Based on 3 local experiences
Based on 3 local experiences
Maggie
El Salvador is considered very safe now and I can agree there has been a lot of positive changes, nonetheless this a city built for cars so walking around feels lonely and not lively at all, you won’t find many people walking next to you at night so it can be nerve wrecking. Nonetheless, if you stay in the nicer areas I can assure you are safe, kidnappings are unheard of here and murders as well, but as a woman I am still cautious of men nonetheless.
Posted: March 23, 2025We are in a current state of exception which has moderate the violence. It used to be a really dangerous place but now is very secure for travelers. Since our country is very small you can easily move from place to place and the people here are very welcoming
Posted: December 25, 2024El Salvador’ safety rates have dramatically changed for better. It is a safer place than it was 3 or 5 years ago. You still need to be smart and careful because there are danger risks in every country. Overall, it’s a safe place to travel. Locals are the kindest people I’ve ever met from all the countries I’ve traveled.
Posted: September 4, 2024Diplomomwife
San Salvador
I'm a wife, mom of two teenage boys, world traveler, and diplomat. I've lived in seven countries, traveled to 38 countries; and if I haven't been there yet, it's on my list. I'm looking to meet ladies who have similar interests and make new friends in new places.
Gabriela
San Salvador
Hi! I’m Indonesian living with my French boyfriend in San Salvador. I love traveling, meeting new people and share cultures. I am open to have guests in our second bedroom in our (small) apartment with the view of San Salvador ☺️