El Salvador Tourism
Top 15 Things to Do in San Salvador: Explore the Capital’s Culture, History, and Natural Beauty
Looking for exciting things to do in San Salvador? El Salvador’s vibrant capital offers a dynamic mix of history, culture, and adventure—from bustling markets and colonial landmarks to modern art galleries and volcanic views. Start in the historic center, where … Read more
Los Chorros de la Calera Waterfall: Nature, Adventure, and Relaxation in Juayúa
Los Chorros de la Calera waterfall is one of Juayúa’s most natural attractions, a series of cascading waterfalls hidden among dense coffee plantations on the Ruta de las Flores. Located just outside the charming colonial town of Juayúa, this spot … Read more
El Salvador Welcomes 3 Million International Visitors, Eyes 4 Million by Year’s End
SANTA TECLA, El Salvador — El Salvador has surpassed 3 million international visitors thus far this year, Tourism Minister Morena Valdez announced, marking another milestone in the country’s fast-growing tourism recovery. The majority of travelers have come from the United … Read more
El Salvador Secures $65 Million Loan to Expand Surf City II and Modernize La Libertad’s Coast
The coastal transformation of La Libertad is moving into its next phase. Lawmakers on Monday approved a $65 million loan from the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) to fund Surf City II. The Legislative Assembly endorsed Opinion 142, … Read more
Chorizo Festival in Cojutepeque: A Celebration of Salvadoran Flavor
Few things capture the heart of Salvadoran identity like food—and few foods capture it better than the famous chorizo festival in Cojutepeque. Every December, this city in the department of Cuscatlán transforms into a lively hub of aroma, color, and … Read more
The Sapo River in Morazán: Nature, Peace, Eco-Tourism, and Preservation in El Salvador
Located in the mountains of Morazán, the Sapo River is one of El Salvador’s last untouched natural wonders—a turquoise sanctuary of waterfalls, wildlife, and peace that anchors the country’s growing eco-tourism network within the celebrated Ruta de la Paz. The … Read more
El Salvador Named Host of World Tourism Day 2026, Marking Historic First
LA LIBERTAD, El Salvador — El Salvador has been selected to host World Tourism Day in 2026, making it the first Central American country to host the industry’s most significant global commemoration. The announcement was made during the closing ceremony … Read more