El Salvador is the smallest country in all of Central America and besides a few backpackers, was hardly ever visited until a few years ago. El Salvador suffered from a bad reputation, created by violent crime and gang wars, which kept travelers out for a long time. For the last few years crime has reduced…
There is no better time to visit El Salvador than now as the country is still not affected by mass tourism! Two weeks are sufficient to discover the splendours of this country during which you will appreciate its coasts, green mountains, cultural and historical sites and the hospitality of the locals. El Salvador has 320…
3. Six Must-See Destinations For Your Travel In El Salvador
El Salvador is still visited by few travelers. Those who find their way here, are in it for a treat, as traveling through El Salvador takes you to some of the most special places in Central America. Volcanoes, Mayan ruins, Indigenous villages, tropical forests, colonial cities; El Salvador has it all! Travel through this beautiful…
El Salvador has been a long kept secret under surfers and has some of the best waves in all of Central America. El Salvador’s 320 kilometer long coastline with tropical sea water has many excellent surf spots and make this a true surf paradise. There are many places where you can rent surfboards and even…
5. The Five Best Beach Destinations In El Salvador
Until a few years ago El Salvador, being the smallest nation in Central America, was little mentioned in the media and if it was, it was most likely because of its high crime numbers. Since the new government is in power, crime has reduced tremendously in El Salvador and there have been serious efforts to…
Visa For El SalvadorVisitors for 87 countries can visit El Salvador without a visa for a period up to 90 days. Some nationalities like US nationals need to purchase a 12 usd tourist card upon arrival. Make sure that your passport is at least 6 months valid when you travel to El Salvador. Crime in…
7. Traveling To El Salvador: Safety, Vaccinations And Health
Is El Salvador Safe To Travel? This is probably the most asked question by people who want to travel to El Salvador. During the last few years homicides and violent crime have significantly dropped all over the country and due to the heavy investment in tourism and the creation of the tourism police, it is…
8. Welcome To El Salvador: Country Of Bitcoin, Surfing And Volcanoes!
Together with Honduras, El Salvador is one of the most visited countries in mainland Central America. The country has long suffered from its bad reputation. Where countries such as Guatemala and Nicaragua are rapidly becoming more popular, El Salvador lags behind, which is a shame because it is one of the most underrated countries on…
9. What To Visit During Your Travel To El Salvador?
Costa Rica, Panama, Mexico and even countries like Cuba or the Dominican Republic have been favorites with travelers for years, who didn’t include El Salvador in their itinerary due to the high levels of crime in the past and the negative media coverage, but don't be fooled, El Salvador is hot! Security has greatly improved…
10. What To Visit In San Salvador, The Vibrant Capital Of El Salvador?
San Salvador is almost impossible to miss on a tour of the country as the capital is located in the middle of El Salvador and is an important junction where many roads meet. That is not a bad thing as San Salvador has enough sights to spend at least one or two days there. There…
El Salvador is the smallest country in all of Central America and besides a few backpackers, was hardly ever visited until a few years ago. El Salvador suffered from a bad reputation, created by violent crime and gang wars, which kept travelers out for a long time. For the last few years crime has reduced…
There is no better time to visit El Salvador than now as the country is still not affected by mass tourism! Two weeks are sufficient to discover the splendours of this country during which you will appreciate its coasts, green mountains, cultural and historical sites and the hospitality of the locals. El Salvador has 320…
El Salvador is still visited by few travelers. Those who find their way here, are in it for a treat, as traveling through El Salvador takes you to some of the most special places in Central America. Volcanoes, Mayan ruins, Indigenous villages, tropical forests, colonial cities; El Salvador has it all! Travel through this beautiful…
El Salvador has been a long kept secret under surfers and has some of the best waves in all of Central America. El Salvador’s 320 kilometer long coastline with tropical sea water has many excellent surf spots and make this a true surf paradise. There are many places where you can rent surfboards and even…
Until a few years ago El Salvador, being the smallest nation in Central America, was little mentioned in the media and if it was, it was most likely because of its high crime numbers. Since the new government is in power, crime has reduced tremendously in El Salvador and there have been serious efforts to…
Visa For El SalvadorVisitors for 87 countries can visit El Salvador without a visa for a period up to 90 days. Some nationalities like US nationals need to purchase a 12 usd tourist card upon arrival. Make sure that your passport is at least 6 months valid when you travel to El Salvador. Crime in…
Together with Honduras, El Salvador is one of the most visited countries in mainland Central America. The country has long suffered from its bad reputation. Where countries such as Guatemala and Nicaragua are rapidly becoming more popular, El Salvador lags behind, which is a shame because it is one of the most underrated countries on…
Costa Rica, Panama, Mexico and even countries like Cuba or the Dominican Republic have been favorites with travelers for years, who didn’t include El Salvador in their itinerary due to the high levels of crime in the past and the negative media coverage, but don't be fooled, El Salvador is hot! Security has greatly improved…
San Salvador is almost impossible to miss on a tour of the country as the capital is located in the middle of El Salvador and is an important junction where many roads meet. That is not a bad thing as San Salvador has enough sights to spend at least one or two days there. There…
