Tours and Tickets to Experience Suchitoto

Osmaro was a great guide who really educated us on the history of El Salvador. He did a great job at ensuring we had a good time. Both the ruins and Suchitoto were great to visit

We had a friendly and knowledgeable tour guide from Eco Tours Petate. He was early at our hotel. He even provided us with chilled water. After leading us around the Mayan ruins and the charming colonial town he selected a restaurant overlooking a lake where we dined in style together.

My guide was extremely informative about El Salvador in general and the places we visited. We had Cihuatan completely to ourselves! Suchitoto is a lovely city. I would highly recommend this tour.

Fascinating exploration and experience of Salvadorian history and culture. A knowledgeable and passionate guide made all the difference. Thank you Herbert!

I had a fantastic time with my tour guide Osmaro! I was a solo traveler and was picked up directly from the airport and we headed to our first destination. Osmaro was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. I learned so much about El Salvador. I felt like I was hanging out with an old friend who was teaching me about their country. I highly recommend!!

It is a full-day tour (about 8ish hours) and a great way to experience El Salvador if you're only there a couple of days. You'll walk a lot. Our guide was Herbert and he was really good. Our first stop was the Volcano above San Salvador (El Boqueron National Park). You'll get a terrific view over San Salvador and you can do the glass floor walk over the caldera. Very good way to start the day. Next you will visit the Cihuatan ruins. The guide Herbert was really knowledgeable on the Nautl people and language and you will see the pyramid, ball court and temple grounds. It was really interesting and informative. Finally you'll visit the old capital of El Salvador Suchitoto, which is a beautiful quaint colonial town. We stopped and ate at La Posada de Suchitlan for lunch, a restaurant with incredible vistas, gardens, and good authentic Salvadoran food. Then you'll get a little walking tour of Suchitoto including the quaint church in the middle of town. Be sure to buy some coffee because it is delicious. Again, great single day El Salvador experience, great guide, and bring your walking shoes.

Guide was the best part. Talkative and informative in English. Suchitoto is a weekend tourist trap kind of town. While colorful, it was mostly dead during the weekday. Prices on souvenirs were a little high and could be bought in San Salvador. Lunch, was good with a nice view of the water system in the valley. At the end of the dry season, the waterfall was empty. :( The ruins were spread over a wide area. Savanah tree growth with fruits brings out some lizards and birds. Most of the ruins are protected under the ground. The government lacks the funds to excavate the area, and trying to avoid becoming an old proverb. Young boy asks where he can find the works of his ancestors and the father replies, "In other peoples countries."

This is the best tour I’ve had in El Salvador. I have a fascination with the Mesoamerican civilization, which has taken me to places in Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, and Honduras. El Salvador was the last Maya country I had not yet seen. I had a private tour with Eco Tourism and Herbert as my guide. He was very knowledgeable about the places we visited and about El Salvador in general. He had answers to all my questions. The pacing of the tour was exactly what I expected. Herbert was very passionate about what he does and highly professional.