Walking around downtown San Salvador with one of our tour guides is the best way to explore the area, as we stop at the most important buildings in downtown we also get to show you the day by day of Salvadorans, talking about history and the nowadays El Salvador. Main Cathedral, National Palace, National Teather, El Rosario church are some of the most popular places to visit. Then we will stop at a local restaurant for you to have a taste Pupusas, our most popular national dish. After this we take you to visit El Boqueron national park located at the crater of the San Salvador volcano, awesome views, great weather and nature are the top things to enjoy in this place .

Includes pick up and drop off at your hotel or Airbnb in San Salvador or Santa Tecla. Will take you to the birding hotspots and will be your birdwatching guide. Ecoparque El Espino provides habitat for a diverse avian community, hosting approximately 221 bird species. It´s number sixth hotspot for birdwatching in El Salvador. Among the easily observable bird species are the Turquoise-browed Motmot, Lesson´s Motmot, Red-billed Pigeon, Berylline Hummingbird, White-throated Magpie-Jay, Squirrel Cuckoo, Gartered Trogon, Masked Tityra, Black-headed Saltator, Streak-backed Oriole, White-bellied Chachalaca and Collared Aracari. El Boqueron National Park, situated atop the dormant San Salvador Volcano at an elevation of 5,905 ft above sea level, features a prominent attraction: a crater measuring 3 miles in diameter and plunging 1,830 ft deep. It´s a good spot for regional endemics such as Bushy-crested Jay, Rufous Sabrewing, Cinnamon-bellied Flowerpiercer and Brown-backed Solitaire.

Make the most of your long layover in San Salvador by taking 4 hours to tour the city and visit the majestic volcano affectionately known as El Boquerón, or ‘Big Mouth.’ Get picked up from Monseñor Óscar Arnulfo Romero International Airport and driven into this intriguing city to enjoy the Metropolitan Cathedral and Salvador del Mundo Square, among other top attractions. From there, travel about 15 miles out of the city to gawk at the imposing volcano. You’ll be transported back to the airport in time to get your connecting flight. On route finish your adventure tasting a locally made pupusas at Olocuilta.

As a tour operator one of our specialties are volcanoes, our staff was born, raised and lived in this country, we know the volcano first hand since it was a non-visitable site, we are part of the history that surrounds it, today This is a national park, and our guides have a wide knowledge of the flora and fauna, we also have an excellent management of the travel times where we include strategic points so that the tourist enjoys the walk with panoramic views of other volcanoes that are in the ring of fire, we finish the tour in a cozy place where you can enjoy the typical Salvadoran dish Las pupusas, with a complete panoramic view of the city and Lake Ilopango cataloged by National Geographic as one of the most impressive lakes in America. our guides also have a wide vocabulary in the English language using technical words in all topics of conversation, culture, history, nature, etc.

1. The guest is expected with a sign at the airport or in the hotel loby. 2. It helps you with luggage to store it in the vehicle. 3. The necessary stops that the guest requests for food, or other needs are made. 4. The trip is in sedan with A / C. 5. It is left in its destination safe and sound.

Getting to know more of Salvadoran culture and tour our fantastic Historic Center in the city center of San Salvador, as well as the view of Boquerón Park and the colorful slide.