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Small in size but big in adventure, El Salvador is one of Central America’s best-kept secrets. Known for its surf beaches, volcanic landscapes, colorful towns, and Mayan heritage, this destination offers authentic experiences far from the crowds. With Movidas Journeys, explore tailor-made El Salvador tours that reveal both culture and natural wonders.
Surf the world-class waves of El Tunco and the Pacific coast.
Explore the charming towns along the Ruta de las Flores.
Hike volcanoes like Santa Ana and Izalco for sweeping views.
Visit the Mayan ruins of Joya de Cerén (UNESCO World Heritage Site).
Wander through Suchitoto, known for art, history, and cobblestone streets.
Discover volcanic lakes like Coatepeque.
El Salvador has a tropical climate with two main seasons
Dry season (Nov – Apr): Best for sightseeing, hiking, and surfing.
Wet season (May – Oct): Greener landscapes and fewer visitors, though with afternoon rains.
The best time to visit El Salvador is November to April, especially for outdoor adventures.
From boutique hotels to surf retreats and eco-lodges
Surf resorts and boutique hotels by the beach.
Mountain lodges and local guesthouses.
Cozy lodges and coffee farm stays.
Colonial boutique hotels with charm and character.
Modern hotels for city stays and easy connections.
Ride the waves or relax on the beaches of El Tunco.
Hike Santa Ana Volcano for views of its emerald crater lake.
Explore the Ruta de las Flores with its coffee farms, markets, and waterfalls.
Visit Joya de Cerén, the “Pompeii of the Americas.”
Take a boat ride on Lake Coatepeque.
Discover the arts, culture, and colonial beauty of Suchitoto.
Here are some sample journeys we can customize for you
El Tunco, Santa Ana, Suchitoto (7–9 days).
San Salvador, Ruta de las Flores, Santa Ana Volcano, Lake Coatepeque (6–7 days).
Antigua, Lake Atitlán, Tikal, El Tunco, Ruta de las Flores (10–12 days).