Here are links to our stories from El Salvador.
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The Best Maya Sites In North & Central Americas
As one of the first indigenous groups to settle in Mesoamerica, Mayas established many cities across a large territory. Today there is a large selection of Maya sites in Mexico and Central America where you can explore their wonderful pyramids, palaces and temples.
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Best Things To See And Do In Central America
When planning a trip to Central America, where you choose to go will depend on what you want to see and do. You can lie on a beach, dive in the ocean, climb volcanoes, or explore Mayan ruins and colonial towns, there are a lot of choices in Central America.
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Day Trips From Santa Ana, El Salvador
Set in the coffee-rich lands, between San Salvador and Guatemala, Santa Ana is a popular destination for travellers. From hiking to the top of an active volcano to exploring historic Mayan ruins, there are a few great spots to visit on a day trip from Santa Ana, El Salvador.
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How To Spend A Day In San Salvador
When visiting El Salvador, you will likely travel through its capital at least once. Instead of passing by without stopping, we think it is worthwhile to spend a day exploring San Salvador and area. vVsit the city’s downtown in the morning and Joya de Cerén Mayan archeological site in the afternoon.
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Visit Colonial Suchitoto In El Salvador
Between the view of Suchitlán Lake and the colourful homes in town, we couldn’t understand why there weren’t more foreign tourists in Suchitoto. In fact, we realized that we were almost the only foreigners in town. Hopefully this post will entice more people to visit the colonial town of Suchitoto in El Salvador.
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Ruta de las Flores – El Salvador
Ruta de las Flores (The Flower Route) connects a series of towns set on a high plateau. Blooms of wildflowers coat the area’s hills and valleys in a multitude of colours between November and February. The small, artisan towns with vibrant markets and frequent festivals that keep people coming throughout the year.
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El Tunco – El Salvador’s Surf City
Long waves shape into perfect curls along the shore of El Salvador’s Pacific coast. Surfers sit on their boards, waiting to catch a ride. The jewel of this surfing mecca is El Tunco. With three popular surf breaks just off its rocky shore, El Tunco is one of El Salvador’s most treasured surfing towns.
