From El Tunco: Mayan Route and Las Flores 

DAY 1:

Departure from Playa El Tunco

We will visit the San Salvador volcano, the closest to the city and the easiest to climb (approximately 410 steps), a beautiful sub-humid forest at 1893 meters above sea level, full of flora, birds and a perfect climate, almost all the year 19 ° C, later a panoramic view of La Lava of the last eruption of the San Salvador volcano in 1917.

To continue with the tour, we will move to Chalchuapa, a city renowned for its great history with our ancestors; First we will visit Casa Blanca, a very popular site for its great relationship with the indigo process and the use of obsidian, then we will move to Tazumal pyramid of the Olmec culture, second highest pyramid in El Salvador and the evidence further south east of This fascinating mother culture, to finish we will visit Coatepeque Lake, one of the most beautiful in El Salvador, this place competed to be one of the new 8 wonders of the modern world.

We will spend the night on the Route of Las Flores, remember that this is the land of treasures and presents.

Night in Ataco

DAY 2:

After having enjoyed an impressive view of Lake Coatepeque, we will visit beautiful villages on the beautiful Ruta de las Flores, towns like Nahuizalco with its typical market even with an indigenous presence, Juayua with its views and the famous black Christ of Santa Lucia, Apaneca with its windbreakers and I attack with our Coffee Tour in a benefit that has been operating since 1932, extremely fertile lands with the perfect height for coffee cultivation.

Extreme Option: In Apaneca you can embark on an adventure of pure adrenaline in the Canopy where you will glide between the vegetation and coffee crops, a perfect combination.

Return to Playa El Tunco

• All the transportation
• Entrances to the sites
• Coffee Tour
• Hotel
• Taxes and breakfast
• Professional tour guide (English and Spanish) 

• Lunch
• Dinner
• Tips

Reservations must be made in a minimum of 48 hours, preferably 72 hours before the tour. Cancellations must be made in writing (email), and with a minimum of 30 hours, the time to be taken into account is that of El Salvador (center standard time, CST).