Los Cóbanos, El Salvador, is located in Sonsonate, one of the country’s 14 provinces and home to the largest coral reef system in the Pacific region of the Americas. You cannot find a larger coral reef system anywhere along the US Pacific coastline from Cabo San Lucas to Tierra del Fuego.

This ‘jewel’ of the Pacific is for many a fishing reference when it comes to selecting a world-class premier fishing destination and affordable packages. The marine ecosystem and species biodiversity represent excellent targets during the dry and rainy seasons alike. The added value in the area is due to the Royal Decameron Salinitas All Inclusive Hotel, which is located 5 minutes from the fishing grounds and the hotel facilities make Los Cóbanos a must-see on any fisherman’s agenda.

A mere coincidence or ‘happy accident’ as Bob Ross would have better put it, the hotel has come to benefit life around the coral reef to boost tourism globally. In addition to Central American tourists, there are monthly charter flights from Canada, the United States and the Czech Republic creating the perfect multicultural environment.

There is an activity that prevails under the sunny days and the clear waters of the reef; fishing! The common denominator with many guests seems to be a day of inshore, deep water or bottom fishing and celebrating the post-fishing with a cold beer in hand. Fishing is also a great way to meet new people from other walks of life at the Decameron Hotel and if you are traveling solo one of the tips we can share with you that works best is to use the forums on the (trip website advisor dot com ) as it will give you the opportunity to better coordinate your trip and meet other members to sign up for tours before your arrival at the Decameron Salinitas Hotel.

A company that specializes in comprehensive tourism in El Salvador is the experienced one (tours and entertainment dot com) that can package many offers at your convenience and work with you on an itinerary that fits your needs and expectations prior to your arrival in El Savior. Central America.

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