El Salvador experiences a relatively homogeneous tropical climate, with consistent rainy and dry seasons that typically fall between May – October and November – April respectively. Despite the distinct seasons, temperatures may vary more according to elevation, with the coast seeing warmer temperatures year-round, while mountain regions see averages of 54°F to 73°F.
The dry season brings clearer skies and sunny weather, guaranteeing the best time to discover the many national parks and outdoor attractions in the country. The wet season may dampen excursions, but this doesn’t necessarily mean you have to contend with lengthy downpours — while higher-elevation regions receive more rain and fog, rains that hit the lowlands usually arrive as short afternoon showers, giving you some clear skies in the mornings and nights.
Visit Tazumal, the best preserved Mayan ruins of El Salvador
Take a day trip to the colonial town of Suchitoto
Make your way up the mountain trails at Cerro Eramon
Discover the pristine Coatepeque caldera lake
Embark on an adventure to the Los Tercios Waterfalls
Stay at the best beach resorts in El Zonte
Hike the incredible Santa Ana Volcano
Surf the coolest waves at Playa El Tunco
Escape to the coffee fields in the highlands of Apaneca
Spot plenty of wildlife at various national parks
Sail along the tranquil Lake Ilopango
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