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Going to El Salvador - Advice on places to go (or not!)
Hi all
We're now in Guatemala and riding for El Salvador once we do a much needed Spanish course in Quezaltenango.
I haven't seen any recent posts about places to go or stay in El Salador in a while. Does anyone who has been through that way recently have any ideas or recomendations for us please?
Any help will be much apreciated as ever.
Cheers Chris & Liz
P.S. We have advice on current stability of the country etc.
P.P.S. Anyone else going that way in the next few weeks? Fancy a ![beer](https://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hubb/images/smilies/beer.gif) ?
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Just after entering ES, there is a national park called Cerro Verde to the left. At the top of the mountain is the park, with a nice little self guided tour. No camping there, but 200m down the road is a access road to camping. There are little cabins to rent on this mountainside, but I think the camping was free, I don`t recall. Anyway, a nice place to camp, views of two mountains, and nice paved riding (except for the access road to the camping). The next day I left ES, so that is the only highlight I can offer!
Enjoy!
Rene
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Hi there guys!!!!
Good to see you are on the move again. I took the road from Antigua down to the ES border then followed the coast road to La Libertad. This is a pretty road but the town was a dump and many surfers hanging out there were robbed. Like Rene, I got the hell out of ES the next day.
Good luck!
Matt
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That coastal road (Highway 2, maybe?) from either border through La Libertad is gorgeous - fresh black tarmac, volcanoes, Pacific surf. Playa Tunco's a nice spot for a kip and ceviche. San Salvador is tasty rough.
Watch out for hurricanes - http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4565643.stm
Cheers, Dan Walsh.
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