Cheap non-stop flights from Boston to Colombia for $299
Book cheap, non-stop flights from Boston to Bogota, Colombia from only $299 for a round trip with Avianca.
Visit the mysterious land of coffee, Indian tribes, and the wild Amazon jungles! Colombia will also attract you by the ancient Spanish architecture of its cities, nice Caribbean beaches and vibrant rhythms of la Vida Latina!
This Roman Catholic church is located some 200 m (650 ft.) underground, built in a tunnel deep inside a salt mine. Many of the ornamental details and carvings have been made directly into the salt mine walls - there are even statues made entirely of salt. See the cathedral's Stations of the Cross, and three naves representing the birth, life and death of Jesus.
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To learn more about Colombia, check Destination Fly4free: Colombia
Travel dates:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday departures and returns from September 4 to September 25, returning until October 2, 2023
Route:
Boston – Bogota – Boston
Baggage allowance:
1 personal item.
In Bogota we encourage you to stay in 4* Biohotel Organic Suites with very good reviews. This hotel features a gym an hot tub and air conditioned rooms with ensuite bathroom.
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