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Top 20 Places to See in La Union El Salvador

•  El Tamarindo Beach

•  Cerro Verde National Park
•  El Boquerón National Park
•  El Imposible National Park
•  El Mozote National Park
•  El Pital National Park
•  El Refugio de Vida Silvestre La Flor
•  El Trifinio National Park
•  Los Volcanes National Park
•  Montecristo National Park
•  Apopa
•  Ayutuxtepeque
•  Chalchuapa
•  Cuscatancingo
•  Delgado
•  Ilopango
•  La Libertad
•  La Union
•  Mejicanos
•  Nueva San Salvador
•  Puerto El Triunfo
•  San Marcos
•  San Martin
•  San Miguel
•  San Salvador
•  Santa Ana
•  Santa Tecla
•  Sonsonate
•  Soyapango
•  Usulutan
•  Zacatecoluca

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Essential La Union

25 LA UNION TOURIST SPOTS & Things to Do

Hailed as the Surfing Capital of the North , La Union takes pride in its monster swells that hug its shores for most of the year. Along with Siargao and Baler, “Elyu” , as regulars fondly call it, completes the holy trinity of Philippine surfing. The province’s reputation as a wave rider’s playground has been well documented in various publications; it’s pretty much common knowledge.

But there is so much more to La Union than its waves. Sprinkled throughout the province are a diverse set of attractions that have been largely overlooked. From historic manmade sites like Baluarte Watch Tower and Pindangan Ruins to other natural wonders like Tangadan Falls and Immuki Island, here are other noteworthy places to visit and things to do that will make you fall in love even deeper with La Union.

Note: Here are La Union’s travel requirements for tourists . But because travel policies and opening hours often change, please check the official websites or Facebook pages for the latest announcements first before going.

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BEST TOURIST SPOTS IN LA UNION

Urbiztondo Surfing

Okay, let’s get this out of the way first since it would be a grave crime to not include surfing in this list.

The best time to surf is from July to March. Whether you’re a seasoned rider, an excited beginner or simply a spectator, surfing is inescapable here. Surfboard rentals and surfing lessons are everywhere. Rates vary depending on the season (peak and off-peak).

Surfing Lesson Rates: P350-500 (1 hour, with surfboard and instructors); P200-250 (surfboard rental only). Surfing Season: July to October (South Swell); November to March (North Swell)

San Juan Food Trip

For non-surfers, San Juan offers another type of trip — the delicious kind! The food here is enough to compel us to visit La Union again and again. The food scene here is alive and kicking. There’s just a lot to discover and there’s always something new. Every time we visit, we try numerous joints, yet it always seems like we’re barely scratching the surface. But it’s okay because it means that we have more reasons to visit again.

Whether you are on a budget or in the mood to splurge, San Juan has a lot to offer. Our favorites so far are the following:

• MASA Bakehouse – Try their shakshouka and Manong Benny (Eggs Benedict)
• Gefseis Greek Grill – chicken souvlaki and moussaka
• Mad Monkeys – smoky BBQ bacon burger
• Tagpuan – goto and lugaw
• Dampa sa San Juan – mixed seafood
• Sabong Chicken – honey bagoong fried chicken
• Kabsat – beef kare-kare and shrimp in crab fat
• Nak Nak – crispy pork kare-kare and beef sisig
• Makai Bowls – surfer’s bowl

Aside from the restaurants, San Juan also harbors cafés where you can just enjoy a cup of your favorite coffee concoction while chilling and vibing with your friends! There are excellent homegrown coffee shops offering local coffee blends and other beverages. We’ve tried the offerings El Union Coffee and Clean Beach Coffee .

We’ll be publishing a separate article about the various food places around San Juan soon, so watch out for that.

Tangadan Falls

Nestled in the mountainous area of San Gabriel, Tangadan Falls is probably the most famous of the many cascades in the province. Baroro River flows down two tiers, each with its own natural pool. The whole place is surrounded by smooth limestone cliffs and peppered with boulders.

During the rainy season, the lower tier produces twin cascades. The cold water is refreshing after the 15-minute trek down from the jump-off point. If you are not a confident swimmer, you can rent a life vest or just swim in the shallow parts. Avoid the mossy rocks because they are very slippery, but if you can’t avoid them, be extra careful. For the adventurous, you can go cliff jumping!

The way back to the jump-off point entails ascending trails and taking numerous concrete steps. Although there are rest stops, it might still be challenging for seniors and those with mobility problems.

No tour guide, no entry policy. You also need to present the official receipt (OR) issued by the Municipal Treasury Office before you can enter the Tangadan Falls vicinity. The office is located beside the San Gabriel Police Station.

Location: Barangay Amontoc, San Gabriel, La Union Visiting Hours: 6:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Daily) Fees: P30/head (Environmental Fee); P500 (Guide Fee); P60 (Life Vest Rental) Habal-Habal Fare: P400 (Roundtrip, 1 pax); P600 (Roundtrip, 2 pax). The trip is from Municipal Treasury Office to Tangadan Falls Trailhead.

Immuki Island

Accessible after a 30-minute drive from San Juan, Immuki Island is perfect for those who are looking for new adventures in La Union. Off the coast of Barangay Paraoir, it is a rocky paradise adorned with mangroves and carved with three picturesque lagoons.

The lagoons have steady and clear but deep waters, perfect for swimming and cliff diving. You can even see fish swimming! However, note that there are shallow areas and there are also deep areas. The deep parts of the lagoons range from eight (8) to twelve (12) feet in depth. Moreover, put on protective footwear like aqua shoes because the rocks and corals are sharp.

To access Immuki Island, you need to register at the barangay hall. There’s a designated parking lot if you are bringing your car. From here, there are two ways of reaching the island — by treading the waters during low tide and by riding a balsa during high tide. Barangay Paraoir boasts an abundance of sea urchins, so you might spot some on the way to the island.

You cannot bring food and drinks to the island, but you can use one of the cottages along the beach if you are planning to have your lunch there. There are shops, showers and changing cubicles, but they are very basic. Bring your own toiletries and towels too.

Location: Barangay Paraoir, Balaoan, La Union Visiting Hours: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Daily) Fees: P20/head (Environmental Fee); P250 (Balsa Rental, Good for 5-7 pax); P10 (Shower Fee); Donation-Type (Cottage)

Bauang Grape Farms

The town of Bauang boasts hectare upon hectare of vineyards and grape farms. Overshadowed by the beaches and waves of the neighboring towns, the grape-picking activity in Bauang is certainly an underrated attraction in the province. But timing is everything here because grapes are seasonal. Luckily for us, we visited in March, just in time for the grape-picking season!

Along the long stretch of MacArthur Highway, from TPLEX going to San Fernando and San Juan, we noticed several people with posters that read: “Grape Picking” or “Grape Farm/Grape Picking”. We didn’t know whether or not they are legit, so we went straight to Lomboy Grape Farm ‘s Uvas Café and inquired there. We chose it because the founder of Lomboy Farm is the pioneer of grape farming in the region, credited for introducing the industry to La Union.

After registering, we were led to the partner grape farm (Danny Ancheta’s Grapes Farm). The team actually enjoyed our time picking grapes and sampling local grape wine, fruit wine, and natural fruit juice concentrate — Mangosteen, Blueberry, and Guyabano.

Best Grape-Picking Months: March to May (Dry Season) Fees: P25/head (Registration/Entrance Fee); P350/kilo (Grape Picking Activity); P25 (Parking Fee) Established Grape Farms: Lomboy Grape Farms, Gapuz Grapes Farm, Danny Ancheta’s Grapes Farm, Manguerra Grapes Farm, Calica Grapes Farm, Acosta Grapes Farm, and others

SAN JUAN Tourist Spots

Urbiztondo beach & sunset.

This is where it all started! More than half of Elyu’s income is generated in San Juan, particularly from the Urbizondo area where accommodations and dining places mushroomed between the 2000s and 2010s. This is La Union’s tourism hub.

From its wide bed of sand to its spectacular sunset, you’ll find a lot to enjoy here even if you’re not interested in surfing at all. The shore is lined with restaurants and cafes, making it a favorite hangout place for sunbathers, foodies, and sunset lovers. The area is also a popular spot for nightlife and beach parties.

Urbiztondo Beach is the best area to stay in La Union because of its proximity to the beach and the highway as well as its wide array of dining options. Other attractions in La Union are also easily accessible from here. You’ll also find most accommodations here.

If you wish to make Urbiztondo as your base, here are some of your lodging options:

• Urbiz Garden Bed and Breakfast . FB page.
• The Escape San Juan . Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• The Little Surfmaid Resort . Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• EL Navi Surftown . Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• Costa Villa Beach Resort . Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• Surfer’s Point Deck . Check Rates & Availability! ✅

Lotus Valley Farm

NOTE: Lotus Valley Farm remains CLOSED , but we’re including it here on this list in case they decide to open. (The management said they would be opening SOON when we inquired.)

Are you more of a mountain person? Do you prefer peace and quiet? Well, you might want to consider staying at Lotus Valley Farm , a sustainable and eco-friendly nature resort tucked away in the mountainous parts of the popular surf town.

It started in 2009 when owners and environment advocates Toby and Marissa Tamayo purchased hectares of land and transformed it into a verdant and flourishing agro-tourism destination. They created a forest paradise with over 20,000 trees of various kinds (narra, antipolo, molave, etc.) and countless medicinal, ornamental and edible plants. And in the middle, they built bamboo huts, where guests can spend the night.

It also features a lotus flower plant garden, a stream, and a spring that also helps supply water throughout the barangay. Some parts of this hidden gem are not open to the public because they are home to wild bees, bats, and birds, just to name some. The food options offered here are plant-based, farm-to-table types.

Before the pandemic, we had the privilege of touring the farm and experiencing acupuncture detox and sound meditation. We also had a delicious plant-based dinner made from vegetables that were harvested from the farm itself.

Day tour visits were allowed pre-pandemic. But staying overnight in their kubo is another experience. No need for air-conditioning and you’ll get to wake up to the sound of the birds! If you are planning to spend a night here (when they reopen), note that the cellphone signal is rough, so that means away from your gadgets and more time to commune with nature.

If you’re only interested in seeing an expanse of lotus plants, other than Lotus Valley Farm, there are also roadside lotus farms that are publicly accessible in La Union like this one:

There are sunflower farms, too.

Address: Sitio Kasilagan, Dasaya, San Juan, La Union Contact Details: 0942 366 4519 (Mobile Number)

CURMA Center

If you have a heart for marine life conservation or you are just curious about how you can help protect the environment, you might want to check out SIFCare-CURMA Hatchery in San Juan. CURMA (Coastal Underwater Resource Management Actions) focuses on the conservation and protection of marine turtles through regular beach patrolling and hatchery management.

Other than that, the organization also partners with other interested parties for coastal clean-ups and pawikan-release events.

The group also conducts information and education campaigns and other advocacies like the “No Plastic” campaign. If you are interested in volunteering or donating, you can visit the headquarters or the official website to learn more.

Address: SIFCare-CURMA Hatchery, 374 Saint Jude Subdivison, Ili Norte, San Juan, La Union Contact Details: 0942 366 4519 (Mobile Number); [email protected] (E-Mail Address); http://sifcare.org/curma (Official Website)

SAN FERNANDO Tourist Spots

Ma cho temple.

The Ma Cho Temple is an iconic cultural landmark in San Fernando. Constructed in 1977, this is said to be the first Taoist temple in the Philippines and is dedicated to the Chinese sea goddess Mazu (Ma Cho).

Resting atop a hill, it affords a panoramic view of the San Fernando Harbor and the West Philippine Sea. It features the Altar of the Goddess of Ma Cho, the Altar of Our Heavenly Father, the Statues of the 18 Taoist Disciples, the Majestic Five-Door Gate, the Bamboo Garden, the Lian Thing Pagoda, The Goddess of Mercy (Kwan Yen), the Bell and Drum Tower, and its renowned Spider-Type Dome. The temple is open to both worshipers and non-worshipers.

There’s an annual pilgrimage wherein the image of Ma Cho travels from San Fernando to the Archdiocesan Shrine of Our Lady of Caysasay in Taal, Batangas during the 5th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar because many followers believe that Ma Cho and Our Lady of Caysasay are one and the same.

Address: Ma Cho Temple, Quezon Avenue, San Fernando, La Union Opening Hours: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Daily). Note that the schedule may change, so check the official website or Facebook page before going. Entrance Fee: FREE

Filipino-Chinese Friendship Pagoda

Also sitting on top of a hill, this Friendship Pagoda is a commemoration of the neighborly relations between the Filipinos and the Chinese people. It provides a scenic view of the city of San Fernando and the sea beyond.

At its feet lies a park where locals can just hang and unwind. (When we visited, locals stayed here to escape the heat and just chill.)

There are two entry points to the pagoda. The easier route is at the top where the signage is located, while the other one entails a short trek up from the public park entrance below.

One of the landmarks is the La Union Provincial Capitol building, located just a few meters away from the pagoda.

Address: Filipino-Chinese Friendship Pagoda, Aguila Road, San Fernando, La Union Opening Hours: 24/7 Entrance Fee: FREE

Pindangan Ruins

Constructed in 1764 under the Spanish rule, the Pindanagan Ruins is what’s left of the first ever Catholic church of San Fernando — mostly the age-old stone walls and the buttresses.

Adjacent to the Carmelite Monastery, this historical landmark is managed and maintained by the Carmelite sisters.

Please avoid leaning on or climbing up the walls for your safety and for the preservation of the ruins.

Address: Pindangan, San Fernando, La Union Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Daily). Note that the schedule may change, so check the latest announcement first before going. Entrance Fee: P25 (Regular); P20 (Senior/Student); P500 (Photo Shoot and Video Shoot)

Halo-halo de Iloko

It is hot in La Union, especially in the dry, summer months. No wonder halo-halo is especially popular in the region. And when it comes to this dessert/snack, no other name in San Fernando can beat Halo-halo de Iloko (at least in terms of recall). It is said that the ingredients they use are fresh every day and are mostly sourced from local suppliers.

They also serve rice meals and snacks, but we ordered all three halo-halo items on their menu — Fiesta Halo-Halo (P120), Buko Halo-Halo (P195), and Pritong Halo-Halo (P150). The first two capture the taste of classic halo-halo we are all familiar with. (Don’t expect mind-blowing twists or special or unusual ingredients.)

What we enjoyed the most, however, was the pritong halo-halo, which is very different from the typical halo-halo fix. In this creative take, ingredients like bananas are served hot and stacked with ubeng halaya, cheese and other ingredients. The cherry on top is a nice touch, too. If you could order just one, make it this one.

Confidently marketed as La Union’s best, Halo-Halo de Iloko is usually crowded during peak hours. It is quite popular among locals and tourists alike. When we visited, we came before the peak hours so we were able to find a table. Before we finished our halo-halo, there was already a line of customers waiting outside. And it was mid-week!

By the way, if you are traveling by private car, the designated parking lot is far. We had a hard time securing a slot, so we opted to go for a pay-parking slot, which was a five-minute tricycle ride from Halo-Halo de Iloko.

Address: Zandueta Street, San Fernando, La Union Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM (Daily). Note that the schedule may change, so check the official Facebook page before going.

Christ the Redeemer Statue

San Fernando’s hilly terrain provides perfect sites for landmark structures such as the Ma Cho Temple and the Filipino-Chinese Friendship Pagoda. Besides these two, another significant hilltop landmark is the 25-foot Christ the Redeemer statue. Inaugurated in June 2007, the statue symbolizes overflowing gratitude, blessings, and protection.

We actually didn’t plan on making a stop here. We stumbled upon it by chance while looking for parking space, so we just decided to spend a bit of time here. It can be accessed by climbing a pretty steep alley in a concealed part of town.

It can get really hot at noon, so if you are planning to reach the top on foot, go here early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid the heat. Anyway, it overlooking the city proper and the San Fernando Bay to the west, so it’s best to visit in late afternoon for the sunset.

Address: Reservoir Hill, Barangay I, San Fernando City, La Union Opening Hours: 24/7 Entrance Fee: FREE

Thunderbird Poro Point Resort

Located at the highest point of Poro Point Peninsula and facing the San Fernando Bay, Thunderbird Poro Point encompasses a land area of about 65 hectares, housing luxurious villas, restaurants, wellness facilities, and a nine-hole golf course.

The resort’s impeccable Santorini-inspired theme and the sheer look-and-feel of the place do give off an exclusive vibe, which some may find intimidating. (We were kinda intimidated at first. LOL.) But day trip visitors are welcome here. The P300 entrance fee is consumable and is inclusive of access to some of the dining options and to explore and take photos in some areas, including the resort’s symbolic Santorini dome.

Pre-pandemic, day tour hours were from 8:00 AM to 5:00 pm. However, when we visited, we were told it would open at 11am. (They might have referred to the restaurant and we just misunderstood.) Anyway, we decided to just return past 11am. Unfortunately, it was really hot at the time. The sun was scorching and the white surroundings were blinding, so we weren’t able to explore much. We could have melted if we stayed any longer. So if you can, visit in the late afternoon, when the sun is less harsh.

We still had a grand time, though, because the resort is just gorgeous!

Address: Poro Point Freeport Zone, San Fernando City, La Union Day Tour Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Daily). Reservation is required at least 24 hours before arrival. Day Tour Entrance: P300/head (F&B consumable). If you want to access the swimming pool, check the official website or Facebook page for day tour package promos.

Poro Point Lighthouse

A short drive north of Thunderbird Resort, Poro Point Lighthouse is one of La Union’s historical landmarks, dating back to 1905 during the American occupation. Facing the West Philippine Sea, it rises at the height of 27 feet and serves as one of the points of interest in the Poro Point Freeport Zone.

Since it’s located just across Poro Point Baywalk, many locals include this spot in their walking, jogging, or cycling routes both in the morning and in the late afternoon (just in time for the sunset!)

Address: Poro Point Freeport Zone, San Fernando City, La Union Opening Hours: 24/7 Entrance Fee: FREE

NORTHERN LA UNION Tourist Spots

Paraoir manmade forest.

If you’re going to Luna and you’re coming from San Juan, San Fernando or Immuki Island, you’ll be passing under its green canopy!

Dressing a significant portion of the Bacnotan-Luna-Balaoan Road, the long stretch of towering canopies creates a natural green tunnel, mesmerizing numerous travelers. People usually park their vehicles on the side of the road to take photos. It’s very similar to the mahogany forest in Bohol.

If you are planning to stop and take photos too, just remember that this is a major road, so make sure that you park your car properly to avoid obstructing the traffic and be careful when taking photos.

Nalvo Pebble Beach

Looking for unusual beaches in La Union? You need not go far because just 30-45 minutes away from San Juan is the town of Luna!

While the beaches of San Juan are strewn with relatively fine sand, Luna’s shore is covered in pebbles. The most popular part of this long stretch is the Nalvo Pebble Beach. You’ll find a number of resorts here, but it’s best known for the art galleries that punctuate it — Bahay na Bato, Bato de Luna, and Kamay na Bato. After exploring the beach, visit one or all of these art galleries and appreciate the pebble works and structures.

Location: Nalvo Norte and Nalvo Sur, Luna, La Union

Baluarte Watchtower

The Baluarte Watchtower , also called Luna Watchtower , is one of the five historic watchtowers in La Union declared by the National Museum of the Philippines as cultural treasures in 2014. This centuries-old structure served as a lookout tower for invading enemies such as Chinese, Japanese, and Moro pirates.

Today, the restored brick tower is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Luna. It also stands just next to the pebble beach, making it snap-worthy from almost any angle. (Well, not during our visit because an event was set to be staged at the site.)

If you get hungry, you can grab a drink and meal at nearby Lola Mending’s Cafe . Don’t forget to try the Baluarte Supreme churros , which takes the shape of the watchtower!

Address: Barangay Victoria, Luna, La Union Opening Hours: 24/7 Entrance Fee: FREE

Bahay na Bato

This extensive art gallery used to be the vacation house of Dr. Edison and Dr. Purita Chan-Noble. Situated on the pebble beach of Barangay Nalvo Norte, the property is mostly built using pebbles and stones.

The first things you’ll probably notice are the statues scattered throughout the site. They vary greatly in terms of theme and design, but our favorites are those whimsical and almost tongue-in-cheek artworks that show the artist’s sense of humor.

The indoor galleries also showcase Filipino artifacts. In between two houses lies a garden, adorned with trees, giving life to the seemingly cold and hard environment and giving visitors shaded sanctuary away from the burning sun.

The whole place caters to guests of all ages and boasts various Instagrammable photo spots. The property is also open for prenuptial shoots and other themed photoshoots.

If you want to maximize and enjoy your visit, avoid going during noon time when the sun is too merciless. Early morning or late afternoon is the best time to go.

Address: Bahay na Bato, Nalvo Norte, Luna, La Union Opening Hours: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Daily). Note that the schedule may change, so check the official Facebook page before going. Entrance Fee: P50 (Regular); FREE (Below 2 y/o)

Bato de Luna

Can’t get enough of the pebble-lous installations and artworks? Bato de Luna is not too far from Bahay na Bato. Actually, from the main road (Bacnotan-Luna-Balaoan Road), when you make a turn on the barangay road leading to the art galleries, the first property you’ll see is Bato de Luna to your right.

You know you’re at the right place when you’re greeted by a gigantic statue of a turtle, made of, you guessed it, stones and pebbles! This is the site’s most prominent structure, which houses an interactive optical illusion floor painting, textured colorful walls filled with artworks, and a painted ceiling.

Bato de Luna puts on the spotlight the works of South Korean stone artist and sculptor, Mr. Bong Kim (whom I think is also the same creative mind behind some of the pieces at neighboring Bahay na Bato). Other attractions are quirky and naughty stone figures and colorful photo spots.

It also has a restaurant that offers breakfast meals as well as ‘unli rice’ and ‘unli sabaw’ meal options. You can also buy pasalubong from the souvenir shop.

Address: Bato de Luna, Nalvo Norte, Luna, La Union Opening Hours: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Daily). Note that the schedule may change, so check the official Facebook page before going. Entrance Fee: P50 (Regular)

Darigayos Beach

Compared to other beaches in the municipality of Luna, Darigayos Beach is not pebbly, but the cream-colored sand is not powdery fine either. Locals and some tourists still flock to the beach because the waves here are relatively calmer. There are parts that are shallow, but there are also parts that are deep, so always be on your guard and familiarize yourself with the beachscape first.

Choose a spot that you feel most comfortable swimming in. Open huts and cottages are available for rent.

Location: Darigayos Beach, Bacnotan – Luna – Balaoan Road, Luna, La Union

SOUTHERN LA UNION Tourist Spots

Ciano umok gallery & cafe ilocano.

NOTE: Ciano Umok might still be temporarily CLOSED for now. We’re trying to determine whether or not they are open but we have yet to receive confirmation. But we’ll still put this in the list just in case it opens soon.

We’ve already mentioned Bauang’s grape farms, but there are still plenty of other attractions on the southern end of the province. Also in Bauang is Ciano Umok Gallery & Cafe .

Nestled right smack in the middle of the hilly Barangay Palugsi-Limmansangan, the place functions as an art gallery and a restaurant. The gallery showcases the works of the owner, Cesar Dumo, and other local artists.

If you get hungry, try one of the homemade meals and snacks at the gallery’s in-house Cafe Ilocano . Usually, people stop here for halo-halo. Its version is a bit unusual, carrying only three ingredients — nata, kaong, and red mongo. Another unique thing about it is instead of ice and milk, they top it with something similar to ice cream. It’s like milk-flavored shaved ice that you can eat right away. You can totally skip the halo part.

Address: Barangay Palugsi-Limmansangan, Bauang, La Union Opening Hours: 10:00 AM – 7:30 PM (Daily). Note that the schedule may change, so check the official Facebook page before going.

Agoo Eco Fun World

South of Bauang is the town of Agoo, named after the wispy Agoho trees that grow abundantly in the area. In fact, the highway leading to the town center is lined with these towering trees.

Launched in 2014, the Agoo Eco Fun World in Barangay Santa Rita West was developed by the local government and is part of reforestation efforts of the DENR. Locals and tourists alike are drawn to its enchanting manmade forest featuring thousands of Agoho trees, a lagoon, the view of Mount Katayagan, and the beach that faces the Lingayen Gulf.

The whole place is picture-worthy, making it one of the popular destinations for photoshoots. Visitors can also rent picnic huts at the beach area, spread their own mats, or pitch their own tents.

Some of the things to do here are having a picnic, nature bathing, swimming, sunbathing, watching the sunset, kiteflying, jogging, walking, appreciating the mangroves, and doing ‘aura’ photo sessions. Please clean up after yourself if you are planning to have a picnic here.

The best time to go is early morning when the sun is still not too high and late afternoon if you want to catch the sunset.

Address: Agoo Eco Fun World, Barangay Santa Rita West, Agoo, La Union Environmental Fee: P15 (Adults); P10 (Senior & PWD); FREE (Children below 3ft) Parking Fee: P10 (Tricycle & Motorcycle); P20 (Other Vehicles) Rental Fees: P500 (Big Cottage); P1,500 (Pavilion) Commercial Photoshoot/Videoshoot: P2,000

Agoo Basilica

Founded in 1578 by the Franciscan order, Agoo Basilica , officially named Basilica Minore of Our Lady of Charity , was first dedicated to St. Francis of Assisi. The current Mexocan-Baroque structure dates back to 1975, but it was officially opened to the public in 1978.

After the destructive earthquake of 1990, the 19th-century bell tower was destroyed and the church had to undergo a major reconstruction. However, the bell tower was beyond repair and had to be replaced by a new one.

The present-day minor basilica has two bell towers, doors with Hebrew-script carvings of the ten commandments, a pipe organ, and an underground cemetery and chapel where it also houses holy relics of saints. It is the seat of the Santa Monica Parish of the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Fernando de La Union.

Address: Grotto Road corner MacArthur Highway, Poblacion, Agoo, La Union

PUGAD Pugo Adventure

Situated further inland, far from the coastal towns of La Union, Pugo’s forested and mountainous landscape is a perfect ‘nest’ for PUGAD Pugo Adventure , a very popular leisure and adventure park. Sharing its border with Baguio , the town is blessed with relatively cooler temperature.

It prides itself on being the first to offer zipline adventure in La Union. Other features include a botanical garden, mini zoological park, and swimming pools! Aside from ziplining, guests can also ride ATVs, try the Giant Swing, play Paintball, or do wall climbing.

Although it’s far from the city and major highways, the park is still accessible via public transportation. If you are driving your own car, you can access it via Agoo-Baguio Road (Jose D. Aspiras Highway), then turning to PUGAD Trail. There’s a huge signage directing guests to that road.

Address: PUGAD Pugo Adventure, Pugo, La Union Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Daily). Note that the schedule may change, so check the official Facebook page before going. Entrance Fee: P200 (Adults); P150 (Kids 4ft below); FREE (Kids 2ft below). The rates include access to the swimming pools. Activities: P250-400 (Zipline 1-3); P350/head (ATV); P150/head (Wall Climbing); P250/head (Giant Swing); P250/head (Australian Rundown); P400/head (Paintball). You can also avail of the package options. Check the official Facebook page for the inclusions per package.

Top La Union Resorts and Hotels

If you wish to explore most of La Union, the town of San Juan and the city of San Fernando are the best areas for your base. Both are located at the center of the province. From either, you can easily reach most of the attractions listed above.

We stayed at Urbiz Garden , a beachfront bed-and-breakfast in Urbiztondo, San Juan. I always stay here because of its location, between the highway and the beach.

But if you’d rather stay at a hotel, hostel or resort, here are some of the top properties that can be booked via Agoda.

• The Escape , San Juan. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• Aureo Resort La Union , San Fernando. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• P and M Final Option Hotel , San Juan. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• The Circle Hostel – La Union , San Juan. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• Awesome Hotel La Union , San Juan. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• The Little Surfmaid Resort , San Juan. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• G Hotel La Union , San Juan. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• Thunderbird Resorts – Poro Point , San Fernando. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• EL Navi Surftown , San Juan. Check Rates & Availability! ✅

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Best Things To Do in La Union, El Salvador

Have you ever visited a new place and felt ‘wow’ about it? For many visitors, it happens at La Union.

La Union may not be as popular as other cities in El Salvador, but don’t let that fool you. La Union is a smaller but beautiful upcoming tourist destination that is worth a visit. You will be surprised by some of the unique things to do and places you can explore at this hidden destination.

You might wish to revisit it someday again, to take a break and relax at La Union.

If you have plans to visit El Salvador and are not sure if La Union should be included in your itinerary, keep reading. In this list, we have put together some of the things to do in La Union and around. We have a hunch that if you include this city in your travel plans, you will be thrilled you did so.

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La Unión - Discovering El Salvador

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In this page you can find every information for a holiday in La Unión, a pretty good destination in El Salvador (all info about the whole country here) . We will answer the most important questions: what to visit , when to go , how to get to La Unión and what means of transport to use to get around . We will describe typical foods , the costs for tourists and where to find accomodation . We will list also the places to see around La Unión , and we will also talk about safety and how each type of traveler can enjoy a trip here. So, if you are travelling through El Salvador, here's everything to know about La Unión for a perfect holiday.

General info for a trip to La Unión

What to visit in La Unión

Sure, here are some of the popular tourist attractions in La Unión, El Salvador along with some information about each: 1. Playa las Tunas: This beautiful beach is located in the eastern part of El Salvador. It is recognized for its crystal clear waters that are perfect for swimming or just relaxing. Visitors can also enjoy water sports such as surfing or paddleboarding. 2. Estero de Jaltepeque: This is an ecological reserve and is a popular spot for birdwatching. It is home to a wide variety of bird species such as herons, egrets, and pelicans among others. Visitors can also rent a boat and explore the estuary. 3. Conchagua Volcano: The Conchagua Volcano is one of the most iconic landmarks in La Unión. Visitors can hike to the top of the volcano and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding landscape. 4. Tamarindo Wildlife Refuge: This refuge is home to a wide variety of wildlife species such as howler monkeys and iguanas. Visitors can hike through the reserve's trails and appreciate the beauty of the jungle. 5. El Cuco Beach: This beach is known for its golden sand and perfect waves, making it a popular destination for surfers. Additionally, it is a great place to enjoy a peaceful walk by the shore. 6. Joya de Cerén: This is an archaeological site that was buried by volcanic eruption in the 7th century. It is also called the "Pompeii of the Americas" due to its well-preserved ruins. 7. Los Tercios Waterfall: This beautiful waterfall is located in the Alegria mountains, which are known for their natural beauty. It is a perfect spot for hiking and taking a dip in the refreshing water. 8. Jiquilisco Bay: This is a beautiful bay that is home to a wide range of marine life such as dolphins and sea turtles. Visitors can take a boat tour and appreciate the beauty of the bay. Overall, La Unión has some stunning attractions that cater to different interests. Whether you're into beaches, wildlife, or culture, there's something for everyone in this beautiful region of El Salvador. In this website, you can find many other destinations to visit in El Salvador, so you can have a look in the "USEFUL LINKS" sections in this page for other places that could inspire your trip. You can find more information in this page dedicated to the top 10 attractions to visit in La Unión .

When to go on holiday to La Unión

The best time to visit La Unión, El Salvador is during the dry season, which runs from November to April. During this time, the weather is warm and sunny with little to no rain, making it perfect for outdoor activities such as hiking, surfing, and exploring the beaches. However, it's worth noting that this is peak tourist season, so prices may be higher and there may be more crowds. If you don't mind a little rain, the rainy season (May to October) can also be a good time to visit as the countryside becomes lush and green, and there are fewer visitors. Just be aware that there may be occasional heavy downpours. You can book here visit and activities to do during your holiday !

How to get to La Unión

There are several ways you can reach La Unión in El Salvador, depending on your point of origin. Here are some options: 1. By Air: The nearest airport to La Unión is the El Salvador International Airport in San Salvador. From there, you can take a taxi or rent a car to reach La Unión. The journey takes around 3.5 to 4 hours. 2. By Bus: There are several bus companies that offer services to La Unión from different parts of the country. You can check with your hotel or a local tourist agency for information on schedules and fares. 3. By Car: If you have your own vehicle or are renting one, you can reach La Unión via the CA-2 highway that connects San Salvador to the eastern side of the country. It takes around 3.5 to 4 hours to reach La Unión from San Salvador. I recommend checking with local authorities to see if any travel restrictions or health protocols are in place due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, as this can impact your travel plans. It is also advisable to confirm transportation schedules and options prior to your trip to ensure a smooth journey. To find the most convenient flights, compare (and book if you like!) the best offers here on Skyscanner . To hire a car to visit La Unión, I recommend to check this: COMPARE HERE ALL OFFERS FOR CAR RENTAL

Typical foods in La Unión

La Unión, El Salvador is known for its delicious traditional food. Below are some typical dishes and their descriptions: 1) Pescado Empanizado: A popular dish made with breaded fish fillets that are fried until crispy. It is often served with rice, beans, and salad. 2) Sopa de Mariscos: This seafood soup is made with shrimp, clams, fish, vegetables, and spices. It is a hearty and flavorful dish that is perfect for cold days. 3) Pupusas: A corn tortilla that is filled with cheese, beans, or pork. Pupusas are cooked on a griddle until crispy and served with a flavorful tomato sauce and pickled cabbage. 4) Ensalada de Frutas: A refreshing fruit salad made with seasonal fruits such as pineapple, papaya, watermelon, and mango. It's often served with a squeeze of lime juice and a sprinkle of chili powder. 5) Platanos Fritos: Sweet fried plantains are a common side dish in La Unión. They are cooked until golden brown and served with a sprinkle of cinnamon and sugar. 6) Chilate: A traditional drink made with ground corn, cocoa, and cinnamon. It's often served hot during the cooler months and is a comforting and sweet drink. You can find general info about typical foods in El Salvador here .

Is La Unión an expensive destination for tourists?

La Unión, El Salvador is not typically considered as an expensive destination for tourists. Accommodation, food, and transportation in the area are generally reasonably priced compared to other popular tourist destinations. However, the cost of your trip will depend on your specific travel preferences and budget. To minimize your expenses, you could consider staying at budget-friendly accommodations, eating at local restaurants, and using public transportation. It's always a good idea to research prices in advance and plan accordingly.

Where to find accomodation in La Unión

Is la unión a safe destination for tourists.

La Unión, like many other places in El Salvador, has had a bad reputation for safety in the past due to the country’s history of gang violence. However, in recent years El Salvador has made significant progress in reducing crime and increasing safety for both locals and tourists. Travelers should always take precautions to ensure their safety, such as being aware of their surroundings and avoiding areas that are known to be dangerous. It's also advisable to hire a local guide or tour company with experience in the area to navigate around the region safely. Overall, La Unión can be a safe place for tourists, but they should exercise caution and use common sense to minimize any potential safety risks. You can find general info about safety for tourists in El Salvador here . Always check updated government info about travelers's safety on the ufficial Foreign Affairs website of your government, before visiting La Unión.

What type of travelers will enjoy La Unión the most?

La Unión, located on the southeastern coast of El Salvador, can be an enjoyable destination for a variety of travelers. For couples, La Unión offers a romantic atmosphere with its beautiful beaches and stunning sunsets. Couples can enjoy long walks along the beach, candlelit dinners by the sea, and peaceful boat rides through the mangroves. Young people looking for fun can enjoy the vibrant nightlife in La Unión, with plenty of bars and clubs to choose from. The town is also known for its lively music scene and cultural events. Families can enjoy the many outdoor activities on offer, such as snorkeling, scuba diving, and fishing. There are also several family-friendly beaches, such as El Espino and Playa Las Tunas. Overall, La Unión is a versatile destination that can be enjoyed by a variety of travelers, depending on their interests and preferences.

How to get around La Unión

The most common transportation options to move around La Unión in El Salvador are buses, minibusses, and taxis. Taxis are usually available for hire at designated stands or can be hailed on the street. Mini-buses operate along established routes and are relatively inexpensive, while buses are larger and serve longer routes. Renting a car is also an option, and it gives you more freedom to explore the region at your own pace. However, it's important to note that roads in the region can be narrow and steep, so caution is advised while driving.

What to see around La Unión

Sure, here are a few nice places to visit for a day trip from La Unión (El Salvador): 1. Joya de Cerén: This UNESCO World Heritage site is a well-preserved ancient Mayan village that was buried by volcanic ash over 1400 years ago. Visitors can explore the ruins on a guided tour and learn about the daily life of the Mayan people. 2. Tazumal: Another important Mayan archaeological site, Tazumal is located in the town of Chalchuapa, a short distance from La Unión. It features pyramids, plazas, and ceremonial structures that are over 1,500 years old. 3. Conchagua Volcano: Hiking to the top of this active volcano offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside and the Pacific Ocean. 4. Jiquilisco Bay: This beautiful bay is home to a thriving ecosystem of mangroves, sea turtles, and exotic birds. Visitors can take a boat tour to explore the area and learn about the local wildlife. 5. Perquín: This small town is located in the hills of eastern El Salvador and is famous for its murals, which depict the country's history and culture. Visitors can also visit the Revolution Museum to learn about El Salvador's civil war. For every travel information about El Salvador you can click here . Wild Trips is the Wikipedia of travel: in the unfortunate case you find an error, please write to us to correct it... Thank you! Follow us on Facebook if you like wild trips around the world and beautiful itineraries in Italy: https://www.facebook.com/wildtrips .

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▷ LAS TUNAS BEACH » What to see and do. Natural pools

Las tunas beach is located in the department of la union in llano de los patos, only 180 km from san salvador; it is open to the public anytime. its outstanding features are its dark sandy beaches and rock formations of volcanic origin..

El Salvador is a magical corner with a great diversity of tourist options and activities you can do. Among its greatest charms are the Salvadoran coasts and Las Tunas beach , one of the paradisiacal destinations tourists prefer.

Its landscape and rock formations are undoubtedly one of its main attractions, making it possible to perform different activities. Would you like to know what you can do at Las Tunas beach ? Discover this and more below.

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Location of Las Tunas Beach

Location and characteristics of Las Tunas beach

In the department of La Unión in Llano de Los Patos , only 180 km from San Salvador , Las Tunas beach is open to the public anytime. Its outstanding features are its dark sandy beaches and rock formations of volcanic origin.

These formations are scattered along the coast resulting in natural pools. In turn, this makes it possible for the waves to be gentle and ideal for the enjoyment of all ages.

On the other hand, it has a beautiful landscape with a great variety of vegetation. Some of these are trees of various types, such as coconut and mango , as well as bushes, hawthorn, and other plants used for oil extraction.

Likewise, within the facilities of Las Tunas beach , you can see some houses, cabins, hotels, and palm and wooden ranches that tourists can rent. In addition, it has complete essential services and the possibility of carrying out different activities in the area .

What to do in Las Tunas beach

If you are thinking of spending a few days on Las Tunas beach with your loved ones or simply traveling to rest, the first thing you can do is choose where to stay. On the shore of this beach, you will find different types of cabins and inns at affordable prices .

But if you are looking for something more luxurious , Las Tunas is the place where you will find the largest and most important hotels in the region. Such is the case of Hotel Mar y Sol and Torola Hotel Resort, where you will find full service, a swimming pool, and a restaurant.

After you have your lodging ready, the next thing you can do is enjoy the natural pools found all along the coast. As you dive into the collections, you will enjoy the scenery. You will be able to see how huge waves hit the rocks , creating a kind of drizzle that mitigates the heat and high temperatures.

Surf and weather at Las Tunas beach

It is important to note that although the waves at Las Tunas beach are friendly, this is due to the enormous rock formations, and they work as a natural breakwater to mitigate their strength and height.

In this sense, offshore are usually more than 2 m high depending on the season, and the height decreases considerably upon reaching the breaker and hitting the rock formation.

On the other hand , the climate is always constant with very high temperatures . The annual average varies between 32°C and 34°C during the day and between 23°C and 25°C at night. It can reach an air humidity of up to 78% with rainfall of up to 197 mm and winds that exceed 11 km/h.

According to these data, the warmest days of the year are March, April, May, and July. Among the coldest are October, November, December, and January. Finally, the rainiest are May, June, September, and October.

Las Tunas beach abounds in gastronomic richness as in any other El Salvador region . An advantage for tourists and locals who offer all kinds of traditional dishes, from sea and land, to international. They are this and fishing as their most important source of income.

But what kind of dishes can you find on Las Tunas beach ? Honestly, there are all kinds, and the most iconic in the region , the famous stuffed lobsters, seafood, fish fillet, and shells.

In addition, you can find typical dishes of El Salvador made with shrimp to your liking. Either a ceviche, battered, with garlic, among others. If you want something more traditional, you can try cocktails, sweets, tamales, minutas, and whatever you like.

Places near Las Tunas beach

We are sure that when you arrive at Las Tunas beach , you will feel the need to know more about this beautiful coast and its surroundings. Well, very close to the beach is the Estero Las Tunas or Estero El Encantado, where you can enjoy the entire area’s biodiversity.

But if you want more contact with nature and hiking, you can not miss the Conchagua Volcano . This volcano comprises the Ocotal and Banderas hills , with heights of 1,225 meters above sea level and 1,156 meters above sea level, respectively.

Now, if you want to enjoy more of the beaches of the department of La Union, then you should visit Torola beach , Negras beaches , and El Cuco . All of them are just a few minutes away from Las Tunas beach. Your vacation experience will be unique from the moment you arrive.

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1. Volcan de Conchagua

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