Cihuatan Rum Factory Tour + Archaeological Site + Suchitoto

Explore Cihuatan, the largest post-classical archaeological site in El Salvador, where the last pre-Hispanic civilization thrived. With your guide, uncover the history of the Pipil people, their rituals, ball courts, sacred temples, and walled city, along with fascinating artifacts in the site’s museum.

Next, visit Casa Cihuatan Rum, where you’ll dive into the craftsmanship behind Salvadoran rum. Learn about its origins, production process, and the cultural significance behind each bottle.

Finally, journey to Suchitoto, El Salvador’s quintessential colonial town. Wander its cobblestone streets, explore historic bars and restaurants that preserve colonial charm, and take in views of Suchitlán Reservoir, an artificial lake and migratory bird refuge. You’ll also discover the town’s historical role in exporting añil (natural indigo) and tobacco, two of El Salvador’s earliest trade goods.