Top Things to do in Ahuachapan
The 5 Best Tours in Ahuachapan, Ahuachapan Department
Discover the best top things to do in Ahuachapan, El Salvador including Tour El Imposible National Park Day Trip from San Salvador, Malacatiupan waterfall., Day Tour "Salto Malacatiupan Hotspring waterfalls" and Ataco colonial Village, 8-Day Trip in El Salvador: Essentials, Relaxing at the Hot Spring with our Thermas Tour .
1. Tour El Imposible National Park Day Trip from San Salvador
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Experience the natural wonders of El Salvador’s El Imposible National Park on this 10-hour private tour. Explore this verdant paradise with a knowledgeable, private guide, learning about the local wildlife and what makes this park so special. Your guide will fill you in on the local lore surrounding the infamous gorge the park is named after. Spend the day hiking its glorious trails, bird-watching, wading in the river and getting to know this beautiful region. This tour is private, ensuring that you’ll have the undivided attention of your guide.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Professional guide, Drinks
Exclusions: Gratuities, Lunch
Reviewed By gamblelisa
Well worth it - nice hike and beautiful volcano and views. It was very windy at the top and quite cold - bring an extra layer
2. Malacatiupan waterfall.
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
A special visit to a hot water waterfall, where you can take a swim, a big jump, and later visit two important archeological sites in the west of El Salvador.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, certified guide., Bottled water
Exclusions: Lunch
Reviewed By beckyg982
I didn’t know if this tour was fake or not but I got in contact with the main guide and it is real...and GREAT! I highly recommend this tour. I went with Alex and he brought his nice camera to take pictures at the top of Santa Ana. He is also very nice and knowledgeable.
3. Day Tour "Salto Malacatiupan Hotspring waterfalls" and Ataco colonial Village
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
El Salvador Positive Tours has designed this tour for travellers who love Nature, hotprings and colonial Villages .The Salto of Malacatiupan Waterfalls are unique in the country for being of thermal waters where you can relax outdoors. We will also visit the oldest Archaeological Site in the country and our expert guide will share with us all the history and details of the site. At the end we will visit Concepcion de Ataco, the coffee town par excellence of the famous "Ruta de las Flores".
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Bottled water
Exclusions: Lunch, Snacks
Reviewed By amilyo22
Awesome for expert climbers or if you want to challenge yourself how far you can go. With guides that are very helpful along the way like Francis and Danny your feel like your going up the volcano with friends. It is challenging but it was worth it for the adventure and the beautiful views and once your up there you feel like you conquered the world at least that’s what I felt ????
4. 8-Day Trip in El Salvador: Essentials
OVERVIEW Join our 8-day "El Salvador: Essentials Tour" to explore la Ruta de las Flores prior to arrival to the surfing hub of El Tunco, spending the last days enjoying the waves or swinging in a hammock on the beach. Situated between Guatemala and Honduras, El Salvador is often bypassed by travelers focused on other more famous Central American attractions. Despite this fact, the country has plenty of offerings to a curious visitor. Our journey starts in a beautiful capital city of San Salvador and leads to the whitewashed village of Suchitoto and further to ancient Mesoamerican ruins carefully hidden in the lush nature reserve of Ahuachapan. HIGHLIGHTS Get to know San Salvador. Go kayaking on the lake, take a boat tour with local fishermen or visit impressive waterfalls and caves in Suchitoto. Visit captivating UNESCO-declared ruins of Joya de Ceren. Relax in one of Ahuachapan's popular hot springs. Learn/practice surfing in El Tunco.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Transportation: private vehicle, Accommodation: 7x nights in conveniently located, locally-owned hotels/B&Bs/guesthouses, Service of a Tour Leader , Walking tours/orientation walks: San Salvador, Suchitoto, Ahuachapan, El Tunco, Activities/guided visits: Joya de Ceren & Tazumal; Suchitlan boat & Food Tour; Ahuachapan hot spring
Exclusions: Flights; airport pick-up & drop-off; travel insurance; personal expenses & tips
5. Relaxing at the Hot Spring with our Thermas Tour
Santa Teresa hot springs is a very unique place in the country which contains one of the biggets geyisers in Central America and its sulphuric waters run around the property that has over 20 pools, as you get into this pools you will instantly feel rejuvenated. as option you can get an awesome spa skin treatment and why not a nice massage!
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Private transportation, All Fees and Taxes
Exclusions: Lunch, Tips
Reviewed By Quest764245
Estefany was our tour guide for our 2day weekend getaway trip to El Salvador. Not only she was very professional, friendly, excellent bilingual and charming, her passion towards local El Salvador tourism was absolutely beautiful. We have learnt a lot about El Salvador thanks to her continuous efforts towards exploring and learning all about El Salvador, which we couldn’t have done so much in 2days if we weren’t on this tour! Packed and dense, we have done a LOT on this trip. I heard that all of their tours are private, which was great once again because my boyfriend and I are normally not the kind of people who would eagerly join a tour... We would rather explore and get lost and even enjoy that process. So, when I say we loved the tour, it didn’t come from anywhere easy (haha). Thank you Estefany once again, you guys were so kind and flexible to make all our requests/wishes come true! Local fruit stand, quick El Salvadorian snack purchase, finding the best El Salvador coffee and buying some beans to bring home, pitstop to a local shop where we could buy traditional El Salvadorian accessories and sweets as a souvenir, filling our crave to know anything and everything about El Salvador (sorry we asked you 10,000 questions), and more! Absolutely recommended. If you’re still wondering what to do, contact them and ask for a suggested plan or two, because they have so many options! :)
