I am Nelson (Beaver) passionate about languages and traveling. As someone born and raised in El Salvador, I have had the opportunity to be everywhere in this small but magical country. We started hosting in 2010. You can enjoy a truly local and unique experience; like heading out to the gorgeous coastline or shopping at outdoors markets. Savor traditional foods, indulge in refreshing beverages at a neighborhood bar and perhaps even play some pool. Get to know Santa Ana and the rest of El Salvador in a very and unique way. As a local. Come and join us! Spreading the Capirucho culture all over the world. Respect the locals. https://air.tl/R18Yeds2
Malacatiupan.
I have been visiting the stunning hot spring waterfalls for over 15 years now.
We started right outside the hostel. Then taking a local transport to the 210 bus station.
Taking the 210 direct to the city of Atiquizaya. As soon as we get off the bus, we will cross the local market of the city, the perfect place to buy fresh fruits and snacks. So finally we can have a tuk-tuk and enter the forest road and head to the waterfalls.
On the way Back. We will wait for the tuk-tuk or hitch-hike one of my favorite ways, any local will be more than happy to take us back to Atiquizaya park.
Come join us for fun Sundays.
Respect the locals!
Climesa Hospital. Always with Hawaiian shirts.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
