If you only visit San Andrés ruins, don't go. But as part of a day trip to visit Joya de Cerén , then is a goof option. Not spectacular and very feew buildings are aible to see, but is part of the history and i...More

I had visited the Joya de ceren prior, definitely recommend seeing both. They're fairly close by and compliment each other well. This is a beautiful are to visit with great information about mesoamerican history. I went during a school field trip day. A little noisy...More

We went to Joya de Ceren earlier that day (and had been to Casa Blanca and Tazumal the day before), so we were well prepared for this visit, but according to us it´s the least interesting of the four sites. The obraje de añil was...More

Visited this site as part of an Overseas Adventure Travel (OAT) tour package. Fortunately we had a bilingual guide to explain everything to us. If you don't already have a good knowledge of the Mayans and/or have a knowledgeable guide you might miss a lot...More

This was a very nice and quite place to visit. There was not crowd when we went. It has a really nice outdoors setting. Loved the fact one can walk around around ancient Maya ceremonial and administrative buildings.

This site is not far from Joya de Ceren, so by all means plan to visit both places even if your time is short. This is a ceremonial center; it was used off and on over centuries,at times temporarily abandoned due to major volcanic activity....More

I agree that this place is not as big or impressive as Tazumal but this is 30-40 minutes away from the city while Tezumal is a good 2 hours 15 minutes away from the city (taking as point of reference the Intercontinental Hotel in San...More