Seven Waterfalls in El Salvador: An Unforgettable Hike

Why Should You Choose the Seven Waterfalls Hike?

We wanted to experience Salvadoran nature in a way that felt raw and real. What makes the Seven Waterfalls hike special is that you don’t hike for hours just to see one waterfall. Instead, the waterfalls reveal themselves one by one throughout the entire route. Every section feels rewarding, scenic, and different from the last.

We started early in the morning, which meant we had the trail almost entirely to ourselves. That sense of intimacy just us and the jungle is something we’ll never forget 🥹

A few things to consider: this is not an easy hike. It requires good physical condition and steady nerves. At one point, you’ll need to climb up a waterfall, which makes it unsuitable for children or elderly travelers.

This hike is usually combined with Chorros de la Calera, but due to a recent accident, the main highlight is currently closed.

That said, this is far from the only hike in the Juayúa area worth doing. We’re happy to share a trusted local contact in our map who can suggest alternative options at fair prices and avoiding the overcharging that’s unfortunately common with some tour operators in El Salvador.