Located in the heart of downtown San Salvador, this museum offers the nation’s most comprehensive exhibition of Salvadoran history. With five exhibit halls, space for temporary displays and artists’ showcases, MUNA serves as a pillar of El Salvador’s effort towards cultural preservation. The current temporary exhibit explores the legacy of the last significant eruption of the San Salvador Volcano a hundred years ago, in 1917. Seismic activity and its effects on all aspects of daily life is an important reoccurring theme in the historical narrative that this museum presents.

On the outskirts of the capital, 23 kilometres (14 miles) from downtown, El Boqueron National Park is a natural haven rising 1,800 metres (5,900 feet) above the jungle. It's popular for visitors who want to get to know the natural areas near San Salvador, and there are a number of routes you can take through the park. They all lead to the same destination, though: an inactive but still impressive volcanic crater more than 5 km (3 miles) across. And there's actually a smaller caldera within the larger one, called el boqueroncito.

The most Historical place of El Salvador is the historical center, here you wil see our National Palace, Rosario Churche, The metropolitan Catheral , National Theater, Saint Romero's mausolum and more. With your local expert you will discover the salvadorean history and their costums .

Mayan Culture is so important for Central America people, in this place you will learn about daily life of Mayas and many customs and traditions of them

The most bautiful lake of El Salvador with 26 km square. You can do optional Kayaking, ride boat etc.

The Volcanic Complex or Cerro Verde National Park is a santuary for nature, here you can find animals, flowers, volcanoes, and salvadorean people enjoying a beautiful day. Here we make a walk thru the forest with our local guide.

Tazumal is an archaelogical site, located in Chalchuapa, this city is well known because their eviden of the pre hispanic civilization, Olmecs,Mayas and Toltecs. Your Guide will give a tour in Tazumal .

Nahuizalco is an indiginous village, the main economic product of this people are crafts made of vegetable fiber , the market is very popular cause its people and products.

​In the mountainous landscape of Ahuachapan in the west side of the country, just a hour away from Santa Ana City, you will find the colonial small town of Ataco. Nestled in a spacious coffee plantation area, and filled with a fresh mountain scenery, you will find here a colorful and hospitable ambience. Fell free to explore the surroundings, taste a cup of fresh local coffee and enjoy the fresh air. In this town you will do a coffee tour at El Carmen State.

Juayua town, is popular for its street food festival durind the weakends, also you will have the opportunity to visiti the chatolic temple in honor to jesus christ black.

Termales de Santa Teresa is a resort where you can have a relaxing time in its natural volcanic hotspring . ( there are extra activities as spa, sauna, japanesse massage, etc with an extra cost)

Suchitoto is the colonial city par excellence of El Salvador, its cobbled streets, colonial architecture give you an incredible postcard, here we can perform many activities, such as the indigo workshop and extra cost activities as Ride boat at Suchitlan Lake .

This is an Archaelogical Site of the Post Classic period. The Pipiles is the ethnic that used to live in this place. There are many remains of this people, such as : Ball court, Temples, Figures etc

Mirador Espiritu de la Montaña is located in Conchagua volcano, from that point you see. an espectacular view of Fonsecas Gulf. more than 30 islands.

Malecon of La Libertad is perfect place to experience the fishing market of El Salvador, Artesanal Pier.

El Tunco Beeach popular for its surfing spots and bitcoin area, this beach is perfect for walking, eating great seafood and take pictures

we end your experience with airport transfer. Thank you so much!