La Palma Holiday Deals

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Holidays in La Palma

Been partying too much after work? Dying for a break and a few quiet nights? La Palma might just be the ticket. It sits among the beaches, mountains and active volcanos of El Salvador — nice and off the beaten track. (We bet you'll feel so relaxed, you'll be under the covers by sunset!)

It's situated 70 kilometres north of San Salvador, the capital of El Salvador.

Look for seashells to add to your collection back at home or try to spot creatures like starfish and seabirds at Playa San Blas and Sunzal Beach. You'll find these inviting stretches of coastline 95 kilometres and 95 kilometres away, respectively.

There is a variety of pleasant natural sights not too far from La Palma. Why not make your way 45 kilometres to Guazapa Volcano? Alternatively, take in the natural beauty of Salto El Cubo, 50 kilometres away.

If you've got enough time, why not go to some nearby places? San Ignacio and Metapan are 3 kilometres and 30 kilometres away, respectively.

The Copan Ruins, Central Park and Las Sepulturas Archaeological Site are all close to Copan Ruinas, 60 kilometres to the north. Want more reasons to stop by? The Camino Maya Recreational Center and the Sculpture Museum of Copan are not far away either.

Step off solid ground and explore El Salvador from a different angle. With fun activities like swimming and surfing on offer, it's the perfect playground for water enthusiasts.

The region's history museums offer something for visitors of all ages. Take a look inside and find out what's happening.

Those who love history will be enthralled by the area's ruins. If that sounds like you, do a little research and choose one to visit first.

There's no need to be religious to admire La Palma's churches. Learn more about local spiritual beliefs and find some stillness while you're at it.

Tingle your taste buds and fill your Instagram account with mouthwatering pics by digging into some of this destination's greatest food and drink offerings. Just remember to hashtag 'yum'!

Looking for an introduction to the local fare? We recommend you get a taste for chicken and beef, two traditional ingredients which make up a variety of dishes here.

No true culinary adventurer would visit La Palma without sampling a handful of the classic meals, such as tipico salvadoreno (eggs, cheese, tortillas) and casamiento (rice and black beans).

Dinner isn't complete without dessert, so quit counting calories for a while and get stuck into one of the most enticing after-dinner treats, pastelitos (small stuffed pastries).

Straight, mixed, in a cocktail — it doesn't matter! A shot or two of vinagre de piña (fermented pineapples and water) will add some zip to your night out! It's a hit with locals, and it's most definitely worth a try.

Knock down the language barrier by learning to say a couple of phrases in the local tongue. You'll gain a more fulfilling, authentic experience and a few new buddies while you're at it! '¡Perdón!' may be very handy. It translates to 'excuse me'. One more common phrase is 'No comprendo' ('I don't understand').

If you have the good luck to be in La Palma on the 15th of September, get ready to party! Independence Day see many locals joining together to celebrate.

It's always a shame to say "Adiós" to La Palma, but you can always come back!

El Salvador International Airport (SAL) is the nearest terminal, 100 kilometres to the south. Make sure you give yourself ample time to reach it.