Cerro Verde National Park and a Boat Ride on Lake Coatepeque. Cerro Verde National Park and Ferry Ride on Coatepeque Lake

Experience a day of perfect contrasts. Feel the cool breeze at over 2,000 meters (6,500 feet) above sea level at the Cerro Verde viewpoints, and in the afternoon, take a boat ride on majestic Lake Coatepeque.
Imagine starting your day by hiking through the mist of a lush cloud forest and ending it by feeling the warm breeze as you sail on one of the world's most beautiful lakes. On this 8-hour, 100% private experience, we will take you into the heart of Los Volcanes National Park. Designed for lovers of nature, breathtaking landscapes, and relaxation, this tour will allow you to connect with El Salvador's volcanic energy at your own pace, enjoying the comfort and premium service offered by El Salvador Turismo.
Cerro Verde National Park: A Hike Above the Clouds
Our adventure begins with a climb to 2,030 meters above sea level to reach Cerro Verde, a dormant volcano that nature has reclaimed, transforming it into a lush cloud forest. Accompanied by the song of the local birds, we will enjoy a gentle, refreshing hike along its nature trails. The cool climate and dense vegetation will envelop you as we make our way to the most impressive spots in the park: its panoramic viewpoints.

Viewpoints of Giants: Izalco and Santa Ana
From the top of Cerro Verde, you will have front-row seats to admire two colossi of nature. On one side is the majestic Santa Ana Volcano (Ilamatepec), the largest volcano in the country; on the other is the iconic Izalco Volcano, a perfect cone of black sand and rock that will take your breath away. Your expert guide will tell you the fascinating geological history of these giants as you capture postcard-worthy photos.

Lake Coatepeque: A volcanic paradise
After descending from the mountain, the landscape changes completely as you reach the shores of Lake Coatepeque. This body of water is actually a vast volcanic caldera surrounded by steep, green slopes. You will have free time to enjoy a delicious lunch on the lakeshore (with spectacular views) and, if you wish, to participate in optional water activities before embarking on our comfortable return journey to San Salvador.
Fun Facts for Travelers
The Lighthouse of the Pacific: During your hike, you will see the Izalco Volcano. This volcano was formed in 1770 and erupted almost continuously for nearly 200 years. Its lava glowed so brightly at night that boats on the ocean used it to orient themselves.
Water within fire: Lake Coatepeque is no ordinary lake; it was formed thousands of years ago after a series of mega eruptions that sank a group of volcanoes, creating the crater that now holds these crystal-clear waters.
Turquoise phenomenon: At certain times of the year, due to volcanic minerals and microalgae, the waters of Lake Coatepeque transform from their usual deep blue color to a brilliant turquoise. A breathtaking natural spectacle!

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Cette excursion peut être annulée sans frais jusqu'à : heures d'annulation avant le début du voyage. Si vous l'annulez après les heures d'annulation ou si vous ne vous présentez pas à l'excursion, le prix total de l'activité vous sera toujours facturé. Tout retard à la prise en charge ou au départ sera considéré comme un retard.