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An exhilarating journey through the heart of El Salvador’s breathtaking landscapes. Just an hour and a half from Tunco Beach, this hike offers adventurers the chance to conquer the country’s highest volcano, with stunning panoramic views and a mesmerizing turquoise crater lake.

The El Salvador Rainbow Slides are a vibrant and colorful attractions: The first one is located in San Salvador city at the famous Picnic Steak House restaurant. 

Take the road to El Boqueron, drive 12 minutes and you’ll see the entrance on your right-hand side of the road.

The second rainbow slide is located in Apaneca town, more specifically at the famous Albania cafe.  This is a two section rainbow slide, faster, steeper and funnier.

Suchitoto, situated 47 kilometers from San Salvador, is an essential destination during any visit to El Salvador. This colonial city is rich in cultural and historical significance, harmoniously blending with its natural beauty and stunning views, reflecting its Nahuatl name, "place of birds and flowers."

Historically, Suchitoto was the site of El Salvador’s first capital in 1528. Today, it retains its commercial charm, now transformed into a vibrant tourist hub. The area is filled with charming hostels, restaurants, and picturesque cafes, offering visitors a taste of the colonial era and a unique glimpse into the city’s storied past.

El Salvador is renowned for its world-class surf spots. El Sunzal offers consistent, powerful waves perfect for all skill levels. El Zonte is famous for its long, barreling waves and laid-back vibe. La Libertad features a variety of breaks, including the iconic Punta Roca, known for its challenging, high-quality waves. Las Flores provides a more secluded surf experience with excellent conditions and fewer crowds. These spots make El Salvador a top destination for surfers seeking adventure and variety.