El Salvador Tourism
National Geographic Highlights Five Outdoor Hotspots Reinforcing El Salvador’s Rising Adventure Profile
El Salvador is shedding old perceptions. National Geographic highlights five places to enjoy the outdoors in El Salvador, where it finds raw landscapes, demanding trails, and coastlines shaped more by nature’s grit than by tourism’s polish. The magazine’s editors value … Read more
Las Pilas and La Olomina Waterfalls: The Ultimate Eco-Tourism Destination in Arambala Morazán
Las Pilas and La Olomina waterfalls are located deep in the mountains of Morazán. Here, the raw power of nature meets tranquility, offering visitors an unforgettable escape from the chaos of modern life. The waterfalls form part of the Sapo … Read more
Tourism Ministry Expands 2026 Budget by $17 Million to Strengthen El Salvador’s Tourism Growth
El Salvador’s tourism sector is poised for robust expansion. With more travelers choosing the country’s beaches, volcanoes, and colonial towns, the government is responding by significantly increasing investment for 2026. The Ministry of Tourism has increased its budget by $17 … Read more
Travel Without a Passport: The Three Countries Salvadorans Can Visit Using Only Their DUI
For Salvadorans eager to explore Central America, three nearby countries open their doors without requiring a passport. A simple National Identity Document, or DUI, is enough to board a plane and cross the borders. Since 2006, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, … Read more
Surf Tournaments in El Salvador: Showcasing World-Class Waves and Talent
The Surf Tournaments in El Salvador continue to bring attention to the country’s excellent surf spots, including Punta Roca, El Sunzal, and La Bocana, thereby strengthening the nation’s growing global reputation as a surfing powerhouse. The Surf City El Salvador … Read more
National Pupusa Day: Exploring the Heart of El Salvador’s Culinary Heritage
National Pupusa Day is a Salvadoran national holiday celebrated on the second Sunday in November. The National Day of Pupusas pays tribute to one of the country’s most beloved culinary treasures: the pupusa. This day is more than a simple … Read more
El Boqueron National Park: A Must-Visit Volcano Escape Just Minutes from El Salvador’s Capital
El Boquerón National Park sits atop the San Salvador volcano, just 23 kilometers from the historic center of the capital. It is a top tourist destination in the San Salvador metropolitan area. This protected reserve is home to rich biodiversity, … Read more