San Salvador El Salvador Intl
SAL

San Salvador Airport Terminal

San Salvador, El Salvador
Overview
San Salvador Airport Terminal

Terminal Information

Restaurants

Local and international dishes are on the menu at a modest number of fast-food and full-service restaurants, located both before and after Security. There's also a bar and a selection of coffee shops. Some travelers have reported that eateries close around 20:00 - something to be aware of if you have a late flight. Before leaving the country, be sure to try a pupusa, El Salvador's national dish - it's a thick corn tortilla stuffed with a savory filling.

Shopping

Retail outlets are located on the way to and alongside the departure gates on either side of a long corridor. Shop for duty-free perfume, liquor and tobacco as well as travel essentials, sunglasses, electronics and souvenirs. Salvadorian coffee is a great gift to take back home from your trip.

Facilities

  • ATMs
  • Baby care facilities

Accessibility

  • Wheelchairs

Restaurants

There are plenty of places on the way to Customs and Baggage Claim where you can get a bite to eat.

Shopping

The route from the plane to Customs takes arriving passengers past all the shops that are available to departing guests.

Facilities

  • ATMs
  • Information points
  • Hotel check-in desks

Accessibility

  • Wheelchairs

Terminal tips

A departure fee of around USD 37 has to be paid in cash, so make sure you have enough US dollars with you.

Smoking isn't allowed inside the airport, so if you're a heavy smoker be sure to come equipped with nicotine patches or gum.

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