A. M. During the August holidays, thousands of salvadorans and tourists have taken the opportunity to enjoy the country’s most iconic destinations. According to the Minister of Tourism, Morena Valdez, the Top 5 most visited destinations include both cultural and recreational options, reaffirming El Salvador’s tourism diversity.
Topping the list is SívarLand, a recently opened theme park that has captured the attention of entire families. Next in line are the Centro Histórico de San Salvador, completely renovated and full of life, and the modern Biblioteca Nacional de El Salvador (BINAES), which has become a meeting point for young people and national and international visitors.
Other highlights include the Complejo Turístico del Puerto de La Libertad, ideal for those seeking sun, sea, and coastal cuisine, and the country’s diverse beaches and natural springs, which continue to be favorites for cooling off from the heat and spending time with the family.
Valdez also highlighted the coordinated efforts with the Ministerio de Gobernación and Protección Civil, which has extended beach surveillance hours from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. He also called on citizens to respect water safety regulations to avoid incidents during this holiday season.
Marau Beach in the state of Bahia, Brazil
Tourism continues to be a key element of salvadoran economic development, and these holidays have reflected a growing interest in rediscovering the country’s beauty and culture.
