Sightseeing Tours in San Salvador

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Archaeological Route - Full Day

The country's most famous and most visited Mayan sites are Joya de Ceren, San Andres and Tazumal. 'Joya de Ceren'Jewel of the village of Ceren. The name is more than it implies. It is a jewel of a discovery. An easy 21-mile drive from the capital one may inspect a once-thriving 15-acre Maya village that lies suspended in time. Joya de Ceren had lain hidden for over 15 centuries under a mantle of gray and black volcanic ash, and today archaeologists are now uncovering ancient homes.What is most intriguing here is that there are no towering temples or pyramids. Instead one peers down into excavation pits to see where people once lived - not worshipped.

Tazumal: El Salvador's largest ancient site is Tazumal (an hour's drive beyond Joya de Ceren) where visitors may inspect a large Pipil temple complex that has been partially restored. The complex dates to 5,000 BC. A small museum is located beside the ruins, and nearby is El Trapiche, a 70 ft. high pre-Classic temple mound.

San Andres: this archaeological site is the second largest in El Salvador behind Tazumal. The site consists of two ceremonial plazas (North and South), ringed by mounds and pyramids. Occupied by ethnic Maya and Pipil groups, San Andres was constructed from AD 600 to 900 and originally consisted of nearly 200 structures. Little is known about the decline of San Andres, which flourished in the heyday of Maya glory along with Tikal, Palenque and Copan

On this tour you will visit the main Archaeological Sites of Maya in El Salvador: Joya de Ceren, a Mayan village that was covered by the ashes of a nearby volcano, San Andres a Ceremonial Site with pyramids and plazas, Tazumal the largest pyramid at El Salvador located at Chalchuapa. You will also visit the city of Santa Ana with its beautiful City Center. Free time for lunch (meals not included).

Duration: 7 hours approximately

Operates daily, except on Mondays 8:30 am - 3:00pm

Package Includes:
Transportation
Admission fees
English Speaking Guide

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Copan Ruins - Full Day

A one day tour from El Salvador, this impressive maya city was one of the most developed in arts and where beautiful paints have been discover in the inner tunnels. Quit stop for breakfast at the colonial town of Metapan.

Duration: 12 hours approximately

Operates daily

Package Includes:
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Admission fees
English Speaking Guide

Attention: Some nationalities require VISA to enter Honduras

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Day at the Beach - Full Day

Enjoy a day at the beach in one most beautiful beaches of El Salvador.
Departures 9:00 pm.

Duration: 8 hours approximately

Operates daily

Package Includes:
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Admission fees
English Speaking Guide
Lunch
Use of hotel's facilities

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Flower and Coffee Route - Full Day

This route includes towns with a mixture of native traditions and coffee culture. Visits included Ataco and the coffee process plantation, The town of Ahuachapan, and the hot springs, and see how they produce geothermal electricity. As an option, you can visit the cascades in Juayua, on Sundays only.

Duration: 8 hours approximately

Operates daily

Package Includes:
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Admission fees
English Speaking Guide

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Izalco Volcano Climbing - Full day

A unique adventure, walk up to the top of a volcano and enjoy the spectacular view of de hills and valleys of El Salvador.

Duration: 7 hours approximately

Operates Tuesday to Sunday

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Mayan sites and Volcanoes - Full Day

Discover a natural park located inside a volcanoe crater. From there you will have spectacular views of the nearby volcanoes of Izalco, Santa Ana and Coatepeque lake. Also you will have the chance to visit the archaeological site of Joya de Ceren declared world heritage by UNESCO.

Duration: 6 hours approximately

Operates Tuesday to Sunday

Package Includes:
Transportation
Admission fees
English Speaking Guide

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Peace Route - Full Day

This tour will take you to the Eastern region of El Salvador where many of the fighting took place during the civil war, includes a visit to the War Museum, the Mozote Memorial site and Perkin Hill. You will have the chance to know ex veterans, now members of the society and meet people doing their best to make the town prosperous. On route you will have beautiful views of the Jiboa's Valley. Meals are not included.

Duration: 12 hours approximately

Operates Tuesday to Sunday

Package Includes:
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Admission fees
English Speaking Guide

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San Salvador City Tour - Half Day

El Salvador's most popular visitor attraction is the capital city of San Salvador itself. Founded in 1542 San Salvador today is an increasingly modern city, of half a million people where several new luxury hotels, restaurants and attractions greet the international visitor.

Discover the main plazas and neighbourhoods in the city, also 'the devils gate', relief map, downtown, Cathedral, Zona Rosa and more.

Duration: 4 hours approximately

Operates daily

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English Speaking Guide

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San Salvador City Tour Plus - Full Day

On this exclusive tour you will visit the main museums and the city main areas which includes the Devil's Gate, Relief Map, Historical Down Town, Cathedral and Monsignor Romero's Mausoleum, Zona Rosa, Military Museum, Handcraft Market, Arqueological Museum and El Boqueron National Park at San Salvador's Volcano. Free time to lunch (not included).

Duration: 8 hours approximately

Operates Tuesday to Friday

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English Speaking Guide

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Suchitoto and Lake SuchitlanTour - Half Day

The Town of Suchitoto, which means 'The Place of the Birds and Flowers' in Nahuat, the indigenous language of this region contains an interesting mixture of both ancient and modern customs.

With narrow cobblestone streets and fine architecture, Suchitoto has a fascinating history, and is perhaps the best-preserved colonial town in El Salvador. The town was once an important colonial center for government and commerce; in 1528, the original Villa San Salvador was located here. The house-museum of Don Alejandro Coto is one of the most famous places to visit in this town. It contains a multitude of artistic and cultural memorabilia, including a library, paintings, drawings and antiques collected during the filmmaking career of its founder, Don Alejandro. The founders own artistic contributions and serves complement this from time to time as a setting for various cultural events promoted by the Permanent Festival of Art and Culture of Suchitoto.

Duration: 5 hours approximately

Operates daily

Package Includes:
Transportation
Admission fees
English Speaking Guide

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