Find Cheap Flights to Colombia

Colombia in South America is a hot tourist destination stuffed with right concoction of everything to woo the holidaymakers. Be it pulsating nightlife of Bogota, romantic cobblestone streets of Cartagena, old Spanish colonial provincial retreats like Villa de Leyva, or world-famous salsa dance of Cali, the country is bursting with incredible number of mind-blowing lures.

Bogota is a city of impressive colonial architecture, awe-inspiring museums and amazing cultural scene. Visit historic La Candelaria for vibrant ancient edifices, enriching museums, churches, cafes, and restaurants. Do take a cable car ride up to Mount Montserrat to enjoy fantastic views of the city. Nightlife options in Bogota are endless and high-shopping abounds, once you have shopped to your heart’s content, take a retreat at one of the city’s many parks like Jardín Botanico Jose Celestino Mutis and the Parque Bolivar.

Cali is the third largest city of Colombia and is incredibly popular for its scintillating nightlife scene. Cali is called the ‘Salsa Capital of the World,’ as salsa music and dance permeate the everyday culture of the city. The city is also a centre for sugar and coffee industry, so do not fail to try the aromatic coffee here, which is unimaginably delectable.

Cartagena is one of the most romantic towns of Colombia and also a World Heritage site. Winding cobblestone streets and flower-draped wrought-iron balconies are going to steal your heart, the moment you step in here. Cartagena’s spectacular shore with bright blue sea lapping at its shore and colonial style building are equally impressive.

Known as the ‘City of Eternal Spring,’ Medellin enjoys spring like weather whole year around. Nestled in beautiful Aburra Valley, Medellin is encircled by lush green, tropical mountains. Medellin also lay claim to exciting number of gorgeous parks like El Parque de Los Deseos and El Jardín Botanico. For enjoying excellent panorama of the city, hop aboard the city's cable car system that will take you to some of Medellin's highest points.