16/07/2026
El Salvador... 🌋 🐢 🌊
📍 Dining at Lago Coatepeque on a floating ferry dock. This lake is actually a volcanic caldera formed by a caticlysmic eruption 50-70k years ago. The water can suddenly change color due to magmatic minerals. Looming in the background you see the giant active volcano Santa Ana and extinct Cerro Verde.
🌊 Surf City, El Salvador has waves for days. The break featured here, Playa Sunzal, is family friendly - if you can manage the shoreline... Full of round rocks aka shadows of the eruptive past of this geologic hot spot.
🥥 Coconuts galore. Just don't let one bonk ye on the noggin. Yikes