Discover Finca San Francisco: Where Coffee, Nature, and Culture Meet
Panoramic view from Chinameca, with the valleys and mountains surrounding Finca San Francisco, coffee land of El Salvador.
A New Destination in Chinameca
Nestled in the highlands of Chinameca, San Miguel, Finca San Francisco is set to become a pioneering space for rural and sustainable tourism in eastern El Salvador. More than just a coffee farm, it’s a place where tradition, history, and nature come together to create unforgettable experiences.
Coffee, History, and Legacy
The Araniva family has cultivated coffee here since the 19th century, introducing innovative high-altitude farming techniques long before they became common. Visitors will be able to explore historic coffee fields, learn about traditional processes, and understand why coffee is such an essential part of the region’s identity.
Unique Experiences Await
The project combines comfort and adventure with experiences designed for all types of travelers:
🌄 Observation Tower – panoramic views for birdwatching and breathtaking landscapes.
⛺ Glamping – safari-style tents with all the comforts of modern living.
☕ Coffee Workshops – from bean to cup, learn every step of the process.
🌳 Eco Trails – guided hikes to natural lookouts surrounded by biodiversity.
Supporting the Local Community
Beyond tourism, the project aims to create opportunities for local families. Women and young people will receive training in hospitality, eco-tourism, and conservation. Artisans will also benefit by showcasing their traditional crafts to visitors.
Why Visit Finca San Francisco?
Ideal altitude (1,200 msnm) and a cool, humid climate perfect for coffee cultivation.
Rich biodiversity with native trees, orchids, and over 70 species of birds.
Proximity to natural wonders like thermal fumaroles “La Viejona” and “Los Hervederos”.
A sustainable approach that uses solar energy, eco-construction, and reforestation programs.
A Model for Sustainable Tourism
Finca San Francisco is more than a destination—it’s a vision. With glamping, eco-trails, coffee tours, and strong community participation, it positions itself as a leader in rural and cultural tourism in eastern El Salvador