Experience the natural beauty of the city of Suchitoto, which literally means “place of birds and flowers” in the Nahuat language. Home to classic colonial architecture, the town was a hub of the indigo industry, and was essential to that part of El Salvador´s economy. You´ll also visit the historic Santa Lucia Church; constructed in 1853, this chapel is one of the main attractions in Suchitoto and perfectly represents the history and character of this colonial town.
Don´t miss your opportunity to experience the culture of Suchitoto as you visit the House Museum of Don Alejandro Cotto: This well-loved landmark was constructed by and named for the famous artist, film director, and Salvadoran writer. Don Alejandro Cotto received the government´s highest honor, the "Hijo Meritísimo," Son of El Salvador Award, from the Legislative Assembly.
This tour also showcases the wide variety of natural beauty of the region, including Suchitlán Lake — enjoy all the flora and fauna in its natural element! This impressive artificial lake covers 84 square miles, making it officially the largest lake in the country. Enjoy a delicious local lunch after your full day of sightseeing!