Laguna de Olomega

Kayak practice, artisanal fishing, birdwatching, or enjoying a day of relaxation, you decide what to do at Olomega lagoon, between San Miguel and La Unión. A destination that attracts many Salvadorans and foreigners.

Olomega is the largest freshwater body in the eastern region of El Salvador, covering 24.2 square kilometers, and includes the islands Olomega and Olomeguita, along with other islets. It was declared a Wetland of International Importance on February 2, 2010, under the Ramsar Convention.

Its flora and fauna are abundant and offer beautiful views, especially if you decide to hike some of the hills surrounding it, such as Nariz del Diablo, La Chirinaca, and La Garrocha.