Just over an hour away from the muggy mall laden metropolis of San Salvador is Playa El Tunco, a beach town popular with city folk on the weekends and surfers all day, everyday. The waves are the draw for most and water is a balmy 86 degrees Fahrenheit. The ocean here is the warmest I've ever experienced, stepping into the water feels like taking a bath, its remarkable.
El Tunco at sunset.
Just south of El Tunco is a port town of La Libertad. La Libertad has a pier and an active fish market on the pier, it was a very interesting place to walk around and a fantastic place to buy seafood.
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Fish being prepared for market |
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Langoustines ($5USD per pound) |
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Catch of the day. (Prawns $3.50 to 7) |
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Baby Hammerhead sharks |
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Stingray filet ($1.50USD per pound) |
Homemade Seafood Paella, with Langoustines, Jumbo Prawns, and chicken.
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