Private Tour
Full Day Private Tour Flower Route and Coffee Route
Overview
Available languages
12 hours
Mobile ticket
On this tour you will learn about the coffee process in a roasting plant that is responsible for its production and export to different countries. You will also have direct contact with the local people in their daily life in the local market and you will see first-hand the making local crafts.
Additional Info
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Specialized infant seats are available
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
What‘s Included
Gourmet coffee tasting at El Carmen Estate.
Air-conditioned vehicle
The price of a breakfast ranges from $4 to $9 per person.
The price of a lunch varies between $9 to $17 per person.
What To Expect
Lago de Coatepeque
Our licensed guide will pick you up at the hotel and then you will go to the Los Pinos cooperative where you can enjoy a typical Salvadoran breakfast and enjoy a spectacular view of Lake Coatepeque and the Volcano Complex.
After breakfast we head to the El Carmen cooperative to learn about the coffee process from its plantation to packaging and export to different parts of the world. We finish this visit with a tasting of a delicious gourmet coffee.
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Full Day Private Tour Flower Route and Coffee Route
Reviews
2 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
A very enjoyable day on the Flower and Coffee Route in El Salvador!
Troy M,
Nov 18, 2025
- Review from Viator
5.00My driver/guide, Wilman communicated with me prior to the tour via WhatsApp, which was greatly appreciated. Pickup was on time and it began with breakfast (I had pupusas) at a restaurant overlooking beautiful lake Coatepeque. The next stop was at a coffee plantation, where I learned about how coffee is processed (I purchased some coffee beans to take back home) , followed by a visit to Ataco, a town on the flower route with colorful murals. There I was able to try chicha, a homemade fermented fruit drink. So tasty! I especially enjoyed the next stop in Juayúa, which has a food festival every weekend. Very lively and fun, with live music! Our final stop was in Nahuizalco, where we visited the town and I learned about the Nawat language and the persecution the indigenous people of El Salvador have experienced. My driver/guide, Wilman, was VERY friendly, a great conversationalist, and provided me with EXCELLENT information on El Salvador and the sites visited. I was so glad I had such a wonderful guide on this tour, and I had a great time! Highly recommended!
Best tour in El Salvador
maddalenah2025,
Mar 4, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00I had a great experience! The guys were very kind and knowledgable. We saw some beautiful sights and stunning scenery. Definitely would recommend to a friend!
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