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| Beaches with beautiful natural landscapes, tranquil waters where you can navigate, swim and explore a forest of mangroves and exotic birds.
Barra de Santiago was flooded on February 15th, 1902 by a tsunami that produced 10 meters height waves, there's an old tree that survived that disaster. |
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| Locals tell the legend of "Chasca", the goddess of fisheries, beautiful princess who fell in love with Prince Acayet. Pachacuet, the father of the young princess, commanded to kill the suitor; Chasca disconsolate dissapeared in the deeps of Barra de Santiago. However, some nights she appears navigating in a white canoe, sign of good fishing. |
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| Barra of Santiago is located at 98 km. from San Salvador, south of the municipality of Jujutla in the Department of Ahuachapán, just take the CA-2W highway. |
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January 4th, 2009 |
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