How to Get There

How to get there

Airway

The airport in Bogota, Eldorado, is the principal airport in Colombia and receives flights from all over the country and 20 international destinations.

The airport receives direct flights from the United States, Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, Argentina, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Venezuela, France, Spain and Germany among others. Some airlines operating are Air Canada, American Airlines, United Airlines, Continental Airlines, Delta Air Lines, LAN Airlines, Spirit Airlines, Copa Airlines, TACA, Aerolíneas Argentinas, Air France, Lufthansa, Iberia and Satena.


Terrestrial route:

Bogotá has two transport terminals located in the center and south of the city. These places get buses from various cities and towns in Colombia, including the great majority of capital cities.


If traveling by car Bogotá has multiple paths: In the north are the Northern Highway and Seventh Race that connect the capital with the Caribbean region and the Santanderes. South Street and Highway 13 South, which are part of the Panamerican Highway, connecting with Huila, Tolima, Amazon and Pacific and the Andean countries is also the Way to Llano arriving at east of the country and the West Street 80, or Medellín highway, the car gets the coffee zone, Antioquia and the northwest of the country.