El Boquerón National Park Tours and Tickets

This was a good tour led by Rafael [Rafa]. It ended up being a bit longer than originally scheduled because 1) there was just sooo much traffic on the freeway between El Boqueron and Suchitoto, and 2) because Rafa made the trip personalized for me and the other person on the tour. I liked that. He made sure to point out the things we seemed interested in most. We starterd with the rainbow slide at Picnic Steak House. I saw this while I was researching things to do in El Salvador - and because the line for the slide can get really long, we did it first. We were the first ones to ride it that morning! That set off the tour in such a positive way. Then we explored the volcano and El Boquero National Park, which was lovely. Then we made our way to Suchitoto. We stopped at this awesome restaurant [Cafe 1800] that had an amazing view of Lake Suchitlan. The food was good and very inexpensive. Then we toured the city, and even got a nice watermelon ice cream. After that we went off to Downtown San Salvador and walked around listening to the music and watching the locals dance. It was amazing. I really did have a great tour. Thank you Rafa.

Our guide Rafael was excellent! Safe driver, very knowledgeable and entertaining. The country and Capital city are very underrated destinations and a worth a visit.

This was a very informative walking tour. Michelle our tour guide was great. The one thing that I would recommend is that the pupusa tasting happen in the city at a pupuseria, not at the Finca that we went to. for it. Now, the Finca was awesome (view from high on the volcano), and glad we got to enjoy it, but the place was packed and not one local there was eating pupusas. The menu looked great. We learned a lot.