Coming Home
The practical guide for Intipuqueños returning from the United States
You already know the way. We keep the checklist.
Four moves
Before you pack the suitcase
01
Book the flight home
Most routes land in San Salvador (SAL). From there it’s about 3–4 hours by car or shuttle to Intipucá.
See flight partners →02
Send money ahead
Cover the house, food, and family costs before you land. Remittance offices on the plaza know the diaspora calendar.
Remittance options →03
Lock a place to stay
Family homes fill first in March. Use rentals, guesthouses, or list a spare room for someone else coming home.
Find housing →04
Show up for Fiestas
March is when Intipucá becomes both coasts at once — processions, music, and reunions that only happen here.
See events →Flights
From the corridor to the gulf
D.C., Maryland, Virginia, and New York feed most of the March return. Book early for Fiestas — seats disappear first.
Remittances
Money that arrives before you do
Send for the house, the feast table, and the plaza shops you’ll visit in person. Then list those same shops so family abroad can find them year-round.
Stay
A bed near the plaza — or on the gulf
Browse rentals on Intipucá.us, or use trusted booking partners for La Unión and the coast.
For business owners
When they come home, be findable
March traffic is the best sales pitch you’ll get all year. List free, then go Standard ($30) or Featured ($75) before Fiestas.
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Don’t miss the next reunion
Fiestas, listings, and the road home — in English or Spanish, from La Unión to Maryland.