• Parque Arqueológico Cihuatán - Cihuatán - This ancient pre-Hispanic city emerged following the Mayan decline. Its architectural and ceramic material culture suggests potential connections with ethnic groups from central Mexico. Visitors can explore the Ceremonial Center, a walled area featuring the main pyramid, central square, circular temple, and two ballgame courts, experiencing the vibrant energy of a city that thrived between 900 and 1,200 AD.
• Suchitoto - Suchitoto - A charming city rich in natural, cultural, and historical colonial and republican heritage. Just a few kilometers from the urban center lie the remnants of the first San Salvador villa from 1528. Today, it is a tourist destination that transports visitors to this ancient era. Enjoy its natural beauty, cobblestone streets, architecture, art, and local cuisine. The indigo culture is evident in the artisans’ work, showcasing their skills with indigo-dyed products.

Admission to Suchitoto and visits to the square, church, shops, and restaurants are free of charge.

• Casa Museo Alejandro Cotto - “The Alejandro Cotto House of Memories” is a heritage site in the city, preserving the documentary legacy and assets of filmmaker, writer, and cultural manager Alejandro Cotto. It houses a collection of imagery and religious objects over 300 years old, colonial furniture, national and international artworks, historical photographs, letters, documents, manuscripts, an audio library, and a library, all of significant local and national importance, as described by its founder.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Professional Guide Anthropologist
• Entrance fees
• Pick-up and drop-off at the hotel in the metropolitan area defined on the route

• Meals
• Lunch

Experience El Salvador in a distinctive and memorable manner. Travel in comfort with private transportation and enjoy customized tours led by a knowledgeable anthropologist. This tour offers an opportunity to delve into the vibrant culture, history, traditions, and natural beauty of the country, providing an experience where each moment unveils the true spirit of El Salvador. Explore the archaeological site of Cihuatán, the colonial city of Suchitoto with its rich history, and understand the significance of indigo in the economic growth of El Salvador. Additionally, uncover the intriguing myths surrounding the Los Tercios waterfall, making this adventure a genuine life journey that bridges the past and present. It’s more than just travel; it’s a journey of discovery!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.