Visit the Natural Reserve "Complejo Los Volcanes", where you´ll have the opportunity to enjoy the perfect weather with an awesome view of Santa Ana, Izalco Volcanoes, and Coatepeque lake. If you are adventurous, there is the option to hike the Santa Ana volcano, where you are able to see the crater, which has a sulfur lake with spectacular color, the hike is around 4 hours round trip. At the end of the day, you will stop for late lunch at Coatepeque Lake.

Ruta de Las Flores is a fascinating journey over Apaneca mountain range. Along this tour, you will enjoy a lot of traditions, delicious food, coffee plantation tours, murals, enjoyable weather, and more.

On our tour, you can explore our facilities, learn about our rum production process, enter our aging warehouse, taste our rums, and enjoy a mixology experience. You can also purchase our rums at special prices. Additionally, the tour includes a half bottle of Ron Cihuatán Indigo (375ml).

Explore El Boquerón National Park and the city of San Salvador on this full-day combined tour. First, head to the national park, which is located at the top of the San Salvador Volcano, and stop at the main attraction: a crater that measures 3.1 miles (five kilometers) in diameter and 1,831 feet (558 meters) in depth. From there, return to the city to visit important landmarks such as the Monument to the Revolution, Cuscatlán Park, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and more.

Regardless of who you ask, everyone will refer to El Tunco beach as the surfing capital of El Salvador. A beach that owes its name to the huge rock, semi-submerged in the sea, which in some remote time suggested the shape of a pig, “tunco” in Salvadoran slang.

Explore the buzzing cultural center of El Salvador on this tour of Suchitoto from San Salvador. Admire the cobbled lanes and colonial buildings on a guided tour of the historic center; visit the landmark Santa Lucia Church, and browse the markets and handicrafts shops.

Relive the glory of the mighty Mayan empire with this half- or full-day tour of the most notable Mayan ruins in El Salvador. Explore the fascinating pre-Columbian villages of San Andrés and UNESCO-listed Joya de Cerén. After a typical Salvadoran lunch, admire the colonial landmarks of Santa Ana and stand in awe before El Salvador’s largest pyramid at the Tazumal archeological site in Chalchuapa.