Parks-Volcanoes-Lakes
Cerro Verde National Park El Salvador: Explore the Los Volcanoes Complex Natural Beauty
The Cerro Verde National Park in El Salvador is a breathtaking natural area with three iconic volcanoes: Izalco, Santa Ana, and Cerro Verde. This protected national park, also known as the volcanoes complex, offers visitors a glimpse into El Salvador’s … Read more
Cerro Verde Volcano: A Key Stop on El Salvador’s Volcano Complex Tourist Route
When most travelers think about El Salvador’s volcanoes, their minds leap to Santa Ana’s smoking crater or Izalco’s perfect cone. But hidden in plain sight is Cerro Verde Volcano, a sleeping giant that has long since gone extinct, yet continues … Read more
Los Chorros Recreational Park in El Salvador: A Must-Visit Natural Water Park for Family Fun
Imagine a place where cool, clear water flows from the mountains, creating pools perfect for swimming and playing. Welcome to Los Chorros Recreational Park or “Parque Recreativo Los Chorros,” a magical spot in El Salvador where nature and fun come … Read more
Explore Ichanmichen Recreational Park: A Natural Escape in Zacatecoluca, El Salvador
Ichanmichen Recreational Park is a Salvadoran natural park run by the Salvadoran Tourism Institute (ISTU). Ichanmichen offers visitors a unique park built around natural freshwater springs that blend perfectly with nature, culture, and recreation. This 49-acre park combines natural landscapes, … Read more
Lake Coatepeque: Beautiful Volcanic Caldera in El Salvador
Lake Coatepeque in El Salvador is a volcanic caldera created over time by fierce volcanic eruptions; it is in the El Congo district in the Santa Ana east municipality, west of the Capital City, San Salvador. Lake Coatepeque in El … Read more
Exploring Volcanoes in El Salvador: A Journey Through the Land of Volcanoes
The volcanoes in El Salvador range from towering stratovolcanoes such as Izalco, Santa Ana, San Vicente, and Chaparrastique to eroded volcanoes resembling a mountain such as Guazapa and Cerro Verde. El Salvador is called the land of volcanoes because it … Read more
Apastepeque Lagoon El Salvador. A Tourist Treasure Worth Seeing
The Apastepeque Lagoon is in the north-central part of the Department of San Vicente in the Santa Clara municipality, about 63 kilometers from the capital city and 65 kilometers from the international airport. The Apastepeque lagoon is of volcanic origin; … Read more
