Top Experiences in Suchitoto
La Ruta Travels
Private Guided Walk to Cinquera and Suchitoto
USD 225
Discover the history of the past civil war in El Salvador in the voice of one of its protagonists and in the place of the events, the historic forest of Cinquera.
Enjoy a good cup of traditional coffee at one of the emblematic sites of the city of Suchitoto, Grandmother's House, and learn about one of the best preserved colonial-style cities on this guided tour of the city.
Enjoy a good cup of traditional coffee at one of the emblematic sites of the city of Suchitoto, Grandmother's House, and learn about one of the best preserved colonial-style cities on this guided tour of the city.
Salvadorean Tours
Suchitoto Full-Day Tour from San Salvador
USD 65
Discover El Salvador's cultural capital with a professional guide on this day trip from San Salvador. Enjoy a different pace of life in Suchitoto, known for its charming cobblestone streets, art galleries, craft shops and colonial houses. Visit Santa Lucia Church — the town's top attraction and one of the finest churches in the region — as well as the local theater and marketplace.
Eco Tours Petate
Combo Tour: Archeology in Cihuatan + Suchitoto Best Preserved Colonial Town.
USD 92.21
In this tour we will visit two destinations and we will have the mezca of Archeology, History, Nature and colonial town.
Cihuatan, is the most extensive archaeological site and one of the best restored, you will be guided by its ball games, by the main square, you will be able to climb the main pyramid, you will understand why it is called: The place next to the woman.
Suchitoto is the best preserved colonial town, which for some reason its soil has allowed most of its houses to remain intact for more than 250 years despite being in a volcanic land affected by earthquakes.
Cihuatan, is the most extensive archaeological site and one of the best restored, you will be guided by its ball games, by the main square, you will be able to climb the main pyramid, you will understand why it is called: The place next to the woman.
Suchitoto is the best preserved colonial town, which for some reason its soil has allowed most of its houses to remain intact for more than 250 years despite being in a volcanic land affected by earthquakes.
My Experience with Nature
Exploring Suchitoto
USD 205
Exploring Suchitoto
First, we will visit the Los Tercios waterfall with a beautiful view of Lake Suchitlan, where you will learn a bit about the history of how the lake was created in 1973. Then we'll head to the indigo workshop at Pájaro Flor, a place where you'll hear about the history of indigo in Suchitoto. You can take a dyeing class for an extra cost; The tour only includes a demonstration. Next, we'll visit the Center for Arts for Peace, a place where music courses are taught to young people to prevent violence. The place also has a museum and many beautiful artworks. Then we'll move on to San Martín Park, a site that has been renovated in recent years with a view of Lake Suchitlan. After that, we'll visit Santa Lucía Church and the central park. Lunch is optional at any of the restaurants in Suchitoto. In the afternoon, we'll visit the Alejandro Coto Museum, a very nice place full of history and art. The boat tour is optional. We'll finish the tour and return to San Salvador.
First, we will visit the Los Tercios waterfall with a beautiful view of Lake Suchitlan, where you will learn a bit about the history of how the lake was created in 1973. Then we'll head to the indigo workshop at Pájaro Flor, a place where you'll hear about the history of indigo in Suchitoto. You can take a dyeing class for an extra cost; The tour only includes a demonstration. Next, we'll visit the Center for Arts for Peace, a place where music courses are taught to young people to prevent violence. The place also has a museum and many beautiful artworks. Then we'll move on to San Martín Park, a site that has been renovated in recent years with a view of Lake Suchitlan. After that, we'll visit Santa Lucía Church and the central park. Lunch is optional at any of the restaurants in Suchitoto. In the afternoon, we'll visit the Alejandro Coto Museum, a very nice place full of history and art. The boat tour is optional. We'll finish the tour and return to San Salvador.