The tour combines relaxed sailing around the Gulf of Fonseca with carefully selected stops so you can enjoy every moment without haste. It includes a visit to the natural hot springs of the Gulf, where you can relax and enjoy the surroundings, as well as panoramic views of several islands during the crossing. The experience culminates in free time in Isla Zacatillo, ideal for swimming, lounging on the beach or enjoying local food in its restaurant. The entire tour is accompanied by local guides with extensive knowledge of the area, who provide information, support and security, creating an authentic, organized and memorable experience for each traveler. In addition, the tour is designed for all types of travelers, from those who seek rest to those who want to explore and know the local culture, guaranteeing comfort, personalized attention and a pleasant atmosphere throughout the tour.
While cruising the Gulf of Fonseca, you will enjoy panoramic views of the bay and several islands in the surrounding area. The live guide will share information about the gulf, its natural importance and local life as you calmly travel the coast and canals between islands.
Gulf of Fonseca hot springs
At this stop you can enjoy the hot springs of the Gulf of Fonseca, an ideal natural area to relax. You will have time to immerse yourself, rest and enjoy the surroundings, while the guide guide guides you and allows you to make the most of this unique experience at sea.
Puerto de Cutuco, La Unión
During the sailing you will pass in front of the Port of Cutuco, one of the most important points of La Unión. From the boat you will be able to observe the port facilities and the maritime movement, while the guide shares information about their relevance to the region and local trade.
Panoramic view of the islands of the Gulf of Fonseca
During sailing you will enjoy panoramic views of several islands in the Gulf of Fonseca, appreciating their natural landscape and marine environment. The tour allows you to observe the islands from the water, take pictures and learn more about the area thanks to the explanations of the live guide.
Zacatillo Island, La Union, El Salvador.
In Isla Zacatillo you will have free time to enjoy at your own pace. Guests can relax on the beach, swim in the sea, walk on the island or, if desired, drink and drink at the local restaurant. It is the ideal time to rest, enjoy the natural environment and live a quiet and authentic experience in the Gulf of Fonseca.
Follow 1st East Street until you reach 7th Avenue North. There cross and you will find the Family Park. In the park area, ask for the point where the boats are located. There you will find the tour manager, who will welcome you and accompany you to start this experience.
No physical entry required. Staff will check the booking at the meeting point before boarding the boat.
El Salvador is a small but vibrant country in Central America known for its stunning volcanic landscapes, beautiful beaches, and rich Mayan heritage. It offers a unique blend of natural wonders, cultural sites, and adventure activities, making it a compelling destination for travelers seeking both relaxation and excitement.
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A scenic route through colorful colonial towns and lush coffee plantations, offering stunning views and cultural experiences.
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A thick corn tortilla stuffed with cheese, beans, or pork, served with curtido (a cabbage slaw).
Fried yuca (cassava) served with pork rinds and curtido.
A sandwich filled with turkey, vegetables, and mayonnaise, often eaten for breakfast.
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El Salvador has a reputation for high crime rates, but tourist areas are generally safe. Exercise caution, especially at night.
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Buses are the most common and affordable way to get around. They are often crowded and can be slow due to frequent stops.
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