San Andrés Archaeological Park (Parque Arqueológico San Andrés) Travel Information - Activities, Tour and Experiences | Apr 2025
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San Andrés Archaeological Park (Parque Arqueológico San Andrés)
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El Salvador
Things to do near San Andrés Archaeological Park (Parque Arqueológico San Andrés)
Maya Route Tour | El Salvador Mayan Sites including Joya de Cerén
Immerse yourself in the heart of El Salvador’s rich Maya heritage with our Maya Route Tour, an adventure that takes you through some of the most breathtaking and historically significant sites in the country.
From $79.00
Full Day El Salvador Sunset and Cultural Tours
Embark on an unforgettable journey with our tour that combines ancient wonders and natural beauty! Discover two captivating archaeological sites steeped in history and mystery.
From $85.00
The best Full Day Combo Tour - Volcanoes, Lake & Mayan Sites
Dive into the heart of El Salvador with our Ultimate Full-Day Combo Tour, designed for those who seek the thrill of exploring diverse landscapes and rich history all in one unforgettable day.
From $99.00
2 Different Sightseeing in 1 Day Tour - Volcanoes Park and Two Mayan Sites.
Taking this tour you will experience the greatnes of the mayan civilization being at the most important archeological sites in El Salvador, San Andres and Tazumal.
From $99.00
Fullday El Salvador Archaeological Exploration & Indigo Workshop
Discover the mysteries and legacy of the Mayan world in El Salvador. Our team will take you to visit the most emblematic places of this culture, as well as the opportunity for you to visit the only Mayan village preserved in perfect condition, taste local gastronomy, buy sourvenirs made by the local artisans,and be witness of the best sunset on the top of a pyramid while you enjoy a tasty coffe from the farm we`ll visit.
From $100.00
2-Day Tour: Following The Maya Path and Copán Ruins
Visit two interesting Maya sites in Central America. Start with a visit to San Andres Archeological site, this Maya city was a large settlement and it is believed to be abandoned due to the explosion of a nearby volcano, habitated later by Pipil Indians, and part of a Spanish farm during the colonial era.
From $320.00