El Salvador

About El Salvador

El Salvador packs volcanoes, Mayan ruins, Pacific surf beaches, and pupusa culture into a compact country.

Wonderful Tourist Locations

Must-see destinations and iconic landmarks in El Salvador.

Joya de Cerén

UNESCO Pompeii of the Americas — preserved Mayan village.

Santa Ana Volcano

Turquoise crater lake and panoramic views.

Ruta de las Flores

Colourful colonial towns and coffee country.

Top Restaurants in El Salvador

Famous dining destinations, local flavours, and must-try culinary experiences.

Salvadoran Seafood

Acajutla

San Salvador

San Salvador's premier seafood restaurant serves fresh ceviche, grilled corvina, and mariscada soup in an elegant setting near the Escalón district. Business leaders and families celebrate here for special occasions. The capital's benchmark for coastal Salvadoran cuisine.

Steakhouse

La Pampa Argentina

San Salvador

A San Salvador institution, La Pampa serves Argentine-style grilled steaks, chorizo, and empanadas in a lively ranch-themed setting. Generous portions and a extensive wine list have made it a capital favorite for decades. El Salvador's most popular steakhouse.

Salvadoran

Pupusería La Ceiba

San Salvador

This celebrated pupusería in San Salvador serves El Salvador's national dish—thick corn tortillas stuffed with cheese, beans, and chicharrón—with curtido slaw and salsa roja. Simple, perfect, and beloved. The definitive pupusa experience in the capital.