BOG → RCH

Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta

The world's highest coastal mountain range, where you can see glaciers and snow-capped peaks just miles from the ocean.

Pico Cristóbal Colón

The highest point in Colombia, often visible piercing through the cloud layer on clear mornings.

Guajira Desert

The dramatic shift in landscape from lush green mountains to the arid, orange-tinted sands of the northern desert.

Eastern Cordillera

Rugged, high-altitude ridges and deep valleys of the Andean range shortly after departing Bogota.

Riohacha Beaches

A direct view of the sandy shores and the 'Muelle de Riohacha' pier during the final descent into Almirante Padilla.

Sabana de Bogotá

Panoramic views of the high-altitude plateau and the northern expansion of the capital city during takeoff.

Ciénaga Grande

The massive marshy lagoon system near the coast, known for its unique biodiversity and stilt-house villages.

Caribbean Coastline

Vast views of the sea and the coastal strip stretching toward Barranquilla as the plane turns for its final approach.

Magdalena River Valley

Glimpses of Colombia's most important river as it snakes through the lowlands toward the sea.