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Jonathan_P, Oct 2026
Tour was fine and...
Tour was fine and included everything as advertised. The hike is more for those who are not avid hikers. Just be aware there are a lot of people on this trail. Josue was a great guide and is knowledgeable. Jonathan was our driver and he was safe and punctual. His van was also clean. Based on the cost, I would recommend finding your own transportation there and hiring a local guide. I think the only drawback from this tour is we never received the photos that were taken of us.
Kayla_N, Sep 2026
Stanley was amazing! He...
Stanley was amazing! He was knowledgeable at every spot we visited. This tour covered many must visit spots!
Anuja_S, Sep 2026
The hike is moderate so...
The hike is moderate so definitely be prepared with good shoes, water and sunscreen! The tour guides were good about keeping up with your pace and slowing down if you needed it! Moises was our guide and he was very patient and knowledgeable about El Salvador’s topography and history. The view from the top of the volcano was amazing and definitely worth the hike!
Darrstephens1, Aug 2026
Good non strenuous way to see volcanoes
Good non strenuous way to site may landscape sites in San salvadore area. Still Expect 4 hours of driving due to traffic but a good amount of time spent at Mayan sites with great historical detail provided by our guide Adonis who was a great guide. Good views of volcanos, although they are distant views so be prepared (we knew this but some don’t realise).

Lake Coatepeque

5.0
(1,350)
San Salvador
Panorama of Coatepeque Lake in Santa Ana, El Salvador.
  • Lake Coatepeque is a popular leisure spot for Salvadorans and visitors alike.
  • Several restaurants, hotels, and hostels have jetties for swimming, kayaking, and boating.
  • While you can rent kayaks, personal watercraft, and paddleboards on the day, you’ll have to pre-arrange scuba diving as there are no scuba shops on the lake.
  • From the lake, you can organize tours to climb Santa Ana Volcano, visit Mayan sites, or explore the hot springs.
  • There are many accommodation and dining options around the lake to suit any budget.
  • It’s recommended to bring cash, swimwear, and a towel.

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