Copetran Bogota (D.C) Bus

Coomotor is a bus company that was founded in 1960 by a group of visionary carriers, who formed a cooperative with the aim of innovating in the transportation service. The company also has offices in the municipalities of Huila and in the cities of the most important regions of the country. Since its creation, Coomotor has been growing rapidly, incorporating improvements in its services, contributing to the development of transport in Colombia and standing out for its business values: loyalty, competitiveness, respect, honesty and commitment to the safety and well-being of each traveler. Coomotor's headquarters of operations is located in the city of Neiva, where it was founded.

Currently, Coomotor reaches 11 Colombian departments: Bogotá DC, Antioquia, Quindío, Risaralda, Caldas, Cauca, Valle del Cauca, Tolima, Putumayo, Caquetá and Huila. In addition, it sends parcels and has service stations, where travelers can stop in case their car needs gasoline or suffers from a fault. For all the aforementioned services, it has high-tech buses that adapt to the needs of the passengers.

On the other hand, Coomotor cares about stopping the pollution of the environment. For this reason, it has several Social Responsibility programs such as school transport vouchers, cleaning and recovery of water sources, planting parks and trees, among others. With this, it also seeks to generate awareness in the Colombian citizen to take care of the planet.

Bogota is the capital of Colombia and the department of Cundinamarca, it also stands out for being a modern metropolis that is the headquarters of the financial movement in the country. In addition, it is a city known as "South American Athens" since it has various museums, theaters, libraries and offers cultural activities. Due to its geography of elevated plains at more than 2,600 meters above sea level, Bogotá is considered the third highest city in South America (after La Paz and Quito). Its approximate date of foundation is August 6, 1538. On your way through Bogota you will enjoy the historical journey through streets that combine modernity with colonial buildings. The sites that you cannot miss are the Gold Museum, the National Observatory, the Colpatria Tower and the José Celestino Mutis Botanical Garden. You can also tour the old Barrio de La Candelaria, whose narrow streets and houses date back to colonial times. Also, in Bogota you can taste the best of Colombian and international cuisine in its large number of restaurants. The typical dishes that you can try in this destination are the ajiaco from Santa Fe and the mazamorra chiquita. On the other hand, Bogotá is a cultural city. Events such as the Bogota International Book Fair and the Park Festivals are held here, which are very popular with national and international audiences.

● Monserrate: The panoramic view from this hill allows you to see how enormous Bogota is. You can get up there by cable car or funicular in 10-minute journeys. For nature and exercise enthusiasts, a trail is also enabled to climb this mountain on foot, on a journey of about an hour depending on the pace of each person. At the top of this hill is the Church of the “Fallen Lord” of Monserrate, famous for performing miracles. There is also an attractive variety of restaurants and cafeterias to have spectacular snacks while enjoying the view.

● Gold Museum: In the center of Bogota is this emblematic museum that has several of the pre-Columbian elements that abounded in this land before the Spanish conquest. Vessels and other gold elements, accompanied by the respective descriptions, allow seeing the works and the symbols that they existed at that time. However, the main protagonist of this place is gold, which not only gives the name to the museum but also revives through its golden pieces, multiple accessories that represented a great value not only economic but also spiritual.

● Planetarium: This space allows science lovers to have an approach to different advances and astrological investigations that have been made in this place. The Planetarium also has an imposing dome that simulates a night sky to be able to capture on the screen all the behavior of the stars. In this dome, different concerts and attractive audiovisual functions are held. 

● Bogota to Bucaramanga: This route is very popular among Copetran passengers, as the company offers daily departures.

● Bogota to Barrancabermeja: You can travel to Barrancabermeja from Bogota with Copetran. The bus fares vary from 85000 to 115000 pesos.

● Bogota to Cartagena: Copetran takes you to the Caribbean from the capital on its Preferencial de Lujo service.

● Bogota Agency: Salitre Land Terminal, 22C Street N° 68F - Calle 22C Numero 68F - 89 Modulo 3 rojo

● Bogota Agency - Telephone: (1) 429 57 47 - 263 48 23 - 263 21 02 - 320 271 9071

Once you have figured out your bus schedule, book your bus tickets easily with the redBus website or app. The site has been developed to ensure that passengers get their bus tickets booked and confirmed with minimum effort. All you have to do is follow the steps mentioned below:

• Enter the pick-up and drop-off points under the “From” and “To” sections on the redBus website or application
• Select the date of your journey under the “Onward Date”
• Click the “Search Buses” button

After this step, you will be taken to a page that displays every bus operator that runs on the route you have requested. You can select a bus based on the bus timings, fares, pick-up and drop-off points, reviews, and more. 

Select the seat of your choice by clicking on the “View Seats” button and then click on the “Proceed to Book” tab. You will be taken to the payment page where you can pay for your ticket using one of several banking options such as credit cards, debit cards, FPX, or any other mode that’s available.