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Jeremy_S, Jun 2026
Dave is the best tour guide ever.
My wife and I very much enjoyed the walking tour with Dave in San Salvador. He has a great personality and he is so knowledgable and passionate about Salvadoran food, culture, and history. Dave is friendly and funny, and his enthusiasm is infectious. We have been on tours in more than 20 countries and Dave is the best guide we have had. I highly recommend any experience with him.
Irma_m, Jun 2026
Breathtaking views.
Great experience. It was hot and humid at San Andres Mayan site but cool to look at. The Cerro Verde is a must experience Absolutely amazing, the views and the freshness. Alfredo our guide was pleasant and fantastic guide, him and the driver Juan were very perfessional and accommodating. Highly recommend this tour. The road to the national park was a bit tough with curves but worth it.
Joanna_R, Jun 2026
This review comes so late...
This review comes so late but my son and I had the best hiking experience here! At 6 years old, my kiddo managed to climb all the way to the top and the guide kept a great pace and a watchful eye over all of us. Even when my son got a little too happy on his hike down and had a minor stumble in the rocks, our guide showed great care and concern. He was so personable and got everyone in the group to know a little bit about one another, so I was very impressed!
Helen_M, Jun 2026
Good tour with Josep!
This was a good tour! Josep was very friendly and knowledge. It was nice visiting the cities and coffee farm. The coffee farm is more of a restaurant/cafe where we tasted coffee, and we then did a little nature walk where we passed coffee plants. The colonial cities were cool to see and it was nice to be given some free time to explore and shop.
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You’ll never be bored in El Salvador, the land of volcanoes with rich indigenous heritage and world-class coffee culture. Sightseeing tours focus on the capital, San Salvador, where you can snack on pupusas between visits to key landmarks and the panoramic rainbow slide. National parks abound here, which means plenty of tours that take you hiking around volcanoes and crater lakes, swimming and cliff jumping by waterfalls, and picnicking at sweeping viewpoints. The variety doesn’t stop there: Other El Salvador tours spotlight impressive Mayan ruins and the colorful cobblestoned towns along the Ruta de Las Flores.