El Salvador de paso

Guests are welcomed at the Anguiatú border crossing, where our adventure begins. We cross the border and head to Metapán, a colonial city steeped in history and traditions. You’ll explore the "white city," named for the abundance of lime covering its historic center. We’ll visit its colonial church and central park, both full of charm and local culture. After a fascinating tour, we continue our journey to Ahuachapán and arrive at the peaceful Hotel Termales de Santa Teresa, where you can relax and prepare for the next part of the journey. Overnight stay.

Start the day with a delicious breakfast before enjoying a full day of relaxation.



Immerse yourself in the volcanic hot springs and let nature surround you. Feel the therapeutic warmth of the waters as you're enveloped by lush scenery. How about a relaxing massage or a healing mud bath to rejuvenate your body? The day is yours to enjoy at your own pace, surrounded by an unmatched natural setting. Overnight stay.

After breakfast, we head to Chalchuapa, an ancient town founded by the Pokomam civilization in the 5th–6th centuries. You'll visit its colonial church before delving into history at the Tazumal archaeological site, one of the most important in El Salvador. Explore the majestic Mayan ruins and immerse yourself in their rich heritage. Then we’ll visit Casa Blanca, one of the earliest structures from the Preclassic period, where you can see how our ancestors lived. Finally, we arrive at the heroic city of Santa Ana, known for its impressive theater and majestic Gothic cathedral. Every moment of this day will make you feel like you're living history. Overnight stay.

Breakfast and departure to El Boquerón National Park, where you'll walk through a lush cloud forest. Inside the park, you'll discover a crater over 1,500 meters in diameter. Be amazed by the view of "Boqueroncito," the small crater, and explore this breathtaking natural setting.



Next, we head to Joya de Cerén, the most important Mayan archaeological site in the country, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. This site offers a perfect snapshot of daily life in a Mayan community.



We continue to the Volcanoes Complex, a 5,000-hectare area where four giants rise: Izalco Volcano, Santa Ana Volcano, Cerro Verde, and the majestic Lake Coatepeque. This lake, considered one of the natural wonders of the world, will surprise you with its beauty. We’ll take a walk through Cerro Verde, where nature will envelop you in its splendor. Return to San Salvador for rest. Overnight stay.

Breakfast and, late in the morning, transfer to the airport.