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Here are some interesting and fun facts about El Salvador, the smallest country in Central America. You will find volcanoes, crater lakes, Pacific beaches, coffee-growing mountains, colonial towns and fascinating Mayan history.

Capital: San Salvador

Country-Area Code: +503

Population: Approximately 6.37 million (2025 estimate)

Official language: Spanish

Other languages: Nawat and other Indigenous languages; English in some tourist areas

Currency: US Dollar (USD)

Location: Central America, bordering Guatemala, Honduras and the Pacific Ocean

• The capital, San Salvador, sits in a valley surrounded by volcanoes. There you can explore the historic centre, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the National Palace and nearby museums, markets and restaurants.
• San Miguel, located in the east, is one of the country’s major commercial centres. One of El Salvador’s most recognisable volcanic peaks, Chaparrastique Volcano, dominates the landscape in this area.
• The coastline is a world-famous surfing destination, known for its excellent surf breaks. El Tunco and El Sunzal are popular with surfers, backpackers and beach lovers.
• Lake Coatepeque is a large lake inside a volcanic crater. The water can appear deep blue or turquoise depending on the weather. Visitors can enjoy boat trips, lakeside restaurants, swimming and water activities.

Did you know…?

• El Salvador has a long tradition of coffee cultivation, with opportunities to visit plantations, taste local coffee and explore artisan markets.
• Suchitoto is a charming town with cobbled streets, whitewashed buildings and views towards Lake Suchitlán.