Holidays in El Salvador 2027
El Salvador has 11 public holidays in 2027. 11 of them are national holidays, observed everywhere in El Salvador. The next public holiday in El Salvador is New Year's Day on Friday, January 1, 2027.
Holidays in El Salvador 2027
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New Year's Day
Año Nuevo
National holiday -
Maundy Thursday
Jueves Santo
National holiday -
Good Friday
Viernes Santo
National holiday -
Holy Saturday
Sábado Santo
National holiday -
Labor Day
Día del Trabajo
National holiday -
Mother's Day
Día de la Madre
National holiday -
Father's Day
Día del Padre
National holiday -
Celebrations of San Salvador
Celebración del Divino Salvador del Mundo
National holiday -
Independence Day
Día de la Independencia
National holiday -
All Souls' Day
Día de los Difuntos
National holiday -
Christmas Day
Navidad
National holiday
Regional holidays in El Salvador 2027
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Feast of San Salvador
Fiesta de San Salvador
Only in: San Salvador
Regional holiday -
Feast of San Salvador
Fiesta de San Salvador
Only in: San Salvador
Regional holiday
Frequently asked questions
- How many public holidays does El Salvador have in 2027?
- El Salvador has 11 public holidays in 2027.
- What is the next public holiday in El Salvador?
- The next public holiday in El Salvador is New Year's Day on Friday, January 1, 2027.
- Which holidays are national public holidays in El Salvador in 2027?
- El Salvador has 11 national public holidays in 2027: New Year's Day (January 1, 2027), Maundy Thursday (March 25, 2027), Good Friday (March 26, 2027), Holy Saturday (March 27, 2027), Labor Day (May 1, 2027), Mother's Day (May 10, 2027), Father's Day (June 17, 2027), Celebrations of San Salvador (August 6, 2027), Independence Day (September 15, 2027), All Souls' Day (November 2, 2027), Christmas Day (December 25, 2027).
Federal / national holiday = a public holiday everywhere in the country. Regional holiday = a public holiday only in the listed states or provinces.
Holiday data from the open-source python-holidays project; astronomy computed with ephem; eclipse details from NASA. Governments sometimes change dates — confirm important dates locally.