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Popular flight routes to Cartagena

London
Flights from Londonto Cartagena
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Bogota
Flights from Bogotato Cartagena
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Manchester
Flights from Manchesterto Cartagena
550£
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Medellin
Flights from Medellinto Cartagena
54£
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Quito
Flights from Quitoto Cartagena
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San Jose
Flights from San Joseto Cartagena
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How long is the flight to Cartagena?

If you’re planning to fly to Cartagena, we at eDreams have analysed the most popular routes to help you plan your journey. From London, the flight takes approximately 13h 46m; from Liverpool, around 13h 54m; and from Leeds Bradford, about 14h 42m.
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14h 42m
15h 17m
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How much does a flight to Cartagena cost?

At eDreams you can find flights from London to Cartagena starting from £387, with an average price of £657. If you depart from other cities such as Manchester, you can find tickets from £525, and from Edinburgh starting from £808, according to data from the last 72 hours.
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Cartagena Attractions

The port city of Cartagena is an absolute delight with its historic buildings, narrow alleys and pristine beaches. It is arguably the most colourful town on the Caribbean coast known for its colonial architecture and white sandy beaches. Cartagena's history dates back to the Pre-Columbian era in 4000 BC. After this period, more developed conglomerations appeared that primarily settled along the coast. Much of Cartagena's documented history is deeply rooted in the Spanish colonisation from the time it was founded 1533 by Pedro de Heredia to its independence in 1811. Today, the city still retains its colonial charm and at the same time, has evolved into a modern urban centre.

Things to do in Cartagena

Guests aboard flights to Cartagena will love the contrast of the old and the new. The city is divided into two parts: the Old Town and the modern barrio of Getsemani. Wander along narrow alleys, gaze at lovely buildings, enjoy the sea breeze or visit museums. At night, mingle with the locals and have your favourite drinks at a bar or café. Later on, dance to intoxicating salsa music or just savour a leisurely dinner with friends. Cartagena is ridiculously charming. It is no surprise that Gabriel Garcia Marquez's birthplace will lure you back for another visit.

When visiting Cartagena, be sure to:

  • Saunter around the walled Old Town and stroll at a leisurely pace to enjoy its beauty and glory
  • Visit the Palacio de la Inquisición (Palace of Inquisition) converted into a museum to showcase historical artefacts
  • Drive up to Castillo San Felipe de Barajas, a castle and fortress located on the hill of San Lazaro
  • Enjoy fantastic views of the city from the Convento de la Popa, a beautiful cloister on top of a hill
  • Explore the Convento and Iglesia de San Pedro Claver and its museum filled with pre-Columbian art pieces
  • Pay your respects at the oldest church in the Cartagena, the Iglesia de Santo Domingo
  • Marvel at the well-preserved structure and interior of Cartagena's cathedral
  • Join the locals and browse at Mercado Bazurto with its endless fruit, vegetable, fish and meat stands
  • Head to Casa de Rafael Nunez, a charming mansion that was home to the former Colombian president
  • Kick-start your day or night with a cup of the famous Colombian coffee on the street or in cafes

Information about airports in Cartagena

Cartagena is mainly served by one airport, Rafael Nunez International Airport, which manages most of the air traffic for the city and nearby destinations.
Rafael Nunez International Airport (CTG)
Top Carriers
The major carriers at the airport are the following: Avianca, Copa Airlines and JetBlue Airways.
Location
The airport is located 3 km from the Old Town of Cartagena.
Transportation
The fastest way to reach the airport or the city centre is by taking a taxi. If you wish to take public transportation, there are many colectivos (mini-vans) in the city and along the airport road that you can flag. There are also air-conditioned buses or shuttles called Metrocars that will take you from the airport to the city and back.

Must-visit towns and cities around Cartagena

Flying to Cartagena offers the fastest and most convenient way to reach these nearby destinations:

  • Turbaco
  • Arjona
  • San Basilio de Palenque
  • Santa Catalina
  • Clemencia
  • Mahates
  • San Juan Nepomuceno
  • Soplaviento
  • Villanueva
  • San Estanislao
  • Santa Rosa de Lima
  • Luruaco

FAQs about flights to Cartagena

What’s the best way to search for cheap flights to Cartagena on eDreams UK?
At eDreams UK you can find cheap flights from £10 to Cartagena. Our platform utilizes advanced technologies, including machine learning and real-time user search data, to offer a variety of options. This ensures you can pick the flights that best fit your preferences and schedule for your trip to Cartagena.
When is the best season to fly to Cartagena?
According to our customers' flight searches, the ideal time to travel to Cartagena is March.
Which airlines offer the cheapest flights to Cartagena?

After reviewing the prices for our customers’ bookings from the UK to Cartagena, the cheapest flight options you have are:

  • The average cost of a one-way ticket with JetBlue Airways is £784.46 . For a flight from London to Cartagena is £784.46, while it costs £1,186.97 if you depart fromEdinburgh.
Which airlines operate flights to Cartagena?

Here are some airlines that provide direct flights from the UK to Cartagena:

  • LATAM Airlines offers flights originating from Bogota, Medellin and Pereira.
  • Jetsmart Airlines also offers numerous flights, including several departing from Bogota, Medellin and from San Jose.
  • Avianca provides flights from Bogota, San Andres Island and also from Cali.

The airlines providing flights to Cartagena with layovers are:

  • Copa Airlines, which serves flights from Manchester, London or Bristol.
  • Klm Royal Dutch Airlines, that operates flights from Tampa and Lima, as well as from San Jose.
  • Avianca, which offers flights from London, Madrid and also Tampa.
What time should you arrive at the airport prior to your flight to Cartagena?
To avoid missing your flight to Cartagena, arrive at the airport at least 2 or 3 hours early for check-in, security controls, customs, and boarding. eDreams offers great deals on flights to Cartagena from over 27 cities. You can enhance your experience with services like priority boarding, extra luggage, and lounge access. Additionally, consider adding travel insurance or opting for a refundable fare when booking to ensure flexibility and peace of mind.
How many airports are there in Cartagena and which is the main one?
Cartagena has 1 airport(s). Rafael Nunez International Airport operates domestic and international flights to 27 cities. Some of the most popular destinations are Medellin, Bogota and Cali.

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