Tortuga Village Hotel – Costa del Sol, El Salvador
Tortuga Village Hotel is located in Costa del Sol on El Salvador’s Pacific coast, 45 minutes by car from San Salvador and only 25 minutes from the International Airport.
It is a boutique hotel for those who want to be in contact with nature, enjoy an exclusive atmosphere, taste excellent seafood and spend a pleasant time with family.
Tortuga Village is a beautiful place where all its original vegetation has been respected, natural materials have been used and biodegradable products are used for its maintenance, The 8 bungalows are made of organic teak and distributed around the swimming pool.
There are just eight bungalows and it is a very peaceful place. The Bungalows are made of wood (Organic Teak) and are around a pool for adults and children.
We try to provide our guests with a wide range of activities, from surfing classes for the whole family to volcano tours, all to insure your vacation will be an awesome one.
Tortuga Village activities include: access to boat trips, massages, horseback riding.
Accommodation at Tortuga Village is suitable for couples who wish to celebrate their honeymoon or anniversary to rooms for families of 5 members. All bungalows are two levels each, on the first level there is a living room, dining room, and a hammock and on the second level there are bedrooms with air conditioning, TV with cable, tub, shower, very comfortable beds and free wifi on the premises.
Tortuga Village also has a beautiful beach with umbrellas and a beach bar.
Amenities include: Cable TV, Internet, WiFi, Netflix (for bungalows 1 and 8), air conditioning, hot water, room service.
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