For all destinations, the recommended vaccines are: tetanus, typhoid, hepatitis A and hepatitis B. People arriving from Panama, South America or Africa must have received the yellow fever vaccine at least 15 days before their trip to El Salvador. Otherwise, the governement of Ecuador, Philippines and Indonesia might also requires a proof of yellow fever vaccination if you are travelling from a country with risk of yellow fever (see list of countries with risk of yellow fever transmission). On that list, it says that Ecuador has risks of yellow fever transmission, but this is only for the Amazonia, which you won’t be visiting during your trip with us.
*If you’re planning on visiting an other area than the one we propose, you should consult a health travel clinic.
