Visit the traditional town of Nahuizalco, known for its indigenous heritage and unique market. Here, you'll explore a colorful market brimming with exotic fruits and vegetables, some of which are only found in the surrounding hills — a real treat for curious travelers and food lovers.

Next stop is Juayúa, a charming town famous for its food festival and cool mountain air. You'll pause here for an immersive coffee tasting, where you'll learn about El Salvador's specialty coffee, explore different coffee varieties, and discover the art of brewing a coffee "metodo".

Tucked in the highlands, Apaneca is a peaceful village surrounded by lush coffee fields and cool mountain air. You'll stroll through its quiet streets, admire its lovely white church, and stop at local shops offering authentic “Made in El Salvador” handicrafts — perfect for souvenirs. This is also the ideal place to enjoy a traditional snack: try fried or boiled yuca, a local favorite often served with curtido and tomato sauce.

Tucked away in the mountains near Apaneca, Laguna Verde is a tranquil crater lake known for its striking greenish hue, caused by its volcanic minerals. Enjoy a gentle walk around the lake, soaking in the peaceful atmosphere and cool forest breeze. The area has a mystical feel, with local legends whispering tales of spirits and ancient rituals tied to the lake. It’s a place to pause, breathe, and connect with the hidden magic of El Salvador’s highlands.

Your final stop is in the vibrant village of Ataco, full of painted walls, artisanal shops, and local life. Walk around, take photos, shop, or relax with another cup of local brew before heading back to your hotel.