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Your own guide, your own vehicle, and an itinerary shaped entirely around you.
A family-paced six-day route through San Salvador, the colonial town of Suchitoto, El Salvador's three main Maya sites, and a hike up Santa Ana Volcano, finishing with beach time at El Tunco.
A shorter, family-friendly version of Voyzo's El Salvador routes, run entirely with a private English-speaking driver guide and SUV.
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.
Your private driver guide meets you at the airport and transfers you to your hotel in San Salvador.
A day trip to Suchitoto, El Salvador's best-preserved colonial town, before returning to San Salvador.
Visit all three of El Salvador's principal Maya sites in one day — the UNESCO-listed village of Joya de Cerén, the San Andrés ceremonial complex, and the Tazumal ruins — before continuing to Santa Ana.
A guided hike in Cerro Verde National Park to the crater rim of Santa Ana Volcano, El Salvador's tallest, before returning to San Salvador.
Leave San Salvador for the Pacific coast and the black-sand beach town of El Tunco.
A private transfer from El Tunco back to El Salvador International Airport for your onward flight.
The trip ends at Playa El Tunco with a private transfer back to El Salvador International Airport (SAL) for your departure flight.
A family-paced six-day route through San Salvador, the colonial town of Suchitoto, El Salvador's three main Maya sites, and a hike up Santa Ana Volcano, finishing with beach time at El Tunco. A shorter, family-friendly version of Voyzo's El Salvador routes, run entirely with a private English-speaking driver guide and SUV.
Santa Ana volcano, also known as Ilamatepec, is the high point of this family route, reaching 2,381 metres and the tallest peak in El Salvador. It is also an active volcano. It erupted on 1 October 2005, throwing rocks and a surge of boiling water from its crater lake and forcing the evacuation of roughly 2,000 people, the first eruption since 1904. Guided access today is managed with that history in mind.
The Maya sites give children something tangible to explore. Tazumal, in the town of Chalchuapa, was occupied for about a thousand years and was excavated and restored by archaeologist Stanley Boggs in the 1940s and 1950s, so you can climb around real stepped platforms. Joya de Cerén shows a farming village preserved under volcanic ash from around AD 600.
Ending the trip at a Pacific beach gives younger travellers some downtime after the volcano and ruins, a sensible shape for a six-day family pace.
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