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Cartagena (Colombia)
(Updated: April, 14, 2025 10:10)
Cartagena (Colombia)
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CTG
Popular Airlines
American Airlines
Copa Airlines
Avianca
Flight Time
4~8 hours
The flight time to Cartagena (Colombia) is approximately 4~8 hours. Find out more about the history, economy, climate and transportation options before you visit Cartagena (Colombia).
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Cartagena
Cartagena is one of the largest cities in Colombia. With its 1 million inhabitants Cartagena is the largest city in the Bolívar Province and also its capital. Cartagena was named after Tunisian ancient city of Carthage.
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Travel FAQs
Q. What is the best season to visit Cartagena?
A. Cartagena is a very wet city with humidity over 90 percent in the rainy seasons. There are two rainy seasons in Cartagena, one is in May-June and one in October and November. Apart from these four months, Cartagena is a pleasant city to visit, with temperatures over 30 degrees Celsius. You airfare ticket might be more expensive in the dry season. On the contrary, if you purchase your ticket for the rainy season, it tends to be cheaper.
Q. How can I reach Cartagena from Mexico City? Where can I get a flight ticket?
A. If you are looking for an airfare ticket from Mexico City to Cartagena, you should check out the one of the local Latin American airlines with operation to Cartagena. For example, Avianca Costa Rica has flights to Cartagena on daily basis, with a return ticket for good price. Remember that the return ticket is cheaper than a single ticket when purchased separately for your flight to Cartagena.
Q. Are there any historic sites in Cartagena?
A. Cartagena is truly a historic city as it was established already in the 16.century. At that time, Cartagena served as a port for trade with Spain. There are many sites from the 16. and 17. century in Cartagena. The walled old city as well as Cartagena's fortress are UNESCO World Heritage Sites which Cartagena takes a lot of pride in.