Note them down: these are the most expensive tolls in the country if you plan to travel this Easter
The 2026 Easter season has consolidated Colombia as a hub of mobility and religious tourism in the region. According to projections from the National Government and the National Infrastructure Agency (ANI), it is estimated that more than 12 million people will travel through the country's main terminals and road corridors during this 'Holy Week'.
TL;DR
- Over 12 million people are expected to travel across Colombia during the 2026 Easter season.
- Bogotá's Terminal de Transporte anticipates over 560,000 travelers heading to traditional destinations.
- Cundinamarca expects over 3 million vehicles, prompting special security and alcohol control operations.
- Toll prices have increased by 5.1% (2025 IPC), significantly impacting travel budgets.
- The Cisneros toll in Antioquia is the most expensive, costing $29,400 for Category I vehicles and $123,700 for Category VII.
- The Pipiral toll on the Bogotá–Villavicencio route is the second most expensive at $29,100.