San Salvador International Airport

The airport operates from a single small terminal building handling arrivals and departures in the same facility; facilities are basic and designed for short-haul/regional services. There are no separate large concourse areas or numbered terminals to navigate.

Ground transport is limited: the most common options are taxis, hotel/resort transfers, and private shuttles. There is no rail service. Taxis and prebooked transfers are the practical choice for reaching Cockburn Town and nearby resorts; many lodgings offer pickup on request. If you need public transport options, check locally on arrival as island schedules are sparse and seasonal.

Services at this small island airport are very limited: a basic arrivals area with a small shop or snack kiosk may be available, but food and retail choices are minimal. Wi‑Fi and charging outlets may not be reliably available - bring a power bank. There is no commercial lounge or extensive passenger services; accessibility is modest but ground staff can assist on request.

San Salvador Island has a small number of guesthouses and resorts close to Cockburn Town and the main beaches; there is no large airport hotel at the airfield. For confirmed chain hotels check parent sites such as marriott.com or accor.com and search the island. For long layovers, plan to stay in Cockburn Town - transfers are short but services on the airfield are minimal.