Attractions

A trip to the small town of La Palma, El Salvador, is most likely a pilgrimage to experience the legacy of arguably Salvadoran art's most famous and impactful artist, Fernando Llort. Today, his influence on...

The Tazumal ruins offer a fascinating glimpse into the Mayan world and a chance to connect with the rich history of this Central American nation. As Mayan ruins go, the Tazumal archaeological site isn't a...

Imagine yourself standing atop a volcanic crater, the wind whipping through your hair as you gaze out at a stunning turquoise lake. Or perhaps picture yourself riding a wave on a black sand beach, the...

Imagine a country where the Pacific Ocean crashes against volcanic cliffs, where vibrant murals tell stories of resilience, and where the aroma of pupusas fills the air. That's El Salvador, a hidden gem in Central...

Imagine stepping back in time 1,400 years, to a thriving Mayan village frozen in a moment. No, this isn't a movie set or a theme park. This is Joya de Cerén Archaeological Park, El Salvador's...

Surf's up Dude! But is it really? In recent years there has been a lot of hype around surfing El Salvador, not least because of the government of El Salvador's 'Surf City' initiative to try...

Mayan ruins El Salvador? Mayan ruins probably aren't the first thing that comes to mind when you think about El Salvador. Sites like Chichen Itza in Mexico, Tikal in Guatemala, and Copán in Honduras tend...

El Salvador is a country with a steep history of seismic and volcanic phenomena that has created some fantastic natural attractions. Lake Ilopango is one such attraction but it's one that many tourists miss out...

There are 12 lakes and lagoons in El Salvador and anyone visiting the country should visit at least one. Lake Coatepeque, which means "Snake Mountain Lake" is one of the best, and it is located...