Are you or someone you know excited to live in El Salvador, but overwhelmed by all the unknowns? With Livin' Like a Local's Explore El Salvador tours, you can explore the opportunities El Salvador holds for you with a trusted local by your side. We'll help you be sure about El Salvador, then help you plan your next moves forward, and connect you with a network of trusted, dependable professionals who can help you achieve your dreams.
If you are concerned about diversifying your investment portfolio in an uncertain economy, or are looking for a home where you can trust in your country's principles, we hear you. We can show you the future you can create in El Salvador. Who do you know who needs to be more sure about El Salvador?
Packages We Offer
Do you love El Salvador, but have a partner who is less sure this country is for them? Are you considering moving to El Salvador, but don't know where you'll thrive most? Do you need dependable people you can trust to guide you through your transition to El Salvador? Then this investigative group tour is for you!
Day 1: Arrive in San Salvador
Day 2: San Salvador
Day 3: Santa Ana
Day 4: Ruta de las Flores
Day 5: Los Cóbanos
Day 6: Costa del Sol
Day 7: Fly Home or Explore on Your Own
Transportation
Lodging
All Meals
All Itinerary Activities
*Not Covered: Airfare to and from El Salvador, Tips for Local Guides, Alcoholic Beverages
Tour El Centro
Coffee Farm Tour
Santa Ana Volcano
Beach Resort Visit
Guided Community Real Estate Tours
Evening Presentations by Our Approved Professionals in Construction, Real Estate, Finance, Shipping, Healthcare, and Immigration
**Activity Itinerary Subject to Change Based on Availability
Payment Methods:
Cash, Bank deposit, Bitcoin with out any fee. For international transfers and PayPal add the transfer fee.
Yes, it is quickly becoming the safest country in the Americas. It's currently the safest country in Latin America. Any foreigner can feel safe and will love the freedom that the country offers.
Only if your country is listed as a G-1, 2 level country. You can ask us which list your country is on.
Primarily Spanish, but English is on the rise. We have a Spanish teacher at your disposal to make it easier for you to communicate with the locals.
US dollar and Bitcoin. We know that banks are a headache, but we can suggest which ATM is more appropriate, many government institutions accept bitcoin and the circulation of bitcoin is being sought in other places in El Salvador.
5) Can I use public transportation?
Yes, bus schedules and routes can be found online. The cost of the bus within the city can cost from $0.20 to $0.50, if you need to travel to another department of the country, the buses will not be more than $6.00 (longest distance) There is also a taxi service available, the Uber platform and another one called InDrive.
6) What is the cost of living?
Depending on the lifestyle, budget costs range from $1000 to $4000 per month. The cost of living also varies depending on your personal tastes. If you want the same amenities that you had in your country of origin, know that they will have an extra cost here. If you decide to live more relaxed without material stress, you will discover that you will connect better with society and with your neighbors. WE DO NOT RECOMMEND BRINGING YOUR HOUSEHOLDS ITEMS (high import taxes). Most things can be found in the country, unless they are especially made for you.
Delicious and particularly friendly for gluten or dairy-free diets. Pupusas are everywhere and you can find them with many ingredients. In supermarkets you can find many exported products. "Mercados" in downtown areas are often far cheaper than big supermarkets, with produce grown locally and picked when ripe.
8) What is El Salvador’s weather like?
Depending on location, El Salvador's weather is typically between 68 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit, or 20 to 30 degrees Celsius. The beach has a tropical climate with warm waters all year round. Its valleys have a tropical climate, and its mountainous area also has a very pleasant climate.
9) What words do I need to know before arriving in El Salvador?
Basic Spanish is helpful to ask for a baño (bathroom) or comida (food). We can give you the option of learning with an excellent online Spanish teacher. El Salvador is improving with teaching English in schools and including English signs, but the national language is Spanish.
10) Can I buy properties being a foreigner?
Yes, request a call with us and we will tell you how. And above all, we can advise you and ensure everything is in order for you.
11) What can I do in El Salvador?
Almost anything that doesn’t involve snow. You can have breakfast in front of a great volcano before taking a good walk, then go down to the city and have lunch in a top restaurant. In the afternoon you can go surfing on the beaches, and end at night watching the sun go down on the Pacific Ocean.