City: El Salvador
Top Things to do in El Salvador
Top 6 National Parks in El Salvador, El Salvador
Coordinates: 13°50′N 88°55′W / 13.833°N 88.917°W / 13.833; -88.917
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1. Parque Nacional El Imposible
2. Montecristo National Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By r0galda76 - Rogers, United States
One of the most amazing national parks we have visited. I highly recommend planning a day with family & cooking out here. Staff are super friendly & the park is well maintained. They even have a camping area or you can rent a cabin. We have plans to return & stay a couple of nights in the cabins. Roads have been updated making it an easy trip for the whole family.
3. El Imposible National Park
4. National Park Cerro Verde
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By PandaHouston - Houston, United States
We came on a Saturday on December 21 with Salvadorean Tours. We got there at 10 am and there were plenty of people arriving already. We stayed for 1 hour and by the time we left, the parking lot was full. Our guide asked a local guide to join us on a loop walk where we went up 2 platforms to see the lagoon. That walk took 50 minutes but at a very leisurely pace. You do have to walk in the forest. We had great views on the platforms and the weather was nice.
5. Parque Nacional El Boqueron
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 783 reviews
Reviewed By mikebrownnz - Cardiff, United Kingdom
El Boqueron is a relatively short drive from San Salvador and you can be taken to within a relatively short distance of the summit. It takes a normal person about ten minutes to walk the track to the top. There is a track that once used to lead a long way around the rim and down to the bottom of the crater but this is no longer maintained and specifically advised against using. Once at the summit, there are four viewing points along about a fifty metre section of the rim. There is also a small information centre next to the car park and a wonderful view back across San Salvador and Lake Ilopango to the volcano of San Vicente. Slightly further down the hillside there are a couple of restaurants which have even clearer views than from the top.
