El Salvador
El Salvador is one of Central America’s best-kept secrets for independent travel and stunning landscapes.
This section will share our detailed guide to conquering the Santa Ana volcano hike and navigating the beautiful Route of Flowers. Most importantly, we will include our story and tips on our successful quest to find the country’s national bird, the stunning Motmot, ensuring you don’t miss this unique sighting.
For now, check out my recent blog posts:
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Facing the waves in El Zonte
We hadn’t planned to stay too long in El Salvador – more to claim back some days from staying longer than expected in Guatemala! We had planned to visit Honduras next overland on our way to Nicaragua, but just at the start of this year the Honduran government changed it’s entry requirements for British citizens…
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A-maze-ing Ruta de las Flores
Our time in Guatemala was at an end, and so we booked a shuttle to take us across the border into another new country for the both of us; El Salvador. We booked with Gekko Travel, but a G Adventures bus is what eventually picked us up (about 40 minutes late). It had come from…
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Surprising Santa Ana
From Juayua we got the public bus to Santa Ana, which is direct for just $0.70 each. However we had to wait a while, we heard the bus goes every hour at 10 past, so at about 11am we headed outside the hostel. We were on the street where the bus would go down, turn…
