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Travel

For guests traveling from the United States: everything we know about getting here, staying here, and getting around.

Accommodation

We recommend booking an AirBnb or Vrbo within the city of San Salvador. Accommodation in El Salvador is much cheaper than the U.S., but can be pricey in more gentrified areas. Booking a larger apartment or house and sharing with others cuts down costs significantly.

If you are interested in being put in touch with other wedding guests to share a booking, please contact Annika.

Transportation

The wedding will take place in Zaragoza, about a 20-30 minute drive away from San Salvador. Driving is the most feasible form of transportation, and you can drive with a U.S. driver's license in El Salvador.

If you will have an extended stay in the country, we recommend renting a car. Otherwise, Uber is a convenient and affordable option.

Currency

El Salvador's national currency is the U.S. dollar. If you plan to do any shopping, we recommend bringing cash for street & informal vendors. Tipping is not customary.

Shared Accommodation for Bride's Family

We have booked 2 Airbnbs (a beach villa from March 9-March 12 and a city home from March 12-16) for the immediate family and some close friends of the bride to share as accommodations during the week of the wedding.

Please follow the 'View' link below to get full information about the accommodations and other important logistics if you are on this list:

  • Emma Christensen
  • Hannah & Daniel Paget
  • Kyle & Jennifer Christensen
  • Christopher Hill
  • Jim Carroll
  • Bryan & Christi Goad
  • Emil Haedt & Anthony Cusguen
  • Lauren Christenson
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