Flights
Most international flights arrive in Bogotá (BOG) or Medellín (MDE). From there it’s a short domestic flight to Pereira (PEI), Armenia (AXM) or Manizales (MZL). We’ll recommend the best airport once the venue is confirmed.
Coffee Region, Colombia
Travel & Stay
The Coffee Region (Eje Cafetero) sits in the Andes of central Colombia: green mountains, wax palms and some of the best coffee in the world. Here’s how to get there.
Getting around
Taxis are easy to find at the airports. We’re planning shuttles between the recommended hotels and the wedding events. Let us know on your RSVP if you’d like a seat.
Where to stay
We’re arranging room blocks at nearby haciendas and hotels. Details and booking links coming soon.
Passports & entry
Visitors from the US, Canada, the UK and the EU typically don’t need a visa for short stays, but your passport must be valid for your whole trip. Colombia also asks travellers to complete the online Check-MIG form before departure. Please double-check the current requirements for your nationality.
Money
The currency is the Colombian peso (COP). Cards are widely accepted in cities and hotels, but carry some cash for small towns, taxis and markets. ATMs are common.
Weather
Spring-like all year: warm days around 22–27 °C (72–80 °F), cooler evenings, and the chance of an afternoon shower. Pack layers and a light rain jacket.
Make a trip of it
- Walk among the towering wax palms of the Cocora Valley
- Wander the colourful streets of Salento and Filandia
- Soak in the Santa Rosa de Cabal hot springs
- Visit a coffee farm and taste straight from the source