El Boquerón National Park Tours and Tickets

Step outside of San Salvador and you’ll see that there are dozens of nature preserves and colorful towns to explore in El Salvador. This day trip from the capital city highlights two popular attractions nearby. First, you’ll visit the San Salvador volcano, which is one of the most accessible in the country. Simply take a walk along a trail and you’ll reach the crater in a matter of minutes. Then, you’ll visit Suchitoto, a well-preserved town known for its culture.

Don't spend your layover in El Salvador feeling bored in the airport—see the highlights of San Salvador and its surrounds even in limited time during a small-group tour that reveals both top city sights and natural attractions. Plus, you'll be picked up directly at the airport, so you won't have to worry about navigating public transport.

Combine two of El Salvador’s top attractions without having to worry about booking each activity separately on a full-day tour of El Boquerón National Park and San Salvador. Get an intimate glimpse of the capital city as you explore on foot, before getting panoramic views of the natural landscapes from the crater of a volcano.

We have the most friendly tour guides in the country with a lot of knowledge, what a better way to spend a couple hours in a country than visiting its historical center and one of the most visited national parks in the country, El Boqueron national park in where you enjoy of being able to be very close to the crater of San Salvador volcano, enjoy spectacular views of the city and awesome weather Also on our way back to the airport we take you to have a taste of our most popular national dish Pupusas!

Many travelers find it difficult to get an overview of a new city, especially one as large and historic as San Salvador. This tour provides a great way to see the main sights of the city known widely as the capital of Central America and to learn about its history and culture. The Real City Tour San Salvador takes visitors on a tour of the historic centre of the city, as well as the Boqueron National Park and the Rainbow Slide.

Explore the highlights of the city with a native guide of San Salvador. Visit major historical spots, main avenues, commercial and residential districts, sightseeing landmarks and monuments that commemorate relevant historical figures and events. Many public buildings in El Centro were made during years of splendor of coffee exports, with a mix of architectural styles. Since the recent renovation Downtown is nicer and safer than ever to walk. Many businesses are boosting up and it has become "the place to be". Walk the streets learning details of events that occurred on this very place over almost 500 years of history and the people that took part in it. From colony to Independence. From the Federation to the Coffee Republic. From military regimes to democracy. From repressions to big celebrations and presidential inaugurations. On the afternoon visit a local market (you can have lunch here) followed by a walk in the cloud forest at El Boquerón Nat. Park, on San Salvador volcano.

Escape the hustle and bustle of busy San Salvador on this 4-hour trip to the peaceful oases of the Botanical Gardens La Laguna and Boquerón National Park. Admire the more than 3,500 species of plants, both exotic and local, that thrive in this beautiful reserve set inside an extinct lagoon. Then climb by vehicle to the 6,200-foot (1,800-meter) summit of San Salvador Volcano, where you’ll enjoy the fresh air and beautiful scenery of Boquerón National Park. Your trip also includes a guide, entrance fees and round-trip hotel transport.

If you’ve never been to El Salvador before, prioritizing the sites and attractions to see in a week can be a difficult task. Leave the planning to an expert on a hassle-free, private 7-day tour that covers the best of the country even in limited time. You’ll visit Mayan ruins, surf spots, volcanoes, lakes, charming towns, and more, without having to worry about arranging a thing.

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.

Journey to the capitol city of El Salvador during this city and volcano tour, including round-trip transport from select hotels. First, explore the city with a guide who knows the best and safest ways around, and see San Salvador Cathedral, Iglesia El Rosario, Plaza Libertad, and the National Palace. Then travel to San Salvador volcano, and stroll the streets of Santa Tecla.

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.

See San Salvador highlights on a half-day tour of the city’s handicraft market, historic old center, and landmarks, as well as the San Salvador volcano, which last erupted a century ago. This 4.5-hour tour includes pickup and drop-off at your hotel or port in San Salvador and all entrance fees, and both morning and afternoon departures are available.