Suchitoto Magic - We loved this tour. Great value. Alfredo Diaz was our guide. He was super passionate, helpful, and friendly. Definitely recommend Alfredo and this tour to everyone!!!!

Suchitoto - A visit to Suchitoto is a must-see!! A colonial city with a lot of history and culture. We were there with the local company and with driver Léo and guide Stanley, and the experience couldn’t have been better. We visited the city, the museum and went to a local añil workshop. An amazing tour with wonderful people!!

Unforgettable Day Trip to Suchitoto and San Salvador - This was our first trip to San Salvador and I wanted a tour that also includes something outside the big city. Suchitoto actually became the highlight of our short trip to El Salvador: a very colonial town with a very pretty church and an amazing lunch at Casa 1800 with its fantastic view of the lake. Traffic in San Salvador is insane but we managed to see the highlights of the historic city center. Thanks to Adonis Gamez who was our guide/driver - he provided a safe journey and imparted knowledge about his country and the places we were visiting. Highly recommend!

Suchitoto , handicrafts and lake - It was a visit to Suchitoto, a very nice town, it is to go in family plan, enjoy local food, enter craft shops, local posts, nearby there is a lake, walk through its alleys and take many photos. Our guide was Alfredo and attended us very well, always attentive and friendly.

Five perfect full day tours In El Salvador. - We a group of 4 people from Belgium like to thank Salvadorean tours for the perfect, flexibel and kind planning in consultation with us, filling in and carrying out of the 5 partly private and partly group full day tours. Mayra and Eduardo in the office, Miguel Cornejo our guide and George the driver you are all very capable, nice and gentle and flexible people who did a perfect job for us. We enjoyed it very much. Thanks again for our great stay in El Salvador. Kathleen, Bert, Frans en Nico. Nico Gijsen, Lanaken Belgium.

An exceptional guide to discover the real El Salvador - I did the Suchitoto and San Salvador tour with Alfredo Díaz, and he was an outstanding guide. You can tell he truly knows and loves his country — every story, detail, and stop came to life through his explanations. Super professional, friendly, and patient. I learned so much and had a great time — 100% recommended!

Suchitoto and San Salvador - Excellent excursion where two city manificas are combined. Our guide Alfredo Diaz was an excellent resource for his knowledge of both cities

Highly recommended - My guide was Alfredo Díaz, really super recommended, the tour was very nice and interesting, but I would like to highlight the kindness and good vibe of our guide, at all times answering our doubts and sharing valuable data and information that made the tour even more enriching and the Visit. Really appreciate it! Totally worth taking this tour 💯

The Best of Colonial El Salvador - Alfredo Diaz was an amazing tour guide who not only knew the areas but was very helpful with other questions and requests!

This is a good... - This is a good introduction to the north of El Salvador and the Centro Histórico of San Salvador. We were a small group of 5 total, driven by Omar and guided by Adonis. There was a lot of construction in Suchi which made it a little difficult to walk around the city and see it at its best. Only after the tour did I re-review the itinerary and realize that we did not stop by Casa 1800, which is even mentioned in Lonely planet for its view of the lake. We were only able to see a sliver of the lake from the city. I don’t know if this was due to time constraints but I would have preferred getting the view of the lake instead of the 25 minutes free time in Suchi. After driving back to San Salvador, there was free time for lunch, followed by a tour of the centro histórico. We were about to leave the cathedral when I asked about visiting the crypt, where Oscar Romero is interred. After the tour, I realized that we did not go to Iglesia El Rosario - I ended up going on my own the next day. This is a beautiful and unique church, so it was a disappointment not to have gone in the tour. I’m not sure why it was excluded; we spent more time than necessary at the library and could easily have used the time to walk the few blocks over to the church. There was quite a bit of traffic getting around all day as the tour was on a Friday, so bring your patience, water, and good walking shoes.