El Salvador Tourism
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; it is a natural place that offers tourists a fun … Read more
6 Popular Family-Friendly Attractions in San Salvador.
Looking for some fun Family-friendly attractions in San Salvador? El Salvador is known for being the smallest country in Central America, but that’s exactly why it’s perfect for the family. All of the fun things to do are located nearby, in less than an hour’s drive. How do I know … Read more
San Sebastian El Salvador. Looms, hammocks, and textiles.
San Sebastian El Salvador is a small town well-known for its production of colorful looms, hammocks, and textiles. These local crafts have beautiful and unique designs with fantastic vivid colors; they are created by locals who have learned the craft-making process from previous generations. San Sebastian has many local shops … Read more
Tour companies in El Salvador.
The tour companies in El Salvador offer fantastic services to all types of visitors and to all the major touristic attractions in El Salvador; you can start on the coast near the airport and go all the way to the mountains near the Honduran border. El Salvador is a small … Read more
The Coffee Route in El Salvador. Enjoy a cup of local coffee.
The best coffee plantations in El Salvador are part of the El Salvador coffee route; these coffee farms are located within the top coffee-producing municipalities in the country. The best coffee beans in the country come from coffee farms found within this tourist route. Salvadoran coffee production is part of … Read more
Playa El Espino El Salvador. El Espino Beach in El Salvador
Playa El Espino in El Salvador is located in Jucuaran in the department of Usulutan; it is a beautiful beach with smooth white sand and a lengthy shoreline. El Espino beach sits in a natural protected area, part of the Jiquilisco Bay Ramsar Site. A Ramsar Site is a wetland … Read more
