Things To Do
in San Salvador

A bustling market where you can find fresh produce, local snacks, and street food.

Various vendors offering delicious street food options like tacos, quesadillas, and fresh juices.

It is customary to tip around 10-15% in restaurants, and rounding up is appreciated in casual settings.

Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's good to have cash on hand for small purchases and street vendors.

Mild temperatures with occasional rain; ideal for outdoor activities.

Warmer weather and dry conditions, great for hiking and exploring.

Hot and humid, with afternoon thunderstorms; plan indoor activities during peak heat.

Cooler temperatures and more rain; perfect for experiencing local festivals.

Features trails that lead to the crater of the San Salvador Volcano, offering stunning views and diverse ecosystems.

A popular hiking destination with well-marked trails that vary in difficulty, suitable for all levels of hikers.

The majority of the population, Mestizos are of mixed Indigenous and European descent, contributing to the rich cultural tapestry of the country.

Various indigenous communities, such as the Pipil, maintain their traditions and cultural practices, adding depth to the region's heritage.

Soccer is immensely popular in El Salvador, with local teams and national matches drawing large crowds.

With its proximity to the Pacific coast, surfing is a favorite pastime, especially at beaches like El Tunco.

Many local dishes can be adapted to vegetarian options, such as pupusas without meat.

Corn-based dishes are widely available, making it easier to find gluten-free meals.