Quezaltepeque, which translates to Cerro de los Quetzales, is its name in Nahuat. This volcano is simple to climb because it has indicated pathways, steps with safety railings, and 4 viewpoints where you can take a little break to take the breathtaking scenery. This stunning volcano rises more than 1800 metres above sea level, and El Boqueron, a massive crater with a diameter of 1.5 kilometres and a depth of 558 metres, is its main draw. Another oddity is that El Boqueroncito, a smaller crater, is located inside the enormous El Boqueron crater. You can also take in the breathtaking views of the volcano's craters and learn about the local flora and fauna, including decorative plants like "Cartuchos," hydrangeas, begonias, and others, as well as armadillos, raccoons, deer, foxes, and other animals. El Boquerón is a protected place with a cool mild environment all year long. However, we advise wearing a jumper because the wind increases at higher levels.

Coffee plantation: Another part of our tour will be to visit a coffee plantation. El Salvador is an excellent producer of high-quality coffee due to a large number of volcanoes in its territory. These provide a great amount of minerals and nutrients to the soil.

We will then make a stop for our lunch. We will visit a restaurant specialising in traditional Salvadoran dishes.

We will be pleased to arrange a stop for you to make your purchases if you would want to include a visit to buy handicrafts. To help us remember the history, culture, and unique experiences of the destinations we visit, it is always a good idea to bring home a tiny souvenir.

The last part of the tour will be to take you back to your hotel in San Salvador. We bet you will have an amazing day in this breathtaking location!