The Back Roads of Santa Ana on Ebike

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The Back Roads of Santa Ana on Ebike

By Amazing Adventures

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3h 30m
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Overview

This ebike tour is Santa Ana's only relaxed, off-the-beaten-path ride: ~29 km on mostly quiet, peaceful streets and scenic countryside roads—majority low-traffic, far from the busy centre.

We zip through the vibrant historic centre (Parque Libertad) for a quick picturesque view and pick up a free permit for the historic Old Art School (available M-F), then explore:

The atmospheric ruins of the historic Old Art School
Charming back alleys and peaceful residential areas with stunning panoramic views

A fun, easy few-km dirt road section for that authentic countryside vibe (ebike-friendly, no technical challenges)

Ebikes make every climb effortless—you stay cool, comfortable, and refreshed by the breeze the whole way.

Ideal for an authentic, non-touristy Santa Ana adventure with easy riding, fresh air, and hidden gems.

We can stop at Sapoapa for a refreshing swim in its natural pools and cascades if anyone wants—just bring your swimming costume!”

Activity location

Parque Libertad
- Calle Pte 2a
- 2201, Santa Ana, El Salvador

Meeting/Redemption Point

Col Las Mercedes
- Santa Ana, Santa Ana Department, El Salvador

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The Back Roads of Santa Ana on Ebike

3h 30m
English

Travellers

Language options: English

Starting time: 9:30 AM

Price details

AU$56.47 x 1 AdultAU$56.47

Total

What's included, what's not

Ebike and helmet
Sapoapa pool
Permit to go to Old Art school
Bottle of water

Know before you book

Public transport options are available nearby
Not recommended for travellers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travellers
Not recommended for travellers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Activity itinerary

Oscar Alberto Quiteno Stadium (Pass by)

Estadio Óscar Alberto Quiteño (also known as Estadio Quiteño or simply "El Quiteño") is a historic multi-purpose stadium in Santa Ana, El Salvador, primarily used for football (football) matches. It serves as the home ground of Club Deportivo FAS (one of the country's most successful and popular teams) and has a capacity of about 17,500 spectators, making it the third-largest stadium in El Salvador. Originally opened in 1963 as Estadio Santaneco, it was renamed in 1977 to honour Óscar Alberto Quiteño, a beloved goalkeeper who tragically died during a friendly match. It's a central landmark in Santa Ana with a passionate local following.

Parque Libertad

Parque Libertad is the main square in Santa Ana, El Salvador. It's a compact, shaded central plaza with palm trees, benches, a central monument, and a bandstand. Surrounded by the impressive neo-Gothic Catedral de Santa Ana, the historic Teatro Municipal, City Hall, and other colonial buildings. It's the lively heart of the city—great for people-watching, events, and starting a walk around the historic centre.

Old Art School

The Old Art School (Antigua Escuela de Artes y Oficios "José Mariano Méndez") in Santa Ana, El Salvador, is a historic 19th-century building (originally from 1855, with major construction around 1908) that once served as the city's first school focused on arts and crafts. Now largely abandoned and in ruins, it features impressive colonial-style architecture with arched windows, colourful weathered walls, and atmospheric decay—popular among urban explorers and photographers for its eerie, photogenic charm. It's not an active museum or school, but a free-to-wander historic site near the city centre, often highlighted in travel guides and videos as a hidden gem of Santa Ana's heritage. Note: If we go there on a weekend I would have to get permit on working day M-F.

Parque Colon

Parque Colón is a small, historic public park in Santa Ana, El Salvador, located on the edge of the historic centre (near the Antigua Escuela de Artes y Oficios, on Calle José Mariano Méndez and Avenida Matías Delgado). Built roughly between 1900 and 1940, it has cultural value due to its proximity to the old arts and crafts school.

Sapoapa

25m
Admission ticket included

Sapoapa (also known as Parque Turístico Sapoapa or Balneario Sapoapa) is a popular natural recreational park and "spa" oasis in Santa Ana, El Salvador, featuring refreshing natural pools, streams, beautiful waterfalls/cascadas, and lush greenery at the base of Tecana Hill. If this is closed we can visit the Apanteos Pool nearby instead. Its name comes from Nahuatl, meaning "river of zapote trees," and it's a beloved local spot for families to swim, relax, and connect with nature—often called one of the city's most cherished hidden gems or balnearios.

Location

Activity location

Parque Libertad
- Calle Pte 2a
- 2201, Santa Ana, El Salvador

Meeting/Redemption Point

Col Las Mercedes
- Santa Ana, Santa Ana Department, El Salvador

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