What do I need to know about traveling to Colombia?

Before your travel, check your visa requirements. Also, make sure you have the local currency on you, which is Colombian Pesos. Don’t worry about not having enough cash, ATMs are available all over the country. As for safety, be aware of crowds and stay away from dark and abandoned places, especially at night. The country speaks Spanish and English may not be that common so make sure you know some basic expressions in Spanish.

Can I pay for my ride using a credit card or mobile payment methods?

Yes, you can pay for the rides with a credit card. To do so, you need to enter your credit card details in the app, and the required sum of money will be deducted from your account once the ride is over.

How do people get around in Colombia?

Buses are super popular and budget-friendly for long distances or city travel. Taxis are convenient and often available, with fares negotiated or metered. Ride-hailing apps like Yango are growing fast, offering cashless rides. To explore the city at your own pace, rent a car with a valid driver's license and international driving permit.

Can you travel to Colombia by car?

Driving into Colombia isn't possible due to the lack of a land bridge connecting continents. But getting around within Colombia by car is an option! Rent a car with a valid license and international driving permit, but be aware that road conditions can vary.

Is Colombia cheap or expensive?

Colombia is generally considered a budget-friendly tourist destination. Accommodation and local food are not pricey, and getting around the city is quite cheap if you use public transport or online cab services like Yango.

What is the best currency to take to Colombia?

Colombian Pesos would be the best option. Take a small amount of COP for the arrival and euros or US dollars and exchange them in any bank.

Can I book a taxi in advance for a specific time or location?

Sure. You can book a ride up to 2 days in advance, unlike other taxi services or simple near me cab at the airport or taxi station.

How safe is Colombia for tourists?

Generally, Colombia is quite safe for tourists, but you still need to be cautious. Stay aware at night, and don’t take many valuables with you when you go to public places. When you need to get to a remote or rural place, it’s better to use a taxi instead of public transport.

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