El Salvador Tourism


Nejapa El Salvador

Nejapa El Salvador: Home to the Thrilling Balls of Fire Festival


Nejapa El Salvador is famous for its traditional Balls of Fire festival, a unique celebration known worldwide. Nejapa is located in the department of San Salvador, about 17 kilometers from the San Salvador Historic District. Nejapa is a typical Salvadoran small town in El Salvador with a rich local history and … Read more

Lake Coatepeque El Salvador

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 Salvador is in an environmental emergency that will last 12 … Read more

Full Guide to Planning A Trip To El Salvador

How to Plan A Trip to El Salvador: A Full Guide


Thinking about hitting up El Salvador? I say, go for it! This little country packed a big punch in my travel heart with its volcanoes, beaches, and pupusas (oh, the pupusas!). But let’s be real, planning a trip here isn’t a walk in the park — especially with all the … Read more

El Salvador Tourism

El Salvador Among the Top 5 Best Performing Tourist Destinations Worldwide in 2023


The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) released its list of the best-performing destinations for 2023; El Salvador ranked fifth behind Turks and Caicos, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Albania. International tourism recovered 88% of pre-pandemic levels in 2023, supported by strong pent-up demand. Following a strong rebound in 2023, international tourism is … Read more

El Salvador Tourism

El Salvador Tourism: A Journey Through Pristine Beaches, Colorful Towns, and Enchanting Parks


Located in the heart of Central America on the Pacific Coast, El Salvador attracts travelers with its diverse landscapes, vibrant culture, pristine beaches, and warm hospitality. Despite its small size, the country has excellent beaches along the Pacific coast, such as El Tunco, El Zonte, and Las Flores. Also, the … Read more