La Olomina Waterfall
Double waterfall of 26 and 10 meters over the Sapo River, in Arambala.
About La Olomina Waterfall
Waterfall of Two Falls in the district of Arambala, Morazán. The first drop is about 26 meters high and creates an intermediate pool; from there, the water cascades down another 10 meters. It is fed by the Sapo River and is located in Julia's Natural Park, the same complex as the Las Pilas waterfall.
Details
Hours
Open 24 hours
Best time to visit
All year round. Higher flow during the rainy season.
Highlight
Two tiered waterfalls
Brief History
La Olomina shares a basin with Las Pilas: both are fed by the Sapo River, in the northern part of Morazán. Its uniqueness lies in the double drop, which is uncommon among Salvadoran waterfalls, featuring a pool in between the two cascades. Access was organized alongside that of Las Pilas when the Arambala area began to welcome visitors via the Route of Peace.
Location & Map
Visit Tips
There are two waterfalls: the upper one is 26 meters high and the lower one is 10, with a pool in between.
It is in the same park as Las Pilas, just a few minutes away.
The intermediate pool is the best spot for photos.
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