Lake Coatepeque (Lago de Coatepeque)

Lake Coatepeque, or Lago de Coatepeque, is a stunning body of water formed from a volcanic crater in El Salvador’s Santa Ana region. The lake’s vibrant color, which shifts from deep blue to clear turquoise, captivates visitors. Along its shores, you can enjoy a variety of water sports, including kayaking, boating, and fishing. Lakeside restaurants offer a relaxing spot for dining, making it a popular destination for those exploring the nearby Cerro Verde National Park.

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Lake Coatepeque (Lago de Coatepeque)