Itinerary
- Day 1
Arrival in San Salvador
Your private driver will be waiting at El Salvador International Airport with a welcome board. From there, you'll head to your hotel in downtown San Salvador, getting settled in and oriented to the city.
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Barcelo San Salvador)
Landmarks/POIs El Salvador International Airport 
- Day 2
San Salvador Volcano and City Tour
After a 30-minute drive, you'll reach El Boqueron National Park to see San Salvador Volcano. There's a volcano museum to walk through and a viewing platform where you can get panoramic views of the city. Later in the day, you'll tour the capital itself, checking out the National Palace, Iglesia El Rosario, National Theater, and the Monument to the Divine Savior of the World at Plaza Salvador del Mundo.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Barcelo San Salvador)
Included Activities
- Visit San Salvador Volcano in El Boqueron National Park
- Explore volcano museum
- Climb to crater viewing platform
- San Salvador city tour including National Palace, Iglesia El Rosario, National Theater, and Monument to the Divine Savior of the World at Plaza Salvador del Mundo
Landmarks/POIs San Salvador Volcano El Boqueron National Park National Palace Iglesia El Rosario National Theater Monument to the Divine Savior of the World Plaza Salvador del Mundo - Day 3
Suchitoto and Indigo Workshop
You'll drive about 1.5 hours to Suchitoto and start with the colonial Iglesia Santa Lucia, then take in the views of Lake Suchitlan where you might spot migratory birds. From there, tour the house of Alejandro Coto, El Salvador's first film director. In the afternoon, you'll participate in an indigo dyeing workshop with local artisans learning traditional textile production, and afterward head out to Los Tercios Waterfall.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Los Almendros de San Lorenzo)
Included Activities
- Visit Iglesia Santa Lucia
- Overlook Lake Suchitlan
- Visit house of Alejandro Coto
- Indigo Workshop with hands-on textile dyeing experience
- Visit Los Tercios Waterfall
Landmarks/POIs Iglesia Santa Lucia Lake Suchitlan Los Tercios Waterfall - Day 4
Cerro Verde National Park and Tazumal Archaeological Park
Early morning pickup for the 1.5-hour drive to Cerro Verde National Park. You'll hike to Santa Ana Volcano, El Salvador's highest peak, a 4-hour adventure with views of Lake Coatepeque and Izalco Volcano including the crater rim and its fluorescent green lake. After lunch, you'll explore Tazumal Archaeological Park in Chalchuapa to see Mayan tombs, pyramids, palaces, drainage systems, and a ball court. By evening, you'll transfer to Concepcion de Ataco for the night.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Casa 1800 Altaco Hotel Boutique, Concepcion de Ataco)
Included Activities
- Hike Santa Ana Volcano (highest volcano in El Salvador)
- Walk crater rim
- Explore Tazumal Archaeological Park including tombs, pyramids, palaces, drainage system, and ball court
Landmarks/POIs Cerro Verde National Park Santa Ana Volcano Lake Coatepeque Izalco Volcano Tazumal Archaeological Park - Day 5
Ruta de Las Flores to El Tunco
You'll travel along Ruta de Las Flores, the most scenic route in El Salvador. Starting in Concepcion de Ataco, you'll see street murals and local handicrafts, then move through Apaneca's coffee plantations and Juayua (the largest town, known for weekend food festivals). You'll stop to experience Nahuizalco's indigenous Pipil culture and markets, passing lakes and waterfalls along the way. By evening, you'll reach the coastal town of El Tunco and check into your beach hotel.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Hotel Roca Sunzal, El Tunco)
Included Activities
- Ruta de Las Flores route traveling through Concepcion de Ataco, Apaneca, Juayua, and Nahuizalco
- Explore Concepcion de Ataco street murals and local handicraft stalls
- Visit Apaneca coffee plantations
- Experience Nahuizalco indigenous Pipil culture and market
Optional Activities
- Join Juayua food festival (if traveling on weekends)
Landmarks/POIs Concepcion de Ataco Apaneca Juayua Nahuizalco 
- Day 6
Coastal Journey to La Libertad
You'll travel east along El Salvador's 300 km coastline to La Libertad, a port town. There you'll experience local seaside life under tall coconut trees, watch families by the water, and feel the soft black sands. You can stroll the broad malecon by the long pier, observe local fishing activity, and explore the seafood market to get a real sense of the coastal culture.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Hotel Roca Sunzal, El Tunco)
Included Activities
- Coastal drive observing local seaside life
- Stroll La Libertad malecon and pier
- Visit La Libertad seafood market
Landmarks/POIs La Libertad El Tunco - Day 7
El Zonte Surfing
You'll spend the full day at El Zonte for surfing. The beach has excellent waves year-round for both beginners and advanced surfers, and beginners can sign up for full-day classes right on the beach. If you're lucky, you might see turtles and whales jumping out of the water while you're out on the waves.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Hotel Roca Sunzal, El Tunco)
Optional Activities
- Full day surfing class at El Zonte (suitable for beginners)
- Surfing at El Zonte (for experienced surfers)
Landmarks/POIs El Zonte - Day 8
Departure
Your driver guide will pick you up and transfer you to El Salvador International Airport based on your international flight departure time, so you can head home.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Landmarks/POIs El Salvador International Airport
