El Salvador

Welcome to Hotel Estero y Mar, your gateway to the best beach ever! With miles of stunning shoreline and huge waves, it’s a haven for both relaxation and adventure. Here, you’ll soak in the local vibe with charming fishermen and traditional ways. Picture everyday life with school kids passing by in the back of trucks, adding to the unique atmosphere. At the hotel, enjoy a delicious cooked-to-order breakfast, a lively beach bar, and a warm daily manager's reception. With a beachfront location, unwind with beach massages and lounge under the sun. Families will love the 4 outdoor pools, including a children's pool, perfect for splashing around. Plus, with friendly staff ready to assist, you’ll feel right at home. Whether you’re seeking relaxation or adventure, Hotel Estero y Mar is the perfect base for a memorable getaway!

La Libertad

If you love the beach, La Libertad is a must-visit! Just a quick drive from San Salvador, this coastal gem offers fantastic surfing, relaxing spots, and vibrant sunsets. Enjoy fresh seafood and unwind on stunning beaches like El Tunco, El Sunzal, and San Blas. Don't miss the lively fish market and beach rollercoaster! Beyond the shore, explore fascinating prehispanic ruins and charming colonial architecture. The fun vibe continues with buskers and flame twirlers, plus beach pubs for a great night out. La Libertad is the perfect mix of adventure, culture, and relaxation!

Tamanique Waterfalls

Explore the stunning waterfalls of Tamanique, perfect for the adventurous spirit! The first two waterfalls feature inviting pools ideal for diving, while the third offers a serene swimming experience with breathtaking panoramic views. For those seeking a challenge, the fourth waterfall requires a 2-kilometer trek, culminating in a descent using a rope—an adventure worth every effort. These waterfalls, nestled in the mountains, vary in height and difficulty, with the main one boasting a spectacular drop of over 40 meters. After your hike, enjoy a refreshing swim in the pools, perfect for cooling off and taking in the natural beauty around you. Embark on this unforgettable journey in Tamanique!

Ruta de Las Flores

Ruta de Flores Tour and Nahizalco Market visit

Concepcion de Ataco

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Ruta de Las Flores

ake the Ruta de Las Flores The “Route of the Flowers” is a popular day trip from San Salvador, where you can visit small colonial towns and villages as well as coffee plantations. Pause in colorful towns like Nahuizalco, Apaneca, Juayua, and Ataco, where the main squares are busy with cafes and markets, and the buildings are covered in murals. Apaneca and Ataco are home to some of the best-known coffee plantations, like the El Carmen Estate, and if you’re visiting between November and February you’ll see the coffee beans flowering. You can do the route on your own, or take a tour from the city for around

Salto De Malacatiupan

Salto de Malacatiupán is El Salvador's only waterfall with thermal waters, making it a unique and captivating attraction. Nestled in a stunning natural landscape where the Agua Caliente River meets the San Antonio River, the waterfall features three cascades, each approximately 12 meters high. Located just 20 minutes from the center of Atiquizaya, Ahuachapán, this charming town is known for its vibrant murals, including eye-catching 3D art that draws many tourists. A short walk brings you to the breathtaking scenery and turquoise waters. Locals note that the second and third waterfalls are separated by a rock that resembles a monkey's face, adding a fun touch to your visit. Salto de Malacatiupán promises a delightful experience for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Tazumal

El Tazumal is the most prominent set of Mayan ruins discovered in El Salvador to date. While it may be smaller than famous sites like Guatemala’s Tikal or Mexico’s Palenque, Tazumal offers a fascinating glimpse into Mayan history, with much still undiscovered beneath its surface. Located in the center of a town, excavation is limited, leaving much of Tazumal's full extent unknown. A small visitor center features a limited collection of artifacts from the site and others, but the real draw is the ruins themselves. Cultural heritage students from the local university often serve as guides, providing insights into the significance of the site. For those interested in history and archaeology, El Tazumal is a captivating destination worth exploring.

Santa Ana Volcano

Tour and Hike the Santa Ana Volcano region

El Salvador

Visitors to the Monkey Sanctuary Reserve can expect a unique and immersive encounter with resident spider monkeys. Home to a lively troop, the sanctuary offers guests the chance to witness these captivating primates up close. During the tour, you might even have the opportunity to hand-feed the monkeys, fostering a special connection with these intelligent creatures. A guided forest hike allows travelers to observe the monkeys in their habitat while learning about the sanctuary’s conservation efforts. This experience provides a rare chance to see these primates in their natural environment, creating lasting memories for nature enthusiasts.

San Salvador

Goodbyes and airport shuttle day