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Your own guide, your own vehicle, and an itinerary shaped entirely around you.
A five-day introduction to El Salvador, from the colorful coffee towns of the Ruta de las Flores to the Maya ruins at Tazumal and Joya de Cerén and the colonial streets of Suchitoto.
This route stays entirely within western and central El Salvador, running from San Salvador through the Ruta de las Flores and the country's Maya heritage sites to the colonial town of Suchitoto.
A private guide, driver, and vehicle for the entire trip, with hotels pre-arranged at every overnight stop — the pace and any optional stops can still be shaped around your group.
Arrival pickup at El Salvador International Airport (SAL), near Comalapa.
Arrive in El Salvador, the 'Land of Volcanoes,' and transfer by private vehicle to your hotel in the capital, San Salvador.
Travel the Ruta de las Flores, a mountain road linking colorful coffee-growing towns including Nahuizalco and Salcoatitán, before overnighting in the hillside town of Concepción de Ataco.
Visit Tazumal, El Salvador's largest and most prominent Maya ceremonial center, then continue to Joya de Cerén, the country's only UNESCO World Heritage Site, before driving on to the colonial town of Suchitoto.
A full day exploring Suchitoto, El Salvador's best-preserved colonial town, with its cobblestone streets, artisan workshops, and colonial-era buildings.
A private transfer from Suchitoto to El Salvador International Airport for your onward flight.
The trip ends in Suchitoto with a private transfer back to El Salvador International Airport (SAL) near Comalapa for your departure flight.
A five-day introduction to El Salvador, from the colorful coffee towns of the Ruta de las Flores to the Maya ruins at Tazumal and Joya de Cerén and the colonial streets of Suchitoto. This route stays entirely within western and central El Salvador, running from San Salvador through the Ruta de las Flores and the country's Maya heritage sites to the colonial town of Suchitoto.
The Ruta de las Flores is a roughly 35-kilometre mountain road that strings together five main towns: Nahuizalco, Salcoatitán, Apaneca, Ataco and Juayúa. Each has its own personality. Nahuizalco is known for its market and for baskets and furniture woven from tule reeds, Ataco for the murals painted across its houses, and Juayúa for a weekend food festival serving pupusas, yuca with chicharrón and tamales.
Joya de Cerén is the highlight for history lovers. A Maya farming village founded before the end of the 6th century, it was buried around AD 600 by an eruption of the nearby Loma Caldera under several metres of ash that fell in just a few hours. Because the ash was low-temperature and fell fast, houses, tools and storehouses were preserved. It was found by accident in 1976 during construction of grain silos and was inscribed by UNESCO in 1993.
Tazumal, in Chalchuapa, was occupied for roughly a thousand years and was excavated and restored by archaeologist Stanley Boggs in the 1940s and 1950s. Together the two sites show Maya life at two very different social levels: ceremonial center and farming village.
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