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Feeling like you want to do something "off the beaten path” near el tunco area? Explore the amazing Tamanique Waterfalls just 30 minutes away from El Tunco beach. With an altitude of 700 ish meters above the sea level, Tamanique town offers incredible views, colorful walls, and crazy waterfalls.

El Salvador’s capital city is only a short drive to the beach so take advantage of this convenient tour to explore the country’s natural landscape. Before hitting the shoreline, you’ll stop at the Tamanique Waterfalls, a series of three waterfalls that you’ll hike a steep climb to. Wear your swimsuit to jump into the spring pools then reach Playa El Tunco before you dry off. Hang ten in this surf village or just relax on the sand.

This adventure takes travelers deep into the lush mountains of Juayúa to explore all seven waterfalls on a guided hike led by a local expert. Unlike shorter waterfall visits, this is a full immersion experience that combines jungle trekking, river crossings, cliff viewpoints, and multiple natural pools. Guests benefit from insider local knowledge, safety guidance, and a well-paced route that allows time to swim, rest, and enjoy the scenery. The small-group approach ensures personal attention, better photo opportunities, and a more authentic connection with nature. This tour is ideal for adventure seekers, nature lovers, active travelers, and couples looking for a unique outdoor experience. While physically demanding, it is also suitable for travelers with good fitness levels who want to explore El Salvador beyond the typical tourist spots.

Wind your way through the Cordillera Apaneca mountains as you follow El Salvador’s famous Flowers Route (Ruta de las Flores) on this full-day tour from San Salvador. Pass an endless panorama of wildflower filled valleys, coffee plantations and rolling hills as you journey along the 22-mile (36-km) trail and enjoy an itinerary tailored to your individual interests. Perhaps stop at the villages of Nahuizalco and Apaneca to peek into the artisan workshops; visit the Coffee Museum in Juayúa; or sample local specialties (own expense) like paella in the colonial town of Juayúa.

Discover the mysteries and legacy of the Mayan world in El Salvador. Our team will take you to visit the most emblematic places of this culture, as well as the opportunity for you to visit the only Mayan village preserved in perfect condition, taste local gastronomy, buy sourvenirs made by the local artisans,and be witness of the best sunset on the top of a pyramid while you enjoy a tasty coffe from the farm we`ll visit... something unmissable! LOL: monday all places are closed!

Scale the 7,822-foot (2,384-meter) summit of the Santa Ana volcano, El Salvador’s highest peak, on this moderate full-day hike. Tackle the mighty mountain with or without a guide, stopping along the way to soak up the scenery of the Cerro Verde National Park and enjoy views of the beautiful lagoon nestled within the volcano's crater. Hike for a total of around four hours on marked trails, including some steep and challenging sections.

Get a sense for the historical highlights, beautiful handicrafts and fascinating culture of San Salvador during this 4-hour sightseeing trip. Check out national El Salvadoran landmarks like the Metropolitan Cathedral, National Palace and ‘El Salvador del Mundo’ (Savior of the World Square). You’ll also have a chance to shop for souvenirs at the San Salvador handicrafts market and discover the city’s main residential areas. This San Salvador sightseeing trip also covers a guide and round-trip hotel transport.

Relive the glory of the mighty Mayan empire on a 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 with a guide who takes you beyond the typical historical info. Admire the colonial landmarks of Santa Ana and stand in awe before El Salvador’s largest pyramid at the Tazumal archeological site in Chalchuapa.

Many travelers find it difficult to get an overview of a new city, especially one as large and historic as San Salvador. This tour provides a great way to see the main sights of the city known widely as the capital of Central America and to learn about its history and culture. The Real City Tour San Salvador takes visitors on a tour of the historic centre of the city, as well as the Boqueron National Park and the Rainbow Slide.

You will visit different towns that contain the indigenous history of El Salvador, we will walk through the town in search of the different murals that explain the lifestyle, we will visit old churches; After that, we will go to see the artisanal process of the looms and a cafeteria where you can try local coffee.

Make the most of your time in El Salvador by combining your exploration of its capital, San Salvador, with a trip to the colonial town of Suchitoto. You'll see both in one day, and you won't have to worry about organizing any transportation between attractions. See the major sights in both, and learn about the country's history from a guide.

Journey to the capitol city of El Salvador during this city and volcano tour, including round-trip transport from select hotels. First, explore the city with a guide who knows the best and safest ways around, and see San Salvador Cathedral, Iglesia El Rosario, Plaza Libertad, and the National Palace. Then travel to San Salvador volcano, and stroll the streets of Santa Tecla.

Tick off two of El Salvador’s top natural attractions, without having to worry about arranging your own transport and activities, on a private day trip to El Tunco Beach and the Tamanique Waterfalls from San Salvador. Get off the beaten path on a guided hike to the waterfall, then set your own agenda during free time at the beach.

Discover the world of Salvadoran specialty coffee through an immersive bean-to-cup experience. Your journey begins at the renowned Pacas coffee processing facility, where you will gain firsthand insight into the full coffee process, from harvesting and washing to drying and preparation for export. Guided by a knowledgeable expert, you will understand what makes El Salvador one of the most respected origins in the global specialty coffee industry. The experience continues with a professional coffee cupping session, where you will learn to identify aromas, flavors, and profiles like a true coffee expert. To conclude, we visit Alquimia Café, recognized as one of the world’s top specialty coffee shops, where you will enjoy a perfectly crafted cup in a modern and inspiring setting. This experience is designed for coffee lovers seeking authenticity, quality, and a deeper connection with one of El Salvador’s finest products.

The San Vicente volcano is one of the most demanding in El Salvador, being the second highest in all of El Salvador. We begin the journey in the Agua Agria Canton, ascending the colossus, through a misty forest that we will cross until we conquer the summit of peace at 2125mts. Then we will visit the area where in 1995 a plane from the Guatemalan company Aviateca crashed. And at the end we will visit the infiernillos, a place where the geysers of the volcano show its activity, to be picked up in the town of Verapaz.

The most spectacular sunrise with the best 180º views towards the Gulf of Fonseca, with views of Honduras, Nicaragua, the port of La Union and the islands that make up this area shared by the 3 nations. Enjoy magical, starry skies, in contact with nature, sunrises that will leave you breathless.... something that you definitely cannot miss!

DISCOVER THE FIRST AND MOST FAMOUS TOURIST ROUTE OF EL SALVADOR!! Imagine walking through 5 different indigenous towns, where you can meet and discover the local culture, but is more exciting to contact locals and taste the coffee culture of El Salvador! We guide you to discover the best of the local gastronomy: imagine taste an unique mushroon native from the mountains of ruta de flores, and sausage made from tht , is a flavors explosio¿n in your tongue, usually added in beef steak or chicken. Discover new flavors, full of the rich millenary culture of our ancestors, and the fusion with the diverse coffee culture. think about how many different kinds of coffee you can taste. From the Geisha kind to Pacamara (salvadoran hibryd) We guide you through the farms where you can taste all the flavor of El Salvador, and you can breathe and feel the connection to the best Central American coffee, Wee make you experience the local culture, and join with the locals. Discover the best with us!

Discover the towering volcanoes, idyllic small towns and colonial heritage of El Salvador during this comprehensive 9-hour trip. Explore the country's most famous volcanoes, enjoying panoramic views of Izalco Volcano and hiking the eco-trails near Cerro Verde Volcano. Spend your afternoon discovering El Salvador’s ‘Flowers Route,’ an area of beautiful scenery, colonial towns and indigenous culture, stopping for guided tours of Nahuizalco and the coffee-making center of Ataco. This full-day El Salvador adventure includes entrance fees, a guide and round-trip hotel transport.

Check out the gorgeous sunrise from El Salvador’s tallest volcano on this hassle-free, private tour. You have round-trip hotel pickup from San Salvador, and then you ride in your private vehicle out to the Santa Ana Volcano. It gets chilly at the top, so wear provided jackets and gloves to keep you warm. Enjoy the views until you’re ready for your return ride to San Salvador.

With temples, plazas, ball courts, and stelae, the ruined city of Copán is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and among the most important archeological sites in the Maya world. Visit Copán on a full-day trip from San Salvador that includes entrance fees, a guided visit, and worry-free transportation across the Honduras border. Leaving the logistics to someone else lets you focus solely on the sights.

Get acquainted with the colonial delights of Antigua on a full-day trip to Guatemala’s prettiest city from San Salvador. After crossing the El Salvador and Guatemala border, you’ll marvel at top Antigua attractions such as La Merced Cathedral, the Jade Museum (Museo del Jade) and Santa Catalina Arch. From the elevated lookout point of Cerro de la Cruz, you’ll admire views of Pacaya Volcano and learn about Antigua’s colonial history from your guide. On this small-group tour, limited to 15 people, round-trip transport from your San Salvador hotel is included.