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At TICKETS.COM.BR, we compare real-time fares from over 1,200 airlines and booking sites flying from Brazil to Colombia to find the lowest price on flights to Colombia. Most travelers fly into Bogotá, Medellín and Cartagena; we search direct flights from Sao Paulo to Bogota and one-stop options from Rio de Janeiro. Let us compare routes and catch the cheapest fare.

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How Much Do Flights to Colombia Cost?

Flights from Brazil to Colombia are driven by route choice and seasonal demand: direct services from Sao Paulo to Bogota face heavy competition that can keep fares lower, while holiday travel from Brazil and weekend peaks push prices up. Connecting itineraries often cut cost but add travel time. The live cards below show current cheapest fares and the months that tend to be cheapest or priciest for round trip flights to Colombia.

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Cheap flight deals to Colombia

Cheap flight tickets to Colombia are easiest to find when you stay flexible on dates and compare nearby airports. Most arrivals touch down in Bogotá, Medellín or Cartagena; look for direct flights from Sao Paulo to Bogota and one-stop connections from other Brazilian cities. To spot Colombia airfare deals we compare flight prices to Colombia on TICKETS.COM.BR, show options from low cost airlines in Colombia, and let you set price alerts. Try one way flights to Colombia, round trip flights to Colombia or multi city flights to Colombia to compare savings and catch last minute flight deals to Colombia.

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How much will it cost and when is best to fly from Brazil to Colombia?

Cheapest: September R$654 - R$1,627
Most Expensive: December R$869 - R$2,379
From
R$654
São Paulo · Sep
Average price
R$1,298
One-way
Peak season
R$1,586
December 2026

Prices by departure city

One-way, from 1 city in Brazil, cheapest first

Prices by departure city
Departure cityFromCheapest monthAverage priceRange over the yearFlight
São Paulo SAOR$654SepR$784R$654 – R$2,6421+ Stops
Month-by-month prices from São Paulo (One-way)
MonthFromTypical rangevs. averageFlight
July 2026R$681R$681 – R$2,6425% below average1+ Stops
August 2026R$681R$681 – R$2,3268% below average1+ Stops
September 2026R$654R$654 – R$1,62710% below average1+ Stops
October 2026R$685R$685 – R$1,6326% below average1+ Stops
November 2026R$767R$767 – R$2,158around average1+ Stops
December 2026R$869R$869 – R$2,50322% above average1+ Stops
January 2027R$1,080R$1,080 – R$2,00313% above average1+ Stops
February 2027R$818R$818 – R$2,0021% above average1+ Stops
March 2027R$868R$868 – R$1,990around average1+ Stops
April 2027R$680R$680 – R$1,9992% below average1+ Stops
May 2027R$685R$685 – R$2,0017% below average1+ Stops
June 2027R$940R$940 – R$2,0061% above average1+ Stops

Prices updated on July 10, 2026 · based on TICKETS.COM.BR flight searches

Colombia flights from Brazil start at R$654, average around R$784, and are cheapest in September. Anything close to R$654 is a steal on Colombia; over R$784 and you're paying peak prices.

Flying to Colombia in September instead of July saves about 4%, so shifting your trip by a month can make a big difference. Even in July, the lowest seats still show up around R$681, so keep watching fares for sudden drops.

When you plan travel from Brazil to Colombia, book a few months ahead rather than waiting until the last minute because late fares for Colombia tend to end up around R$784. A little advance moves you away from the rush and into better options.

To save on Colombia trips from Brazil, keep dates flexible, set a price alert, compare nearby airports and weigh one-stop versus direct legs to chase R$654. Also try mixing airlines or one-ways while checking total travel time before you buy.

Flight questions and quick answers

How much does it usually cost to fly to Colombia?

Flights from Brazil to Colombia usually cost around R$784, with low options from R$654. Expect higher fares during busy periods; if you see R$654 on your dates that's a good grab. If fares sit near or above R$784, try shifting dates or airports to cut the bill.

When is the best month to fly to Colombia?

The best month to fly to Colombia from Brazil is September, when demand eases compared with July. Flying in September instead of July saves about 4%, so plan for that window if you can; flexible midweek travel increases the chance of landing closer to R$654.


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Best Time to Book a Flight to Colombia

6-10 weeks before your flight
Last minute0-2 weeks before departure~+30%
Optimal6-10 weeks before departureBaseline
Too early20+ weeks before departure~+10%

For flights from Brazil to Colombia we see best deals when you book a few months ahead but not excessively early. Airlines price based on demand from Brazilian holiday periods and Colombian events, so booking in the 6-10 week window gives you access to standard fares before last-minute spikes. Use flexible dates and set price alerts on TICKETS.COM.BR to catch temporary drops and flash sales.


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Top sights in Colombia: must-see cities and attractions

Bogotá, Cartagena and Medellín draw most visitors for history, beaches and city life. Also consider Cali for salsa, San Andrés for Caribbean sand, and the Coffee Triangle for scenic farms. Pack for warm coastlines and cooler Andean nights; domestic connections can add check-in time.

Museo del Oro
World-class pre-Columbian gold collection in La Candelaria, Bogotá; allow 1–2 hours to see highlights.

Open: 9:00 - 17:00

Entry fee: Varies - check onsite

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Bogotá, Distrito Capital

Flights to Museo del Oro (Bogotá)
Museum 🏛️
Castillo San Felipe de Barajas
Fortress on Cartagena hill with tunnels and ramparts; plan 1–2 hours and wear sun protection.

Open: 8:00 - 18:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Afternoon

Located in: Cartagena, Bolívar

Flights to Castillo San Felipe de Barajas (Cartagena)
Historic Fort 🏰
Plaza Botero
Collection of Fernando Botero sculptures next to Museo de Antioquia in central Medellín; quick stroll-friendly stop.

Open: 24/7

Entry fee: Free

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Medellín, Antioquia

Flights to Plaza Botero (Medellín)
Art & Sculpture 🗿
Parque de los Novios
Popular green space in Cali for evening salsa and people-watching; visit after sundown for local vibe.

Open: 18:00 - 23:00

Entry fee: Free

Best time to visit: Evening

Located in: Cali, Valle del Cauca

Flights to Parque de los Novios (Cali)
Park & Nightlife 🎶
Johnny Cay
Small coral islet off San Andrés with white sand and snorkeling; reach by short boat ride.

Open: 8:00 - 17:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Daytime

Located in: San Andrés, San Andrés Archipelago

Flights to Johnny Cay (San Andrés)
Island & Beach 🏝️
Cocora Valley
Tall wax palms and mountain trails near Pereira; good for a half- to full-day hike with changing weather.

Open: 6:00 - 18:00

Entry fee: Free

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Cocora Valley, Quindío (near Pereira)

Flights to Cocora Valley (Pereira)
Nature & Hike 🌿
Coffee Farm Tours (Eje Cafetero)
Visit a finca near Manizales or Pereira to learn coffee processing and taste fresh brews; half-day visits common.

Open: 9:00 - 16:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Pereira, Risaralda

Flights to Coffee Farms (Pereira)
Coffee Tour ☕
Tayrona National Park
Coastal park near Santa Marta with beaches and short treks; allow a full day and bring cash for park fees.

Open: 7:00 - 17:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Santa Marta, Magdalena

Flights to Tayrona National Park (Santa Marta)
National Park 🏖️
Barranquilla Carnival Museum
Learn about the famous Carnival de Barranquilla with displays and parade costumes; quick museum visit.

Open: 9:00 - 17:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Afternoon

Located in: Barranquilla, Atlántico

Flights to Carnival Museum (Barranquilla)
Culture & Festival 🎭


When to visit Colombia: seasonal tips for planning your trip from Brazil

Colombia's weather and events vary by region, so the best time to visit depends on whether you head to Bogotá, the Caribbean coast, or the coffee zone. Seasons affect flight demand from Brazil, local festivals and beach conditions, so pick a window that fits your plans and watch for seasonal flight deals.



Frequently Asked Questions - Booking flights to Colombia from Brazil with TICKETS.COM.BR

We compare hundreds of airlines and booking sites to show you the cheapest available options for flights from Brazil to Colombia. That means we surface budget flights to Colombia from Brazil, direct flights from Sao Paulo to Bogota, and multi city flights to Colombia when they exist. Use our filters and price alerts to spot Colombia airfare deals and discounted airfare to Colombia as they appear.

No. The price you see for airline tickets to Colombia from Rio de Janeiro or any Brazilian city is the same as booking directly with the airline or booking site. We never add a markup or booking fee. We earn a small commission from the airline or booking site only when you complete a booking, and that comes from them, not from you. We are never paid to feature or rank any provider.

Most Brazilian passport holders do not need a visa for short tourist stays in Colombia, but you must check current Colombia travel requirements for Brazilians before you go. You still need a valid passport, and some travelers should confirm entry rules and any health requirements ahead of travel to avoid surprises at the airport.

Bogotá (BOG), Medellín (MDE), Cartagena (CTG), Cali (CLO) and San Andrés (ADZ) are the main international gateways Brazilians use. Choose the airport that best fits your itinerary: Bogotá for culture and connections, Cartagena or San Andrés for the Caribbean, Medellín for a milder climate, and Cali for salsa and the southwest.

Yes, there are direct flights from major Brazilian cities like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro to Bogotá and Medellín at times of the year. Direct flights from Sao Paulo to Bogota are popular for business and leisure travelers. If you can't find a nonstop, check overnight flights to Colombia from Brazil or one way flights to Colombia with a single connection.

To find cheap flight tickets to Colombia, compare flight prices to Colombia across dates, set a price alert, and be flexible on airports and travel days. Search both round trip flights to Colombia and one way flights to Colombia to mix-and-match itineraries. For the best time to buy flights to Colombia, watch for seasonal flight deals to Colombia and set alerts so you see drops and last minute flight deals to Colombia.

A mix of full-service and regional airlines fly the route. You can also find low cost airlines in Colombia offering domestic connections once you arrive. We show both legacy and budget carriers so you can compare flight prices and pick the best airlines for flights to Colombia based on price, schedule and baggage rules.

Flight time from São Paulo to Bogotá is roughly a medium-haul trip and varies with route and connections. Overnight flights from Brazil to Colombia can save daytime hours. Check baggage rules before you book because low-cost fares often exclude checked bags and seat selection; comparing total cost gives a better idea of the real deal.

Yes. We let you compare flight prices to Colombia, set price alerts, and build multi city flights to Colombia or round trip flights to Colombia. Alerts notify you of drops so you can grab cheap flight tickets to Medellin, Bogota or Cartagena when prices fall.

Bring a valid passport and any required entry forms or health certifications. Check Colombia travel requirements for Brazilians shortly before departure for updates on vaccines or forms. Also carry printed or digital copies of your booking and travel insurance details to speed up entry and transfers.

Practical travel guide to Colombia from Brazil

Quick, useful facts for Brazilians flying to Colombia: entry rules, local transport, money, and safety notes you can use right away before you book flights from Brazil to Colombia.

Colombia has good domestic flights between major cities, long-distance buses and city metros in places like Medellin. From Brazil you’ll often land in Bogotá, Medellín or Cartagena; domestic carriers connect you onward. Expect airport transfers by taxi, app ride or official airport bus. For short hops inside cities, use taxis or apps; in Medellín the Metro is fast and cheap.

You’ll find guesthouses, mid-range hotels and boutique stays in Bogotá, Medellín and Cartagena. In big cities compare neighborhoods: Chapinero or La Candelaria in Bogotá, El Poblado in Medellín, and Getsemaní in Cartagena. Book ahead for festival dates and long weekends to lock better room rates.

Colombia is safer than it was years ago but stay alert in crowds and tourist areas. Use official taxis or apps at night, watch your belongings, and avoid flashing valuables. At exchange booths check bills before accepting them and confirm taxi fares or use the meter to avoid overcharging.

Colombians are warm and polite; a quick greeting goes a long way. Spanish is the norm—learn simple phrases. Tipping is common for sit-down meals and porters. Dress neatly in cities; local dress leans smart-casual, not beachwear except at coastal spots.

To find cheap flight tickets to Colombia, compare routes and set price alerts on TICKETS.COM.BR. Check both direct flights from São Paulo to Bogotá and one-stop options via regional hubs. Be flexible with dates and airports—sometimes cheap tickets to Bogotá are found by flying to Medellín or Cartagena and connecting domestically.

Try ajiaco or bandeja paisa in Bogotá and Medellín, fresh seafood in Cartagena, and arepas everywhere. Eat at busy local spots for good prices. Street food is often safe in well-frequented markets; stick to cooked dishes and bottled water if you’re unsure.

Combine Bogotá or Medellín with a coastal stop like Cartagena, or add San Andrés for beaches. Domestic flights are short, so plan regional hops rather than long overland trips if your time is limited. Build extra time for travel between cities and factor in altitude adjustments for Bogotá.

Pack layers for Bogotá’s cool highland weather and light clothes for coastal areas. Bring sun protection for Cartagena and San Andrés, a light rain jacket for tropical zones, and a universal adapter. Keep a photocopy of your passport and store digital copies.



What Airports Do You Fly Into for Colombia from Brazil?

Main international airports Brazilians use when flying to Colombia: Bogotá El Dorado, Medellín José María Córdova, Cartagena Rafael Núñez, Cali Alfonso Bonilla Aragón and San Andrés Gustavo Rojas Pinilla. Choose airports based on your final destination and connection needs.

El Dorado International Airport (BOG)
Notes:Best entry point for central Colombia and most international flights.

Bogotá’s main gateway, with the most international connections from Brazil and domestic links across Colombia.

Major international
Connections
José María Córdova International Airport (MDE)
Notes:Used for trips to Medellín and coffee-region access.

Serves Medellín; popular for tourists and business travelers and well connected to domestic destinations.

International
Regional hub
Rafael Núñez International Airport (CTG)
Notes:Best for Cartagena and nearby coastal destinations.

Primary airport for Cartagena, ideal for beach and Caribbean visits with seasonal international services.

Coastal gateway
Seasonal flights
Alfonso Bonilla Aragón International Airport (CLO)
Notes:Good for travelers heading to Cali and the Pacific coast.

Main airport for Cali and southwestern Colombia, with domestic and some international links.

Domestic hub
Regional
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla International Airport (ADZ)
Notes:Ideal for San Andrés and island connections.

Serves San Andrés Island; key if you want direct access to Colombian Caribbean beaches.

Island gateway
Tourist route


Which airlines fly to Colombia from Brazil?

Major and regional carriers connect Brazil with Colombia on direct and one-stop routes. We list full-service and low-cost options so you can compare schedules, baggage rules and fares when you search flights from Brazil to Colombia.

Full-service carriers
Low-cost and regional carriers
Charter and seasonal carriers

Main airlines offering direct and one-stop international flights with checked baggage included on many fares

LATAM Airlines
Frequent services and good connections
  • Operates direct and one-stop flights between Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Bogotá, plus connections to Medellín and Cartagena.

Avianca
Colombian flag carrier with wide domestic network
  • Connects major Brazilian cities to Bogotá with onward domestic connections across Colombia.

Gol
Strong Brazil network with regional connections
  • Offers routes from Brazilian hubs to Colombian destinations often via partner connections.



Where to fly to from Colombia with TICKETS.COM.BR?

Colombia has diverse gateways and islands to explore. We show options for international flights to Colombia from Brazil and connect you to Bogotá, Medellín, Cartagena and more so you can compare Colombia airfare deals and book flights to Colombia that suit your plan.

Bogotá
Bogotá
Colombia's capital, home to Museo del Oro and La Candelaria; main arrival hub for international flights and onward domestic connections.
Medellín
Medellín
Known for its pleasant climate and nightlife, Medellín is served by José María Córdova airport with frequent domestic links and low cost airlines in Colombia.
Cartagena
Cartagena
Coastal old town with colonial walls and beaches; ideal for cheap flight tickets to Cartagena when you watch seasonal flight deals to Colombia.
Cali
Cali
Salsa capital with lively neighborhoods and a busy regional airport; a common target for cheap flight tickets to Cali Colombia from Brazil.
San Andrés Island
San Andrés Island
Tropical island in the Caribbean famous for clear waters and diving; often has seasonal international connections and discounted airfare to Colombia during peak demand.
Barranquilla
Barranquilla
Major Caribbean port city with fast connections for events and Carnival season; good choice for cheap flight tickets to Barranquilla when planning around festivals.
Pereira
Pereira
Gateway to the coffee region with rail-style towns and nature nearby; a practical hub for onward trips in central Colombia and cheap flight tickets to Pereira.


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