Top Activities on the Ground in La Libertad

Active, outdoor-loving travelers will enjoy the chance to hike to the top of a volcano without getting lost. The logistics will be taken care of so all you have to do is hike. The ascent of Ilamatepec takes about two hours, and the descent another two. Be amazed by the views at the top, including of the green crater lagoon. Relax over a leisurely lunch at Lake Coatepeque.

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.

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.

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.

Check off one of El Salvador’s top natural attractions, without having to worry about arranging your own transport and activities, on a small-group day trip to the Tamanique Waterfalls from San Salvador. Get off the beaten path on a guided hike to the waterfall, then refuel with a tasty fish taco lunch paired with craft beers in the Surf City region.

From sunrise to sunset, mountain and beach offers what our small but beautiful country has: Beautiful mountains, spectacular views, golden sunrises, impressive landscapes and golden sunsets that your eyes will never forget! This tour is for adventurers who want to fill their memory with unforgettable memories!

Hiking the Santa Ana volcano is a popular activity close to El Salvador’s capital city. However, this tour gives you a special opportunity to enter the volcano earlier than most travelers. Hike the volcano in the morning and gaze at its emerald green lagoon under a blue sky. After the hike, relax during a drive to the picturesque Lake Coatepeque, a stunning crater lake surrounded by wooded hills.

Discover two of El Salvador's most iconic natural attractions in a single unforgettable experience. Your adventure begins with a hike to Santa Ana Volcano, the country's highest volcano. Follow scenic trails surrounded by lush nature as you make your way to the spectacular crater, home to its famous turquoise crater lake. After the hike, we'll head to Lake Coatepeque, where you'll stop at a lakeside restaurant to relax and enjoy lunch while taking in one of El Salvador's most breathtaking views. This stop is exclusively for lunch and does not include water activities or swimming time. Food and beverages are not included and must be purchased separately by each guest.