Visit the Monumento al Divino Salvador del Mundo and National Palace Museum for a cultural introduction to the country.
Explore this charming colonial town, visit the Santa Lucía Church and take a boat tour at Suchitlán Lake.
Visit the Joya de Cerén archaeological site, a UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing pre-Columbian farming life. Stop by the Tazumal Mayan ruins for a glimpse of ancient civilizations.
Hit the beach at El Tunco, a popular spot for surfing and beautiful views. Visit the Port of La Libertad for fresh seafood and a vibrant fishing village experience.
Visit Los Ausoles geysers and take a dip in one of the natural hot springs of Apaneca. Stroll through the colorful streets of Ataco and buy handicrafts from local artisans.
Hike the Quetzaltepec Volcano and take in breathtaking views of the surrounding valley. Visit the Boquerón crater and learn about the area's geological history.
Drive through the scenic Flowers Route, stopping at charming towns like Juayúa and Nahuizalco. Visit the Coffee Museum and learn about the process of making one of El Salvador's most important exports.
If you have more time, visit the Mayan Site of San Andrés or go on a coffee plantation tour. If you have less time, skip the trip to the Ruta de las Flores and spend more time in San Salvador and La Libertad. Keep in mind that traffic can be heavy during peak hours, so plan accordingly.