Travel & Stay
PLANES DE RENDEROS, EL SALVADOR
December is one of the most beautiful times to visit El Salvador—dry season means sunny, breezy days and cooler evenings, especially in the mountains where we’ll be celebrating. If you're flying in, the closest and only major airport is El Salvador International Airport (SAL), located about 45 minutes from San Salvador. Pack for tropical weather, and bring a light layer for the cooler nights.
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Diciembre es una de las mejores épocas para visitar El Salvador. Ya pasó la temporada de lluvias, y los días son cálidos, soleados y con brisa—perfectos para explorar o descansar al aire libre. En las noches refresca un poco, especialmente en las montañas donde celebraremos. Si viajan desde el extranjero, el aeropuerto más cercano es el Aeropuerto Internacional de El Salvador (SAL), ubicado a unos 45 minutos de San Salvador. Empaquen ropa para clima tropical y alguna capa ligera para las noches frescas.
Where to Stay
ALOJAMIENTOS
We’ve reserved a block of rooms at the Intercontinental San Salvador for your convenience. If you’d like to stay close to the celebration, you can book directly through the link below to access our special group rate.
The hotel is about 30 minutes from our venue, Quinta Pino Alto, and we’ll have shuttles available to take guests to and from the wedding.
We recommend booking early, as December is a busy travel season in El Salvador.
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Hemos reservado un bloque de habitaciones en el Intercontinental San Salvador para su comodidad. Si desean hospedarse cerca de la celebración, pueden reservar directamente a través del enlace abajo para acceder a nuestra tarifa especial de grupo.
El hotel está a aproximadamente 30 minutos de nuestra celebracion, y contaremos con transporte privado para llevar a los invitados de ida y vuelta a la boda.
Recomendamos hacer su reserva con anticipación, ya que diciembre es una temporada de mucho turismo en El Salvador.
What to Do
ACTIVIDADES EN EL SALVADOR
If you’re making a trip out of it (and we hope you do!), there’s so much to see, eat, and experience while you’re here. El Salvador is full of hidden gems — from seaside spots to mountain towns, unforgettable food, and beautiful nature. Here are some of our favorite ways to enjoy it.
EAT & DRINK
We’re not in El Salvador full-time, but these spots are always on our list when we visit.
By the beach, we love Covana Seaside Kitchen and La Bonita Beach Club for fresh seafood, cocktails, and ocean views.
In the city, El Xolo is a must for modern Salvadoran cuisine, and Ostero Chepe Aleta is perfect if you're craving ceviche or something super local.
For rooftop vibes, check out Moris and Roof Garden—great food, great energy.
PLAY
Whether you’re here to unwind or explore, El Salvador has it all. El Tunco is our go-to surf town—beach bars, live music, and epic sunsets.
For something more peaceful, head to Lago de Coatepeque for crystal-clear waters and lakeside lunch or boat rentals.
Tamanique offers dramatic black sand beaches (just watch out for the waves!). In San Salvador, we love El Mirador for its city views and relaxed vibe. Also check out the National Library or catch a show at the Teatro Nacional—there’s always something happening.
EXPLORE
We’ll be celebrating in Planes de Renderos, and it’s absolutely worth exploring beyond the wedding.
Just outside the city, you’ll find scenic miradores, streetside pupuserías, and peaceful trails through Parque Balboa and La Puerta del Diablo—a dramatic cliffside lookout with sweeping views of the mountains and San Salvador.
If you’re spending time in the capital, wander the historic downtown, visit the Museo de Arte de El Salvador (MARTE) or the Museo Nacional de Antropología Dr. David J. Guzmán (MUNA), and stop by a local market or café for souvenirs and a taste of daily life.