Understanding: El Salvador is a small country nestled in the heart of Central America. In pre-hispanic times, the Lenca, the Mayans and the Cuzcatlecs had their presence in the region. On the 16th century, Spain conquered the territories of Central… Ler mais »El Salvador: guia rápido
El Salvador is one of the least visited countries in Central America. Civil War (1979-1992) and gang-related violence shed a spotlight on this small nation for years, and tourists still face it with some apprehension. While the number of visitors… Ler mais »El Salvador: itinerário de 10 dias
San Salvador is the capital and largest city of El Salvador. Originally established on today’s ruins of Ciudad Vieja near Suchitoto, it was later moved to its present location, Valle de Las Hamacas. Despite the intense seismic activity of this… Ler mais »San Salvador: itinerário de um dia
Welcome to one of the most sought-after attractions in El Salvador! Ruta de Las Flores (Route of the Flowers) is a winding road that runs on the mountain slopes of Western El Salvador. During high season (November-February), this path is… Ler mais »Ruta de Las Flores
El Salvador’s third most populous city is a continuously growing tourist hub, and many highlights of the country are just a few kilometres from it. Santa Ana is a beautiful and bustling city, and simultaneously apparently good to live in:… Ler mais »Departamento de Santa Ana: destaques
Suchitoto is a small, peaceful town in the north of El Salvador. It was already inhabited in pre-Columbian times, and became the first site where the city of San Salvador was established while the Spanish advanced through the territory. The… Ler mais »O que ver e fazer em Suchitoto