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  • Saving the turtles at El CucoHola! After partying for a couple of days in El Tunco we packed our backpacks and headed for another small El Salvadorian beach town, El Cuco. This was supposed to be a quick stop before going to Nicaragua. We ended up Posted by CanWay in CanWay | Jan 2, 2012
  • El TuncoHei! After Antigua we left Guatemala for El Salvador. After an uneventful border crossing we spent an uneventful day in the capital city, San Salvador, trying to find me a new camera. El Salvador has a very high number of unregistered Posted by CanWay in CanWay | Dec 30, 2011
  • 3 volcanoes and 1 beachOn Monday, we went to the Parque Nacional Los Volcanes, which comprises 3 volcanoes. After a short walk around the crater of Cerro Verde, we decided to climb up the Santa Ana volcano, which is easier to climb than Izalco Posted by sarahm_lux in A Luxembourger with a backpack | Dec 19, 2011
  • Ruta de las FloresStill together with my English friend, I travelled through some of the towns and villages on the El Salvadorian Ruta de las Flores last weekend. We left our big bags in San Salvador and only took what we needed for Posted by sarahm_lux in A Luxembourger with a backpack | Dec 18, 2011
  • San Salvador, Joya de Cerén and SuchitotoAfter we left the country of rocking chairs (there are sooo many rocking chairs in Nicaragua!) and spent a whole day on the bus, we got to San Salvador on Wednesday night. The next morning, we ate a good big Posted by sarahm_lux in A Luxembourger with a backpack | Dec 13, 2011
  • Next stop El Salvador...El Tunco was the area that we stayed in. A very small area that had more and less everything that you need but a lack of fresh veg..oh yeah another thing you would expect being so close to fresh fish Posted by jasdeep_virdee in RTW 2011 | Oct 25, 2011
  • La fin de semana en El Salvador[b]The 19th of July 2011 Hola! just got back from an awesome weekend in El Salvador with Alex, Nooki, Manolo and Hugo. we stayed at our usual spot at El Zonte beach where the boys have their surf spot. we also made Posted by michelle.muller in Where in the world is Michelle? | Jul 18, 2011
  • Surf City, El SalvadorFrom San Pedro we embarked on the long journey to Juyua, El Salvodor. We found another wonderful hostel where we were the only guest so we literally had the place to ourselves. It rained all night and then Posted by Emily and Owen in Forty Days and Forty Nights | May 21, 2011
  • SAN SALVADOR, EL TUNCO, RUTA DE LAS FLORESAfter a long sweaty day crossing over three countries in one day, we got to the capital of El Salvador. They say San Salvador is one of the most dangerous among the cities of Central America. The crime rate is Posted by hmontonen in Henrik and Laura in South America | Apr 7, 2011
  • War stories in El SalvadorEl Salvador is the smallest and least visited country in Latin America. According to the British Foreign Office, it has one of the highest crime rates in the world and I should take great care in downtown San Salvador, where Posted by cmarks in On your Marks | Mar 3, 2011
  • In the LoopMy slightly unusual route has taken me on a long slow loop around Central America and I'm now just getting the chance to see some of the western half of Nicaragua, having seen rather too much of the eastern part Posted by tgilmour in Viaje interminable | Mar 11, 2011
  • Walking to the children's gardenThe first half of this post has some sad and horrific facts about the El Salvadorian Civil War. Before we left for Central America there was one country I was sure I wouldn't be visiting - El Salvador. It has one Posted by ew5827 in From Mexico to who knows where | Mar 9, 2011
  • Elusive El SalvadorFrom Antigua we took a five hour shuttle bus to El Salvador, which crossed the boarder and dropped us off at our chosen destination -El Zonte. Knowing we had to meet our friend Jen, from Vancouver, we felt it Posted by A-Team in A-Team Adventures | Mar 3, 2011
  • El Salvador wanderingsWe spent a couple of lazy days in El Tunco watching amazing surfers do their thing in the seemingly perfect waves. With all good intentions to do some surf lessons, in the end we opted for a spot of body Posted by Cazbaz in Vamos en el Mundo | Nov 29, 2010
  • Lots of buses and then not so many busesWe made it to Monterrico after a succession of packed chicken buses, firstly on the dark, rocky roads out of San Pedro and then after a lot of confusion in other random dusty towns. What's fascinating about travelling on Posted by Cazbaz in Vamos en el Mundo | Nov 16, 2010
  • More and more people are thinking of relocating overseas. Living in El Salvador GUIDE El Salvador Forum El Salvador Daily Update Reports from Expats in El Salvador Expat Life Posted by dbloom in Volunteering in Nicaragua | Nov 15, 2010
  • We are hereHi class and everybody, I arrived in London Saturday morning for you and Friday night for me. We are going to Oxford on Wednesday to look for houses and Secondary schools and Primary Schools. Hope you are having fun without me, Evie XXX Posted by eviehb in Last day of school | Jul 3, 2010
  • San SalvadorTime just seems to disapear for me at the beach, almost like when I was little and my parents had to drag me away at the end of the day exhausted and sandy! Everyday but Wednesday I spent the day Posted by Hansnally in Internationalally | Mar 19, 2010
  • El SunzalIt was smallish yesterday but nice clean waves...today is more of the same! [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/177487/DSC04950.jpg caption=El Sunzal I, El Sa Posted by Hansnally in Internationalally | Mar 15, 2010
  • El TuncoAnother great sunset Yummy beer and corn La Libertad Fishing Pier [img=http://photos.travellersp Posted by Hansnally in Internationalally | Mar 14, 2010
  • Surf´s up El SalvadorMade it down to El Salvador Monday, and managed to hit the waves that afternoon...it is like riding a very wet bike and managed to get up on my second attempt. Spent the whole of yesterday surfing and was back Posted by Hansnally in Internationalally | Mar 10, 2010
  • Playa El ZonteAfter two heavenly nights at the hotel, we packed ourselves up (somewhat begrudgingly) and headed for the coast. There are several little surfing villages along a 40km stretch of coastline and we decided to go to one of the least Posted by ReneeJared in Renee & Jared's Excellent Adventure | Jan 3, 2010
  • JuayuaWe made our way to Juayua which is a sleepy little town in the mountains. It sits along a scenic stretch of highway called La Ruta de las Flores which is known for its coffee and floral plantations. [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/237672/IMG_28 Posted by ReneeJared in Renee & Jared's Excellent Adventure | Jan 2, 2010
  • Santa AnaThe first city we hit in El Salvador was Santa Ana. To start things off, we had quite the experience getting into town. We had taken a bus from Guatemala City that was destined for San Salvador and they kicked Posted by ReneeJared in Renee & Jared's Excellent Adventure | Jan 2, 2010
  • Vecd içinde bir ülkeGuatemala City'nin merkezinde, geniş şemsiyeler ve seyyar mangallardan tüten dumanın altında kalan sokak satıcılarının tezgahlarını aşarak otobüs firmasının terminaline girdik. Firma adının yazdığı bir tabela olmasa da, otobüsü garajın içine sanki gizler Posted by acikbilet in AÇIK BİLET | Sep 27, 2009
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