Wedding Events
We are excited to invite you to stay with us a few extra days, so we can tour the country's most beautiful sites. Below are the trips we have selected and designed just for you. Dependent upon your interests, and your flexibility on length of stay, please provide us your feedback on the outtings that you would most like to share with us. Be it one or all, we are so looking forward to sharing these experiences with you.
Sunday, January 18, 2009 | Noon
Isla Tasajera
Costa Del Sol
We have planned an exciting boat-ride for you, on the "Fiesta del Sol", touring the estuaries near Tasajera Island. Enjoy music, drinks, snacks and fun surprises. It's time for a boat party, in case you didn't get enough partying the night before. This tour will be approximately 4 hours.
Costs are dependant upon the number of people in our party. With our current estimate of people who have expressed they would like to attend this tour, it will be about $40 per person.
************************************************************************************ NOTE THE CHANGES BELOW: Since we changed wedding venues to the Comfort Inn it no longer makes sense for us to meet as previously arranged at the Tesoro Beach Hotel *****************************************
Please meet us promptly at NOON in the Comfort Inn Hotel Resort Lobby.
Monday, January 19, 2009 | 8:45 a.m.
Coatepeque Lake & Mayan Site
City of Santa Ana
This tour will include a trip to the beautiful Mayan Ruins in El Salvador called las "Joyas de Ceren". The bus will take us to this site in the morning, this site is unique because many of the common living articles remained intact. The residents fled abruptly due to the eruption of Loma Caldera Volcano in the year 600 A.D. We will be at this historic site until 11 a.m. when we depart from there to Coatepeque Lake.
One of El Salvador's most beautiful natural wonders, this place is currently in the running to be voted as one of the world's new seven natural wonders.
Lake Coatepeque is a crater lake in the east part of the Coatepeque Caldera. At 26 sq. km, it is one of the largest lakes in El Salvador, and has hot springs near its shores. In the lake is the island of Teopan, which was a Mayan site of some importance.
Lunch will not be provided, but we will be taken to an open lunch at "Las Palmeras" restaurant about noon.
Here you have the options of renting jet skis, & boat rides.
Costs are dependant upon the number of people in our party. With current estimates, considering those that have expressed the would join us, cost is about $30.
If you are staying in a recommended hotel in the city of San Salvador, please meet us in your hotel's lobby. Otherwise, please make your way to one of these hotels by 8:45 a.m. to join the other guests.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009 | 8:00 a.m.
Ruta de las Flores
Apaneca, Nahuizalco, Juayua
This translates as "The Path of Flowers".
Leaving at 8 a.m. from lobby of our recommended hotels in San Salvador city, we will stop first at Nahuizalco, one of the oldest centers of indigenous El Salvador, founded and still inhabited by El Salvadors native Pipiles. This town will be a short walk through El Salvadors rich founding history.
Visit other mountain towns rich in history. This path of flowers reaches up to 4,500 feet above sea level. We will visit the Valley of Oranges where you can best appreciate the majesty of Izalco and Ilamatepec Volcanoes. We will also make short stops in Juayúa and Salcoatitan, small artesenal towns in which you may find a nice souvenir. El Salvador's most renowned coffee is grown in the town of Apaneca, you will have the chance to taste this national delight and visit the Museum of Coffee.
This trip will involve some light hiking/walking, wear comfy shoes, comfy clothes, and we'll bring plenty of water.
If you are staying in a recommended San Salvador hotel, please meet us in your hotel's lobby. Otherwise, please make your way to one of these hotels by 8:00 a.m. to join the other guests.
