
Coatepeque combines water activities, boat tours, and a wide range of restaurants by the lake. Its 25.3 square kilometers allow for exploration from various points, whether practicing kayaking and diving or enjoying the scenery from its viewpoints.



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Snapshots that tell the story of Coatepeque Lake.
Coatepeque is a name of Nahuatl origin interpreted as "hill of snakes" or "hill of the serpent." The lake occupies a caldera formed by large volcanic eruptions that occurred between 57,000 and 72,000 B.C. Subsequent activity continued to shape its interior, giving rise to formations such as Teopán Island and the peninsulas known as Los Anteojos.
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