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Avg. Bus Duration
:6 hrs 5 mins
Buses depart from
:Bogota (D.C)
Bus arrives in
:Granada (Meta)
Cheapest Bus
:COP 65000.00
Bus Companies
:2
Earliest Bus
:02:20
Last Bus
:19:30
Daily Bus Services
:17
| Bus Operator | First Bus | Last Bus | Duration | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Flota La Macarena | First Bus - 02:20 | Last Bus - 19:30 | 6 hrs 0 mins | VIEW PRICE |
The route from Bogota to Granada is a travel through 119 mi (192 km) on the highway which take about 5 and a half hours. The terrestrial transportation company Taxmeta sells bus tickets for this route and have as well buses with diverse services as reclining seats, wifi and individual screens, among others, depending on the bus chosen by the traveller. Granada stands out for its hydrological wealth and its proximity to the Ariari river, where you can get to know the fauna of the surrounding areas through ecologic trekkings. The climate in Granada is tropical and the average temperature of the city is 79 °F (26 °C); that's the reason why the rains are common and plentiful.






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Bogotá is Colombia’s capital and one of the most important cultural, political, and economic centers in Latin America. Located in the Andean highlands, it offers a unique blend of colonial heritage and modern vibrancy, with world-class museums, artistic neighborhoods like La Candelaria, and a dynamic urban culture. Surrounded by mountains, Bogotá is a must-visit for travelers seeking an immersive cultural experience.
Granada is a municipality in the Department of Meta, located in the center area of the country. It was initially founded as Boquemonte by the spaniards, in an area previously occupied by the Guayupe, Sae and Operigua cultures. Boquemonte then came to serve as the entry point to the hostile territory of the rainforest near the Ariari River.In 1956 the city changes its name to Nueva Granada and becomes a municipality. Nowadays it is the second most visited touristic destination in the Department, and is sought after by those interested in ecotourism and adventure.
The climate is tropical warm, with average temperatures ranging from 25°C to 30°C year-round.
Hotel Campestre Llanogrande: Ideal for families, with a pool and green spaces.
Hotel Gran Llanura: An affordable and central option.
Hotel Casa Real: Comfort and great service in Granada's center.
Restaurante Llanerazo: Specializing in Llanero-style grilled meat.
Restaurante El Fogón de Doña Juana: Traditional food and homemade dishes.
Café Aroma Llanero: Perfect for enjoying local coffee and snacks.
Parque Principal: Iconic city space with its church and green areas.
Río Ariari: Perfect for outdoor activities and stunning landscapes.
Cascada Caño Blanco: A natural spot to enjoy crystal-clear waters.
January: Celebration of San Sebastián, the town's patron saint.
August: Llanero Culture Festival and Livestock Fair.
Taxis and mototaxis: Affordable and available throughout the town.
Bicycles and public transport: A practical way to cover short distances.
Dishes: Mamona (Llanero-style veal), sancocho llanero, hallacas.
Drinks: Guarulo (fermented corn drink), tropical fruit juices.
Llanero handicrafts: Bags, hats, and handmade accessories.
Local coffee: Known for its quality and unique flavor.
There are several companies offering this route, with an approximate travel time of 6 to 7 hours depending on stops.
Bogotá: Bogotá Transport Terminal (Salitre or South Terminal).