Bahía de Jiquilisco
Usulután Oeste. Explore the largest mangrove forest in El Salvador at Jiquilisco Bay in Usulután. This pristine sanctuary also shelters the largest population of seabirds in the country, including many endangered species.
Usulután Oeste. Explore the largest mangrove forest in El Salvador at Jiquilisco Bay in Usulután. This pristine sanctuary also shelters the largest population of seabirds in the country, including many endangered species.
La Unión Sur. Located in the district of Conchagua, in La Unión, this eastern giant delivers breathtaking views overlooking Honduras, Nicaragua, and the Gulf of Fonseca from the twin peaks of Ocotal and Banderas.
La Libertad Costa. An unforgettable adventure awaits in this pristine natural setting at this park that is part of the Surf City complex. Adrenaline junkies and thrill seekers can enjoy mountain biking, rappelling, and ziplines at the park to challenge their limits.
Santa Ana Oeste. Test your endurance on this challenging hike up Ilamatepec Volcano, also known as the Santa Ana Volcano. Those who reach the summit enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding hills, and the stunning turquoise waters of Coatepeque Lake in the distance.
In the Nahuat language, Cerro Verde is called "Cuntetepeque," meaning Mountain of Clouds or Mist. Nestled in the department of Santa Ana, 77 kilometers from San Salvador, the drive takes approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes.
Santa Ana Oeste. Crystal-blue waters and unique ecotourism offerings make Coatepeque Lake a premier destination for both Salvadoran and international visitors. The lake provides ideal conditions for kayaking, jet skiing, and scuba diving.
Chalatenango Norte. Relaxation, pleasant weather, ecotourism, and exceptional organic cuisine await at Cerro Miramundo mountain in Chalatenango. Surrounded by trees and blessed with natural soundscapes and a mild climate, this mountain escape offers breathtaking panoramic views.
Chalatenango Sur. Relaxation, pleasant weather, ecotourism, and exceptional organic cuisine await at Cerro Miramundo mountain in Chalatenango. Surrounded by trees and blessed with natural soundscapes and a mild climate, this mountain escape offers breathtaking panoramic views.
Metapán: Santa Ana Norte. Montecristo is a unique cloud forest that will envelop you in its natural magic in the midst of pine, cypress and oak stands and abundant flowers. This national forest in Metapán is a great spot for anyone looking for nature, adventure, and cool mild weather, with temperatures ranging from 6° to 18° Celsius depending on the time and season. The crisp air and peaceful sounds create an irresistible retreat.
Suchitoto: Cuscatlán Norte. Picture yourself scrambling over crumbling rocks to reach a spectacular 10-meter waterfall. It's a true test for extreme adventure seekers! Your efforts are rewarded with breathtaking views of Suchitlán Lake.
Usulután Oeste. Explore the largest mangrove forest in El Salvador at Jiquilisco Bay in Usulután. This pristine sanctuary also shelters the largest population of seabirds in the country, including many endangered species.
La Unión Sur. Located in the district of Conchagua, in La Unión, this eastern giant delivers breathtaking views overlooking Honduras, Nicaragua, and the Gulf of Fonseca from the twin peaks of Ocotal and Banderas.
La Libertad Costa. An unforgettable adventure awaits in this pristine natural setting at this park that is part of the Surf City complex. Adrenaline junkies and thrill seekers can enjoy mountain biking, rappelling, and ziplines at the park to challenge their limits.
Santa Ana Oeste. Test your endurance on this challenging hike up Ilamatepec Volcano, also known as the Santa Ana Volcano. Those who reach the summit enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding hills, and the stunning turquoise waters of Coatepeque Lake in the distance.
In the Nahuat language, Cerro Verde is called "Cuntetepeque," meaning Mountain of Clouds or Mist. Nestled in the department of Santa Ana, 77 kilometers from San Salvador, the drive takes approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes.
Santa Ana Oeste. Crystal-blue waters and unique ecotourism offerings make Coatepeque Lake a premier destination for both Salvadoran and international visitors. The lake provides ideal conditions for kayaking, jet skiing, and scuba diving.
Chalatenango Norte. Relaxation, pleasant weather, ecotourism, and exceptional organic cuisine await at Cerro Miramundo mountain in Chalatenango. Surrounded by trees and blessed with natural soundscapes and a mild climate, this mountain escape offers breathtaking panoramic views.
Chalatenango Sur. Relaxation, pleasant weather, ecotourism, and exceptional organic cuisine await at Cerro Miramundo mountain in Chalatenango. Surrounded by trees and blessed with natural soundscapes and a mild climate, this mountain escape offers breathtaking panoramic views.
Metapán: Santa Ana Norte. Montecristo is a unique cloud forest that will envelop you in its natural magic in the midst of pine, cypress and oak stands and abundant flowers. This national forest in Metapán is a great spot for anyone looking for nature, adventure, and cool mild weather, with temperatures ranging from 6° to 18° Celsius depending on the time and season. The crisp air and peaceful sounds create an irresistible retreat.
Suchitoto: Cuscatlán Norte. Picture yourself scrambling over crumbling rocks to reach a spectacular 10-meter waterfall. It's a true test for extreme adventure seekers! Your efforts are rewarded with breathtaking views of Suchitlán Lake.