Welcome to our curated guide of El Salvador 

El Salvador, nicknamed "The Land of Volcanoes," is a Central American country packed with diverse activities. If you’re considering extending your journey beyond the weekend festivities, Here's our suggested itinerary that weaves together cultural immersion, outdoor adventure, and relaxation.

San Salvador & Suchitoto

Begin your trip in the capital, San Salvador, where the city’s heartbeat resonates with the echoes of a volcanic past. Delve into its historical core, where the National Palace stands as a testament to time, the Metropolitan Cathedral rises in spiritual splendor & the El Rosario Church glistens with tiles that mimic the hues of the earth.
Just an hour’s drive will lead you to the charming colonial town Suchitoto, by Suchitlán Lake. Take a boat tour on the lake,  wander its cobblestone streets, and admire the colorful colonial architecture.

Surf City

Surf City is a vibrant surfing experience that highlights the country’s beautiful coastline. It’s divided into two circuits featuring popular spots like El Tunco, Punta Roca, and El Zonte in the central region, and Punta Mango and Las Flores in the east. Known for its world-class waves, great hotels, and lively atmosphere, it’s loved by locals and visitors. For a full-service experience, don’t miss Club Salvadoreño at El Sunzal. Whether you’re a seasoned surfer or a beginner, Surf City offers an unforgettable adventure.

 Playa Costa del Sol 

Playa Costa del Sol, a serene beach located in the La Paz department of El Salvador, is a coastal sanctuary that offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. With its golden sands and warm waters, this beach is a haven and a beautiful area to explore.

Just 38 miles (62 kilometers) from the capital city, San Salvador, and 17 miles (28 kilometers) from the International Airport, Playa Costa del Sol is easily accessible for those looking to soak up the sun from sunrise to sunset. 

For those seeking activities, Playa Costa del Sol does not disappoint. Guests can indulge in boat trips to the mangroves, fishing expeditions, or boogie/body boarding on the thrilling waves! The Jaltepeque estuary & nearby mangroves offer a chance to explore the rich biodiversity of the region.
Journey to Santa Ana, El Salvador's second-largest city, and marvel at the magnificent Santa Ana Cathedral, the largest in Central America. 

Explore the fascinating ancient world at Joya de Cerén, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This archaeological site, known as the ‘Pompeii of the Americas,’ offers a rare glimpse into a Mayan village buried by volcanic ash in 650 AD.

Santa Ana & Joya de Cerén

 Ruta de las Flores 

Ruta de las Flores is one of the most visited tourism destinations in El Salvador with its beautiful towns of Nahuizalco, Juayua, Apaneca and Ataco. Here, cobblestone streets are lined with colorful houses, and the air is rich with the aroma of Salvadoran coffee. In the nearby town of Juayúa, just a short drive away, you’ll find the enchanting Siete Cascadas—a series of seven waterfalls nestled in the lush jungle, offering a refreshing escape and a chance to connect with nature.
For those seeking a dash of adrenaline, Café Albania is a must-visit with its exhilarating rainbow slide and bike ziplines. And if you’re up for some off-road fun, rent a buggy and explore the scenic vistas at your own pace.