hasn’t stopped San Salvador from maintaining an excellent selection of museums, bars and marketplaces. Visit Jardin Botanico La Laguna – a botanical garden that’s home to a beautiful display of El Salvadorian flora and fauna, which flourishes from the soil of a what was once a flooded volcanic crater! Or visit Iglesia El Rosario, a beautiful church with a rainbow arch of multi-coloured windows.

Day 02: Juayua / Ahuachapan
Early this morning, check out part of El Salvador’s capital with a one-hour leader-led walking tour of your hotel’s neighbourhood – then depart the city at 10 am and travel by private vehicle to Juayua (approximately 1.5 hrs). From rolling ‘R’s to rolling hills, learn the local lingo and gaze at the greenery as your leader teaches an informal Spanish lesson en route. Every weekend, travellers and El Salvadorian’s alike, flock to the small town of Juayua for its fantastic Feria Gastronomica (Food Festival) where an array of market stalls showcase a variety of sweet and savoury eats and treats from small plates to large platters.

This afternoon, enjoy a leisurely drive along the Ruta de las flores (the Flower Route) – a road meandering through wildflowers and verdant countryside, to the town of Ahuachapan near the Guatemalan border. Spend your free time in the evening familiarising yourself with the town’s vibrant street art before perhaps savouring a drink at one of the local restaurants.

Day 03: Ahuachapan
Today is free for you to discover the surrounding beauty of Ahuachapan at your own pace. Ahuachapan is known for its geothermal activity, which it uses to produce electricity for the rest of the country, and is a great base for exploring the highlights of western El Salvador. For the history buffs, why not venture out to the Tazumal ruins – an impressive pre-Columbian Maya archaeological site that is estimated to date back to around 5000 BC. Wander the extensive complex and learn the story behind this ancient civilization through the onsite museum. For a real buzz, you might like to visit one of the many coffee plantations that are nestled in the shadows of the Apaneca mountain range – a rich mix of elevation, climate and volcanic soil makes this fertile landscape the perfect location for this addictive little bean to flourish. Alternatively, with its shimmering rivers, misty peaks and butterflies in abundance, El Imposible National Park is a must for nature enthusiasts – a little patience and you may be able to spot wild boars, antelope and even pumas! This dense, pristine forest is also a hiker’s paradise. Be prepared for some muddy, steep climbs, which are easily outweighed by rewarding panoramic views of the lush canopy and glistening Pacific Ocean.

Day 04: Joya de Ceren / Suchitoto
Say Adios to Ahuachapan this morning as you make your way to Suchitoto, the cultural capital of El Salvador! Along the way, enjoy some spectacular views from the comfort of your private vehicle, particularly while driving past the beautiful Lake Coatepeque. After approximately 1 hour of driving, stop to explore the fascinating preserved ruins of Joya de Ceren – known as the Pompeii of the Americas. Where on arrival you can enjoy an orientation walk through the rustic streets before enjoying a free evening at your leisure. Suchitoto feels like a world away from modern El Salvador – a beautiful colonial town with painted houses and cobbled streets that serves as a reminder of El Salvador’s past. The town overlooks the Embalse Cerron Grande, also known as Lago Suchitlan, which is a haven for migrating birds, particularly falcons and hawks.

Day 05: Suchitoto
Use this free day however you wish! Those looking to kick things up a gear may fancy an adventure out to the Cinquera Forest. Once a military stronghold, the local community of Cinquera have created a series of projects that have helped the town bounce back from the horrors of civil war. Visit the museum, where ex-guerrillas share their stories, or enjoy a short hike and waterfall swim in the forest park – there’s even a sustainable iguana farm! Alternatively, why not go kayaking on Lago Suchitlan, spot the abundance of birds that flock to the lake and take in the surrounding beauty of this ecological paradise, or perhaps tour the Guazapa Volcano and the Cihuatan Ruins in the valley below. 

Day 06: El Tunco
Depart from Suchitoto late morning and head onwards to El Tunco in your private vehicle (approximately 2 hours). Known for its surf and laidback atmosphere, this peaceful village is the perfect spot to kick back with a drink and sway the days away from the comfort of a hammock. The sun setting over the black-sand beach creates a rare spectacle that attracts international travellers and locals alike. Enjoy free time upon your arrival, perhaps resting on the beach as the waves lap against the shoreline’s iconic rock formation.

Day 07: El Tunco
Take the day to enjoy this laidback piece of paradise. Why not hire a board and tackle the waves, practice your poses with a yoga class, sip on a smoothie along one of the main streets or visit the beach caves at low tide. In the evening, munch on the Salvadorian specialty of pupusa and join the locals down from San Salvador at the bar.

Day 08: El Tunco – El Salvador
Final departure transfer to airport for flight back to home. End of the tour

Day 01: Arrive San Salvador
Meet-assist at International Airport and transfer to hotel. Overnight in the hotel.

DAY 02: Salvador
Short city tour. Transfer to El Boqueron National Park. Trek to the viewpoint on San Salvador Volcano. Visit Joya de Ceren.

An easy day to ease us into the holiday. In the morning we head into San Salvador for a short tour of some of the main sites; The National Palace, Church El Rosaria and Plaza La Libertad. Afterwards, we drive 15km to the pine clad National Park of El Boqueron. Here we’ll find San Salvador volcano (1800m), which literally had its top blasted off giving way to an amazing crater 1.5 km wide and 500m deep. We have an short 15 minute walk to the viewing point from where we can take in the vastness of the crater. Hiding at the bottom of the crater is another ‘mini’ crater or locally called ‘El Boqueronsito’ which was formed with the small eruption at the volcano back in 1917. In recent years the northwest fissure has been the most active; it’s eruptions have been responsible for burying the ancient village of Joya de Ceren, known as the ‘Pompeii of America’, which we will visit in the afternoon. This ancient village was buried by volcanic ash and has allowed the preservation of personal belongings, gardening tools, religious utensils, plants and seeds. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1993 on the basis that it is the only location in the whole Mayan world where you can appreciate the day to day living styles of the inhabitants. Ten structures have been excavated, including houses, warehouses, workshops, kitchens, a sauna bath and a religious structure. In the afternoon we transfer (1hr 30mins) to the town of Ataco in the mountains near the National Park El Imposible. Drive time: 2hrs.

Day 03: Coffee plantation tour and soak at the hot springs.
Ataco is located within the mountains of the Ruta de Las Flores, famous for its abundance of wild growing flowers. This region has beautiful panoramic views of the mountain side coffee plantations, lagoons and dense cloud forests. It is the region with the highest concentration of coffee plantations in El Salvador. Historically coffee has been a major export for El Salvador and in the 80’s it provided more than 50% of the country’s export revenue. These days it provides less for the GNP of El Salvador, however it is an important visit to make when in El Salvador. There are 30 coffee-producing municipalities in this area, the most important are: Apaneca, Ataco, Tacuba and Juayua. You will have the opportunity to learn about coffee shrubs, coffee growing, coffee production and agro-forestry at Finca El Carmen. El Carmen produces designer coffee, also known as ‘Gourmet, High Altitude’ coffee (1200m to 1750m altitude). Your guide will describe each stage of coffee production and explain how the coffee bean is transformed into a premium coffee for export to companies like Starbucks, American Airlines and the Holiday Inn, among many others. In the afternoon we can relax at nearby geysers and thermal baths at Santa Teresa hot springs.

DAY 04: Morning trek up Volcano Izalco (1952m).
We make an early start and drive to the Los Volcanes National Park. Here, the volcanoes of Izalco (1952m), Ilamatepec (locally known as Santa Ana at 2381m) and Cerro Verde are set within an area of outstanding natural beauty and immense biodiversity. Early in the morning we take off to hike up Volcano Izalco. This volcano is more difficult to climb up as Ilamatepec /Santa Ana (which we ascend tomorrow) as the cone is a steep and covered in ash. We take our time to enjoy the great view to the coastline and the valley of Cerro Verde. Apart from the final pull up to the top there is a lot of wildlife in the park, including many types of hummingbirds and the black birds known as chara, which feed other birds such as toucans, during their mating season! There are also many beautiful orchids growing in the forests. In these forests we may be able to spot some amazingly tall 300 year old trees. After our walk we transfer to our overnight accommodation in the nearby Cerro Verde National Park. This a fixed glamping campsite with some great views of the Volcano Izalco which we have just walked. Overnight Cerro Verde. Drive time: 1.5hrs.

Day 05: Cerro Verde to El Pital
Today’s volcano walk is llamatepec/Santa Ana (2381m). Transfer to El Pital, close to the Honduran border.

Early in the morning we will walk up Volcano Ilamatepec/Santa Ana. At 2,381m it’s El Salvador’s highest volcano. This volcano has four craters, one of which had a sulphur lagoon until the day it of its most recent eruption, on 1st October 2005. The volcano is located within the hills of Apaneca, surrounded by cloud forests, in region full of coffee plantations. Some people say that this is one of the most beautiful treks in the country. It starts in Las Burmas Ecopark. We walk through some high plateau and dwarf forest. We have great views to the enormous Laguna Coatepeque, which is next to the volcano. From the crater rim on today’s volcano we can see into the small aquamarine crater lake, which is 300m deep, and gives off a significant amount of heat. In the afternoon we transfer (approx 3hrs) to the northern part of El Salvador, El Pital. This is the highest point in El Salvador at 2730m close to the Honduran border with pretty mega views into Honduras and Guatemala. Overnight at a hostel around 2400m high on the mountain of El Pital, surrounded by the cloud forest. Drive time: 3-4hrs.

Day 06: Walk up El Pital (2,730m), the highest point in El Salvador.
At a height of 2730 metres, El Pital is the highest point of El Salvador. The peak, which is not a volcano (!), is surrounded by cloud forest and pine trees in a region noted as a habitat for several endangered species, such as the quetzal. Our return hike to the summit takes around 3 hours and from the top we can enjoy sensational views over into Honduras and across to the volcanoes of Pacaya and Agua in Guatemala. After our walk, we have lunch in the town of La Palma, which is famous as the home of local celebratory artist Fernando Llort. His work can be seen everywhere in the town, in the form of murals and in all the local art shops. We have plenty of time to explore the colourful La Palma. We then transfer to Suchitoto, a little colonial town with cobbled streets where we check into our hotel for the next three nights. Drive time: 2hrs.

Day 07: Trek up to the summit of the dormant Volcan Guazapa (1438m).
Another day, another volcano! The dormant volcano Guazapa. It is not possible to walk to the summit of Guazapa, but we have a lovely long walk through some of the most beautiful plantation and forest landscape in this part of El Salvador. We include the highest areas at 1200m where we can see the ancient volcano crater and volcanic rock formations. Guerrilla forces occupied this upland area during the Civil War of 1979-1992 and there are some interesting relics of this conflicts found alongside our path. We have a traditional lunch made by the local community. Return to Suchitoto and our hotel. Drive time: 1hr.

DAY 08: A day to enjoy the interesting colonial town of Suchitoto.
A day of sightseeing in the small and colourful lakeside town of Suchitoto, which has a wealth of interesting colonial era houses and churches and charming cobbled streets. The lake is man-made and was created by the damming of the river in 1974. It has a very interesting ecosystem and is a magnet for ornithologists who come here to observe a variety of species including pelicans, herons and storks. We will take a boat ride out to some of the lake’s little islands, such as the Isla los Pagaros. The afternoon is free for further exploration and independent sightseeing. If you want to sample some typical Salvadorian cuisine we can recommend heading to a Pupuseria to sample some traditional Pupusas!

Day 09: Volcano number 6! Chinchontepec (2173m).
And today’s volcano is Chinchontepec, or otherwise known as San Vincente and if you are counting this is the 5th El Salvadorian volcano! The volcano has two peaks, one at 2173m and the other at 2083m. We climb the highest of the two. This is the second-highest volcano in the country, and has the largest vertical gain, it is also supposedly the toughest of all to climb due to terrain and accessibility. From the summit, we can see almost the entire country. Between 600-1600m we walk through the coffee plantations, and above this we are in the dense cloud forest to the top. We are rewarded with some great views. We return via the same route and transfer to our accommodation, the mountain ‘cabanas’ in Berlin or Alegria, at the foot of the volcano. Drive time: 1.5hrs.

Day 10: Transfer to San Miguel. Summit Volcan Chaparrastique (2129m).
This morning we transfer to San Miguel, home of the mighty Volcan Chaparrastique. At 2129m high and a with a crater 800m across, it is considered to have one of best perfectly-formed cones of Central America, as well as one of the most active volcanoes in El Salvador. In the eruptions of 1819 and 1835, the lava ended as far as the town of El Borbollon. Chaparrastique still produces clouds eruptions of smoke and dust but is currently considered safe to its visitors. This is the hardest volcano to climb on your journey in El Salvador, a steep 9 hour trail to the crater.

Day 11: San Miguel
Boat trip across the Gulf of Fonseca and explore Islas Meanguera and Zacatillo.

After a full-on and challenging day yesterday, we spend the day relaxing and exploring as we board a boat and set sail across the Gulf of Fonseca, a body of water shared by El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua. As we cross the gulf we will be treated to stunning vistas of small volcanic archipelagoes, small fishing villages and black-sand beaches. Once the stomping ground of 17th centuary pirates, this beautiful region entices the traveller in with lovely coves and warm waters. We stop off to explore the trading post of Isla Meanguera and climb the small Volcan Evaristo before sailing to Zacatillo for lunch, perhaps making the most of the spanking fresh seafood on offer. Depending on the season, the keen observer will be treated to glimpses of playful dolphins, migrating birds and sea turtles. We head back to the mainland and return to our hotel.

Day 12: Our last volcano! The towering twin summit of Volcan Conchagua.
The twin peaks of Volcan Conchagua overlook the Gulf of Fonseca. Known as Cerro del Ocote and Cerro de la Bandera, we will walk up to one of the two cones. There are numerous active fumaroles on both peaks, making for an atmospheric trek. Conchagua boasts some of the finest views across the coastline. From here you can see across to the islands in the Gulf, as well as the city of La Union and the territories of Nicaragua and Honduras. After our descent we transfer to El Cuco.

Day 13: A day of R&R at the beach hotel at El Cuco.
Day of relaxation at the beach. The morning is free and in the afternoon there is an optional surf lesson from an expert instructor, or it might be possible to visit one of the local community turtle conservation farms at Playa Lacal, where we have the opportunity to learn about, and participate, in the conservation and monitoring efforts being carried out by this beach community. Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 14: Departure day. A single transfer to San Salvador Airport is provided.
After breakfast we transfer (approx 2 – 3 hours drive) to San Salvador’s Comalapa International Airport, where KE Land Only package services end. Depending on flight times we may have the morning enjoy the beach and resort).

Day 01: Arrival – San Salvador
Welcome at the airport by one of our representatives, transfer to San Salvador City 49 Kms away (35 mins).

Overnight at San Salvador. Optional: DiscoTour -visit the main bars and restaurants areas of SanSalvador (5hrs)

Day 02: Boqueron – Joyas de Ceren
Visit the imposing Volcano of San Salvador, the crater known as Boqueron (25Kms), enjoy area refreshing Eco touristic walk through the nature and trails.

Venture in a exciting journey through the coffee plantations, the flora and fauna of the volcano in a safe and fun Canopy Tour.

Appreciate the magpie, the bird Torogoz, squirrels and the animals. Then go to the Black Sea (an area covered by lava, now volcanic rock, thrown out by el Boqueron). Later, transfer to the archaeological site Joya de Ceren, declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1993.

Joya de Ceren was covered by the explosion of the Loma Caldera volcano. This explosion allowed to keep there main softhepre-Hispanic civilization for hundreds of years. Later visit the Ruinas de San Andres, free lunch in the city of Santa Ana and panoramic tour of the historic center of the city: the Gothic Cathedral of Santa Ana and the City Theater.

Back to the city of San Salvador. Free evening to enjoy the surroundings. (Disco tour optional: visit the bar and discos area of San Salvador: Multiplaza, La Gran Va and Zona Rosa).

Day 03: Volcan Ilamtepec (Santa Ana Volcano)
Exciting adventure to the topof the Ilamatepec Volcano (70Kms approx.), aerialscenicgem. It’s the highestand largest of the coastal mountain range reaches 2.365 meters above sea level.

Theroad is narrowand difficult to traverse. There area number ofresting points. As your each upper altitudes, the winds are much stronger and you will be enveloped in clouds. Soon, you will arrive at the top.

The crater hasanemerald – green lagoon in its interior. There is also a small water fall of crystalline water. From this point you will have anamazing view of the Coatepeque Lake, Izalco Volcano, the Cerro Verde Volcano and the Pacific Ocean. The view is just Impressive.

Day 04: Kayak in Suchitoto
In the morning you will kayak on Lake Atitlan and then continue by boat towards Cerro de Oro and start the hike up the hill for a two-hour hike.
Then we will transfer you by boat to Santiago Atitlan, one of the main attractions in this village is, without any doubt, the visit to Maximon, the pagan God of the natives who carries cigarette and liquor and receives all kinds of offerings from the visitors.

After lunch we will go back to Panajachel

Day 5: Transfer Out
Three hours before flight departure to the Handicraft Market of San Salvador to make the last shopping of the voyage.

Transfer to Airport of El Salvador. Have a nice Trip

Day 01: San Salvador, El Salvador
A driver will welcome you at the airport of San Salvador and take you to your hotel. Depending on the time of your arrival, you will have time to explore the beautiful city of San Salvador or enjoy the delicious food that the city offers in one of its restaurants. San Salvador is the capital of El Salvador and is the country’s most populated municipality, as well as its most important political, cultural, educational and financial center.

The city is modern with wide boulevards and narrow streets, outdoor markets, high rising buildings, museums, monuments and other cultural institutions. This city is set against the backdrop of the San Salvador volcano, which provides majestic views.

Day 02: Visit Joyas de Ceren, Lake Coatepeque San Andrés
Today you will leave the beautiful city San Salvador, continuing your journey to Lake Coatepeque. This Lake is located in the basin of a volcanic crater. The island in the center called Teopan was used as a spiritual retreat for ancient Mayan leaders. You will be amazed by the views of this Lake and you will see that this is one of the most beautiful places in El Salvador.

Continue to Juayua. On our way we will stop and visit ‘Joya De Ceren’, the Pompeii of the Mayan culture and San Andres, a ceremonial site with pyramid ruins and an archaeological museum. This Archeological site is the only UNESCO World Heritage Site in the country.

Day 03 : Chorros de la Caldera Waterfalls + coffee tour.
Today you will discover ‘Juayua’, one of the Flower Route villages with coffee all around this area, lots of handcrafts, a Reptilandia Exhibit, and a gastronomical fair on the weekends. In the morning you will visit the beautiful Waterfalls of ‘La Calera’ which are a natural wonder in this town. It is a spring water source, with four waterfalls connected by tunnels, which collect the water and process electricity for the village. Do you dare to cross the tunnels?

Afterwards, we will take you on a coffee tour. The guides are coffee growers from the area as well as professional baristas and roasters.

Day 04: Thermals and natural SPA in addition to a Horseback ride
Today we take you to ‘Santa Teresa’ Thermals Spa which is a unique opportunity to enjoy nature. The thermals are filled with adventurous possibilities, some of which include: the geyser trail, hiking, mountain biking, motocross, and rock climbing.

You will discover the marvelous power of nature and have the opportunity to enjoy the thermal pools and mud baths surrounded by beautiful gardens. In the afternoon you can go horseback riding at ‘Portezuelo’ Park. You will ride through coffee fields to the highest part of the property into the nebulous primary forest.

Day 05: City tour of Suchitoto
This morning you will continue your journey to Suchitoto, which overlooks Lake ‘Suchitlán’, a reservoir that can be visited by boat. A town widely known through the country for its church and cobblestone roads. This city has a wide range of cultural activities such as art galleries, cultural centers, and handicrafts.

This city has a beautiful historic city center, which is the heart of Suchitoto. Here you will find a treasured past and a celebrated present-day cultural life. In the afternoon we will take you on a boat tour to enjoy the beautiful views on the lake, a scenic, birding boat ride. The lake is also a bird migration zone with over 100 species. During this boat tour you will get the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful views of the sunset on the lake.

Day 06: Hike in a Natural Reserve.
Today we take you to the ‘Cinquera’ Natural Reserve. This hike is a 2.5 hour hike inside the Natural Reserve. You will also visit the colonial ruins of ‘Indigo’, guerrilla campsites, viewpoints, and you will have swimming time at a Waterfall.

Day 07: Tour of the town of Suchitoto.
Today you will enjoy the town tour. We will visit the Waterfall ‘Los Tercios’, the Arts For Peace Center, Cigar Ladies workshop, plazas and appreciate the beauty of the ‘Santa Lucia’ church.

Day 08: Visit of Fatima Virgin sanctuary and sugar cane mill
In the morning you will give a final goodbye to the beautiful city of Suchitoto to continue your journey to ‘Perquin’. This town was the FMLN (‘Farabundo Martí’ National Liberation Front) headquarters 20-30 years earlier during El Salvador’s civil war; its leftover bunkers and bomb craters are evidence of the former guerrilla presence.

Today we will visit the ‘Fatima’ Virgin Sanctuary in the hill of ‘Las Pavas’ with a great view to ‘Ilopango’ Crater Lake; the largest crater volcano lake which is over 15 km wide! Afterwards, we will have lunch and continue our journey to ‘Perquin’, including a short visit at a Sugar Cane Mill along the way. During this short visit, you will be able to see the process from sugar cane to candy in the handcrafted way.

Day 09: Visit a School project, a ‘massacre’ site and Guerrilla war museum
‘Perquin’ is a small village featuring mountain cabins and a fresh climate. This village is also home of the best guerrilla war museum. In the morning we visit the ‘Amun Shea’ School project built by an American to promote English and better study opportunities for local boys and girls. After visiting this project, we will discover the ‘Mozote’ Massacre site. In the afternoon, we will visit the guerilla war museum.

Day 10: Beach of El Cuco
Today you follow your journey to the beach of ‘El Cuco’, which is about a 2.5 hour drive. The Pacific Ocean of the country is the perfect place to escape and known by the locals as one of the best beaches. Enjoy lunch at the beach and a free afternoon to relax or take the opportunity instead to go surfing, kayaking or fishing.

Day 11: Mangrove Kayak half day
‘El Cuco’ is a flat sandy beach with some of the best surf spots close by as well as turtle and bird saving projects and mangroves. Today we take you to go kayaking to the mangroves, which is a half-day paddle trip.

Day 12: Free time. Gulf boat ride day trip.
Today you can enjoy this beautiful beach and participate in the Gulf boat ride day trip.

Day 13: San Salvador
Today you will transfer from the beach back to San Salvador, stopping in Lagoon of ‘Alegria’ for lunch. The lagoon is, according to the Nobel Prize winning poet Gabriela Mistral, “The Emerald of the Americas.” The crater lagoon has an emerald color with mineral mud on its shore. We will visit the village and walk around the park.

Day 14: Departure to the international airport
Transfer to El Salvador International Airport for your departure flight.

Day 01: San Salvador, El Salvador
Our guide will welcome you at the El Salvador International airport and take you to your hotel. Explore the beautiful city of San Salvador and enjoy the delicious food that the city offers in one of its restaurants.

San Salvador is the capital of El Salvador and is the country’s most populated municipality, as well as its most important political, cultural, educational and financial center.

The city is modern with wide boulevards and narrow streets, outdoor markets, high rising buildings, museums, monuments, and other cultural institutions. This city is set against the backdrop of the San Salvador Volcano, which provides majestic views.

Day 02: Explore the Flowers Route.
A fascinating tour over the Apaneca mountain range, the journey begins in Nahuizalco, a town with a lot of indigenous backgrounds.

A few kilometers above the mountains we will find Juayua a village with coffee all around this area, lots of handcrafts, exhibits and a gastronomical fair on the weekends. Also, visit a beautiful waterfall known as Los Chorros de la Calera.

Later explore Concepcion de Ataco, a colorful town that still preserves its cobblestone streets.

Day 03: Joya de Ceren Archeological site, and transfer to Suchitoto
Departing after breakfast we will first stop at the Tazumal site in Chalchuapa just some 45 minutes from Ataco. After walking the site and visiting the small museum, we would continue on to San Andres. A ceremonial site with pyramid ruins.

We will finish our Mayan exploration day at Joya de Ceren just some 20 minutes from San Andres. This site is El Salvador’s only UNESCO World Heritage site. It is known as the Pompeii of the Americas.

We will finish our day in picturesque Suchitoto, which overlooks Lake Suchitlán, a breathtaking reservoir that can be visited by boat

Day 04: City tour of Suchitoto
Today you will enjoy the Suchitoto town tour. Find a treasured past and a celebrated present-day cultural life, Suchitoto is widely known through El Salvador for its church and cobblestone roads.

This city has a wide range of cultural activities such as art galleries, cultural centers, and handicrafts.

we will drive to Los Tercios Waterfall (only water in the rainy season but always a neat basalt rock formation).

Day 05: Kayak tour and bird watching in Lake Suchitlan
Early kayak tour to enjoy the beautiful views of the sunrise on Lake Suchitlán, a scenic, birding boat ride. Lake Suchitlán is also a bird migration zone with over 100 species. A true paradise for bird watching!

You will also have the opportunity to take a quick swim in a thermal hot spring and after breakfast, we will drive to El Tunco Beach.

Day 06: Black sand beach of El Tunco
El Tunco beach is located in the Pacific coast of El Salvador. It is known as one of the most famous tourism destinations in the country. Its popularity and enchantment makes it a very special and attractive place to be for all kinds of visitors.

Day 07: Departure to the international airport
Transfer to El Salvador International Airport for your departure flight.