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Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Copan Ruinas on a guided tour, Delve into the rich history of the Maya civilization as you visit this archaeological gem.
San Salvador
Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Copan Ruinas on a 2-day tour from San Salvador. See the extensive ruins, visit the museum, and explore the Rosalila tunnel.
Day 1:
Depart from the Inter Tours office or hotels in Zona Escalon, Zona Rosa, heading west. Cross the border from El Salvador to Honduras, arriving in Copan Ruinas in the mid-afternoon. Enjoy free time to explore the town of Copan Ruina on your own.
Day 2:
Start the day with a guided tour of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Copan Ruinas. The ruins are extensive, and a portion has been restored and can be visited. It was discovered by the Spanish and is admired for the high degree and details of its acropolis.
Enjoy free time to visit the museum or explore the Rosalila tunnel (additional fee). At the end of the visit, depart back to El Salvador, with a stop in Metapan for lunch (not included). Arrive in San Salvador around 5:00 PM.
Free cancellation
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Duration 2 days
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Live tour guide
Spanish, English
Pickup included
The guide will be at the lobby on time, you will recognize him for his shirt with the agency logo
Small group
Limited to 8 participants
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