La Bocana Surf Hotel - La Libertad, El Tunco. El Salvador

Surf Sunzal, La Bocana, Punta Roca, El Zonte and K59

Including:

• Airport pick up & drop off transfers.
• 3 half day tours in private vehicle with bilingual surfer guide in La Libertad
• Breakfast from our restaurant
• 1 sight seeing tour to Mayan temples
• City tour or volcano tour.

Surf Sunzal, La Bocana, Punta Roca, El Zonte, K59 and Mizata

Including:

Airport pick up & drop off transfers.

3 half day tours in private vehicle with bilingual surfer guide

3 full meals per day from our restaurant

1 sight seeing tour to Mayan temples

City tour or volcano tour.

Surf Las Flores and Punta Mango

Including:

• 4 nights of air conditioned room at Atlakamani Hotel
• Pool
• Cable TV
• Walking distance of Las Flores break
• Airport pick up & drop off transfers.
• 4 boat trips to Punta Mango
• 3 full meals per day
• Bilingual surfer guide

*NOTE: THIS TOUR INCLUDES HOTEL, IT IS A DIFFERENT HOTEL

Surf any break in La Libertad Area

Including:

• Wake up at Eco del Mar before sunrise and dawn patrol to nearby breaks of Punta Roca
• El Zonte or K59 for an early morning session depending on swell and weather conditions
• Hotel pickup/drop off.
• Half day tour (aprox. 6 hours) in private vehicle for each group with bilingual surfer guide.

• Conceptual Class
• Pool Paddling
• Sand Exercises
• Surfing Session (1 hour lesson)
• Includes Surfboard & Leash.

Visit the enchanting Finca El Carmen so you can learn all about coffee shrubs, growing, production and agro-forestry. Finca El Carmen produces special High Altitude Gourmet coffee, being located at 4,000 to 5,700 feet altitude. At El Carmen coffee mill, you will learn to describe each stage of the coffee production and explain how the “cherry” coffee bean is transformed into a “green” coffee for export to world-renowned companies like Starbucks and Holiday Inn. Afterwards, we head to Ataco, a nice mountain town, to have a delicious lunch at a local restaurant.

Duration: 6 hours

Our tour starts at Joya de Ceren which was declared world heritage by UNESCO in 1993 for being the only location in the whole Mayan culture where you can appreciate the day to day living styles of the popular pre-Columbian inhabitants. Than we take of to one of El Salvador’s Mayan ruins, San Andres which was inhabited by Maya between AD 600 and 900. There is nice small museum on site. We go back by the road going over the volcano of San Salvador (Quezaltepeque), we have lunch a Cafe Miranda (coffee plantation) and at last we visit El Boqueron, a volcanic crater of 45 meters high.

Duration: 7 hours

This route trough several towns in the mountain has been named for the abundant wildflowers growing everywhere. We start in Nahuizalco, an indigenous Pipil town; sometimes you still see some traditional clothing. We visit a craft studio for wooden furniture made by local artists. We will continue to Juayua, in the weekend you will visit the famous gastronomic foodfair, during the week we hike to Chorros de Calera, series of impressive waterfalls. We will have lunch at Santa Leticia. The last village we visit is Ataco, which produces colorful textiles.

On our way to Suchitoto we stop at Ilobasco, well known for it ceramics. Several shops have some amazing ceramic arts to bring home. Suchitoto is about 47 km north of San Salvador, full colonial buildings like the church on the main plaza, and cobblestone streets. You can check out several local art galleries during our tour trough the town. We will have lunch with a nice view over the lake. After lunch we will go for a boat trip on the lake to the Isla de los Pájaros (Bird Island) where varieties of migratory birds can be observed.

Perquin was headquarters of the guerrillas named FMLN during the war. You still find remaining like bunkers and bomb craters of the fascinating and traumatic history. We will visit the museum of the Revolution, simple overview by photos, posters and weapons of the civil war. On the way we pass the historic war site of El Mozote. We will have lunch at Perquin Lenca, a mountain village lodge. We will drive up to Rio Sapo, country’s cleanest river for a swim

Portezuelo’s Cloud Forest lets you enter the heights of Cerro Cuyanunzul. The Cloud Forest always feels fresh and exuberant. Its vegetation is usually made up of wild orquids, and evergreen trees. We offer tours that take you to the peak of Cerro Cuyanunsul through the cloud forest, which lasts between 2 to 2 .5 hours. The horse caretaker will always ride with the group as he knows all of the horses extremely well. We will have lunch in Juayua at one of the typical restaurants.

Duration: 6 hours

Experience a marvelous sensation of flying through the skies trough the coffee plantation on the volcano of El Boquerón. In a tour you will go over more than 2000 meters of cable and go through 14 platforms suspended in the tree tops with heights between 10 and 150 meters over the ground, this will give a doses of adventure and adrenaline! After the canopy we will take you to the crater of El Boqueron on the highest point of the volcano

Duration: 4 hours

El Imposible National Park is a tropical mountain forest and has an extraordinary variety of plants and animal life. We start in the mountain town of Tacuba. There are several tours you can take depending on your abilities. El Puente del Imposible: A hike in the middle of the park, to a bridge with spectacular views (5h) Hasta La luna : An unforgettable journey into the heart of Imposible, truly untouristed and off-the-beaten-track, and swim in a river and its many cascades (6h) Or to San Miguelito : Visit the Ruta del Cerro Leon, the farm and museum of SALVANATURA of San Miguelito and the Anganches Rivers (6h)

Duration: 9 hours

Cerro Verde National Park is an old volcano surrounded by the still smoking volcanoes Izalco and Santa Ana. We start at 11 o clock going up one of the volcanoes with a local guide. It takes about 4 hours to go up and down again. The park is also a bird sanctuary including emerald tucanets, jays, woodpeckers, motmots and 17 species of hummingbirds. You need good steady shoes for this tour!

Duration: 7 hours

Our city tour takes you to you the Historic Center with Iglesia el Rosario, Palacio Nacional, Teatro Nacional, and the Metropolitan Cathedral, where the remains of Monsignor Romero rest. From here we visit the Antropology Museum David J. Guzman with most archeological finds displayed and gives a good idea of El Salvadors history. From here we go to a little hand craft market. Than we go up to Los Planes de Renderos with a spectacular view of San Salvador. Try the local dish ‘Pupusas’ as they are the best ones!

Duration: 5 hours

We visit El Salvador’s second largest city. Santa Ana’s architecture is unmatched anywhere else in the country with highlights like the Santa Ana’s Neo- Gothic Cathedral, the Theater and the Palacio Municipal. We walk around to see the colonials houses around 4a C between 6a and 10a Av. We have lunch restaurant Alantigua, the restaurant is located in a restored house dating back to the late 1800s.

Duration: 5 hours