El Salvador's highest volcano, 2,381 m, with a hike of about 2 hours to the crater rim and its steaming turquoise lake. Views take in Lake Coatepeque and the Izalco volcano.
Guided groups leave from Cerro Verde National Park in the morning.
A route of about 36 km through the coffee-growing mountains of western El Salvador, linking colourful colonial villages: Nahuizalco, known for wicker…
The 'Pompeii of the Americas': a Maya farming village buried under volcanic ash around 600 AD and preserved almost intact.
Santa Tecla, a modern city on the edge of San Salvador, has turned its historic street, the Paseo El Carmen, into a pedestrian zone of cafés, bars, r…
A laid-back surf village on El Salvador's Pacific coast, named after a rock shaped like a pig (tunco) on the beach.
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