Introducing Santa Ana
A shining star, Santa Ana is the only major city in El Salvador that is overwhelmingly colonial, with a shady plaza, grand old buildings and a striking Gothic cathedral. Add to that a decent selection of accommodations, a lively food and bar scene, and big-city services, and Santa Ana makes a fine place to spend a couple days - or, better yet, a base for exploring the western corners of the country.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: bys from Santa Ana to Guatemala City
by rollando 15 June 2011
Ok, the TicaBus office in Santa Ana is closed. (last year). But you can take the bus "San Salvador-Guatemala City" in the "Agencia Puert…
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RE: Santa Ana to San Cristóbal
by roquemocan 13 June 2011
I would think that you would have to catch a bus to Ahuachapán and then another bus to Las Chinamas, but that would be a lot of time in…
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RE: Buses to Guatemala
by roquemocan 19 January 2011
I am not so sure this is doable in just one day. In San Salvador city (the capital of El Salvador), If you are taking Tica Bus, King…
Hotels & Hostels in Santa Ana
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