Flight to
Bogota (BOG)
From € 709
Cheap Flights to Colombia from € 709
Flight to
Medellín (MDE)
From € 762
Flight to
Cali (CLO)
From € 952
Flight to
Cartagena (CTG)
From € 984
Flight to
Bucaramanga (BGA)
From € 989
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Visit Colombia
Colombia is a nation of rainforests, cities and amazing cups of coffee! There are some beautiful cities to explore, as well as plenty of natural attractions that will take your breath away. Book your flights to Colombia with Air Europa on our official website and fly in comfort for less.
Colombia Destinations
Start your Colombian adventure in Bogotá (BOG). This lively, energetic capital city performs a balancing act between history and modern-day living. The buildings and architecture date back 300 years and the historic city centre, Plaza de Bolívar, is home to many churches, convents and museums. Sitting alongside these historic monuments, however, there are lively bars, cafes, clubs and restaurants so there are plenty of recreational areas to enjoy too!
More Great Sights in Bogotá
- The Gold Museum (Museo del Oro) is a really unique attraction and one of the most visited tourist sites in the entire country. Containing more than 55,000 pieces of gold from pre-Hispanic cultures in Colombia, consider joining one of the free tours running from Tuesday to Saturday. Entry to the museum is even free on Sundays!
- Dominating the city centre of Bogotá, the impressive mountain of Monserrate reaches a peak of 3,152 metres above sea level. Enjoy a hike up to the summit, or alternatively take it easy with a cable car or train journey. At the top you will find a church and shrine, plus several restaurants – not to mention the spectacular views.
- Take your pick of the libraries in Bogotá, including the Biblioteca Virgilio Barco and the Luis Ángel Arango Library. Perfect for architecture enthusiasts, you can take some amazing photos or simply while away the hours with a book.
- Visit the cultural centre and performing arts theatre of Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo. With spectacular concerts and shows performed regularly, you’ll be spoilt for choice.
Best Time to Visit Colombia
Colombia is very close to the equator, so the temperature stays very consistent year-round. The rainy season is between May and November. The climate in Colombia depends heavily on altitude – destinations in the mountains will be crisp and cold, particularly at night.
…Journey 3 steps itinerary
Take in Colombia's breathtaking landscapes, from lush rainforests and towering Andes to the captivating Amazon. This seven-day itinerary is perfect for travelers seeking outdoor adventures, wildlife encounters, and scenic beauty.
Delve into Colombia's lively culinary scene in major cities like Bogotá, Medellín, and Cartagena. This five-day itinerary showcases fine dining, authentic street food, and hands-on cooking classes.
Explore Colombia's fascinating history, discovering renowned heritage sites ranging from well-preserved towns to ancient archaeological landmarks. This four-day tour offers rich cultural insight and striking architecture.
ForecastWeather trends
Colombia has a tropical climate that varies by region depending on altitude. Temperatures remain fairly steady throughout the year, with warm weather in the lowlands and cooler conditions in the mountains. Rainfall usually follows a bimodal pattern, with two rainy seasons that generally occur from April to May and from September to November. In between, drier periods bring calmer weather. Humidity is high in much of the country, and rainfall can be heavy, especially during the wettest months. Travelers can look forward to lush landscapes, occasional downpours, and pleasant temperatures influenced more by elevation than by the seasons, making Colombia an appealing destination all year round for explorers and nature enthusiasts.
Gastronomy Cuisine
Colombian cuisine features a rich mix of indigenous traditions along with Spanish, African, and Arab culinary influences. Known for its fresh, locally sourced ingredients, its tasty dishes often emphasize staples like rice, beans, corn, different meats, and plantains. The variety of Colombian food appears in the distinctive specialties of each region, reflecting the country's cultural and geographic diversity.
Arepa
A traditional corn cake, usually grilled or fried, served plain or stuffed with cheese, meat, or eggs.
Bandeja Paisa
A generous platter with beans, rice, chorizo, ground beef, plantain, fried egg, avocado, and pork crackling.
Ajiaco
A comforting chicken and potato soup seasoned with guasca herbs, often topped with capers and cream.