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Available in Venezuela, Argentina, Colombia, Brazil, Mexico
Mercado Pago is the most widely used digital payments platform across Latin America, making it the natural choice for travellers booking Caracas flights from the region. Split your fare into 3 or 6 equal instalments with interest rates that vary by market and plan. Approval is instant at checkout and your booking confirmation arrives immediately.
Available globally, including Venezuela, US, EU, Latin America
PayPal's Pay Later option lets you split your Caracas fare into four equal fortnightly payments, interest-free when paid on time. It works across most major currencies and is particularly convenient for travellers booking from North America or Europe. Your e-ticket is issued at the point of booking confirmation.
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Klarna divides your Caracas flight fare into three equal payments, with the first due at booking and the remaining two spread over six weeks, interest-free. It is a strong option for travellers flying from the US or Europe where Klarna has deep market penetration. A soft credit check applies but does not affect your credit score.
Available in US, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, UK
Afterpay splits your fare into four fortnightly instalments, all interest-free as long as payments are made on time. It suits travellers booking Caracas flights from the US, Australia, or New Zealand who prefer a set-and-forget repayment schedule. Instant approval at checkout means your ticket is confirmed without delay.
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Caracas · CCS · VE
Value for Money
7/10
Flight Frequency
4/10
BNPL Availability
5/10
Airport Experience
4/10
Visa Ease
4/10
Destination Appeal
6/10
Editorial snapshot
Flying to Caracas rewards the prepared traveller. Fares are volatile and seat inventory thin, so booking 8 to 12 weeks out typically yields the best prices. The city suits culturally curious travellers who have researched safety protocols and are comfortable navigating a complex urban environment. BNPL makes the upfront cost manageable on routes that rarely go on deep sale.
Score based on Laters booking data and editorial review, 2026
January and February offer the most settled flying weather and the lowest fares before Carnival crowds arrive. July through September sits in a mid-range sweet spot. December and the Easter window push fares sharply higher as Venezuelans in the diaspora travel home for the holidays.
| Month | Price Band | Demand | Travel note |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | Budget | Low | Dry season begins; good weather, low demand after New Year. |
| February | Budget | Low | Carnival period late Feb can nudge fares; book early. |
| March | Mid | Medium | Easter travel window starts; fares begin rising mid-month. |
| April | Peak | High | Easter and Semana Santa peak; highest demand of the season. |
| May | Budget | Low | Post-Easter lull; rainy season starts but fares drop. |
| June | Mid | Medium | School holidays in some markets lift demand slightly. |
| July | Mid | Medium | Mid-year break travel; steady demand, moderate fares. |
| August | Mid | Medium | Rainy season; outdoor activities limited but city touring fine. |
| September | Budget | Low | Quietest month; best chance of last-minute availability. |
| October | Mid | Medium | Rains taper; shoulder season with reasonable fares. |
| November | Mid | Medium | Dry season returns; good conditions for sightseeing. |
| December | Peak | High | Diaspora travel home for Christmas; book 10+ weeks ahead. |
Cheapest month
January — average fares around $180 one-way
Peak season warning
April (Easter) and December: fares typically rise 40-60% above average. Book at least 10 weeks ahead.
Fares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
IATA: CCS · 28 km from Caracas city centre · 12 km from La Guaira port
Simon Bolivar International Airport sits on the Caribbean coastal strip at Maiquetia, separated from Caracas by the steep Avila mountain range. The airport has two terminals: the international terminal handles all overseas arrivals and departures, while the domestic terminal serves internal Venezuelan routes. Immigration processing can be slow, and travellers should allow extra time for customs clearance on arrival.
| Transport | Cost (approx) | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-arranged taxi | USD 30-50 (paid in USD or bolivars) | 45-75 min to city centre depending on traffic |
| Shared shuttle | USD 10-15 per person | 60-90 min to central Caracas |
| Rideshare (Uber) | USD 20-40 depending on surge | 45-70 min to city centre |
Check-in tips
At Laters.com checkout you can split seat upgrades, extra baggage allowances, or lounge access passes for CCS into monthly instalments using Mercado Pago, PayPal, or Klarna, keeping your travel budget predictable.
Make every bolivar go further on your Caracas trip by splitting these extras.
Lock in a window seat for the Avila mountain approach into CCS.
Available with all providersBring back Venezuelan rum, crafts, and arepas ingredients without overpaying at the gate.
Split across 3 or 4 paymentsComprehensive cover is strongly recommended for travel to Caracas given medical costs.
Available with PayPal, KlarnaBundle a stay in Altamira or Las Mercedes for better rates and security.
Available with Mercado PagoPre-book your CCS to Caracas transfer; do not rely on street taxis on arrival.
Available with all providersA local or regional SIM keeps you connected for maps and rideshare apps in Caracas.
Available with Klarna, AfterpayMost travellers reach Caracas from Miami, Bogota, and Panama City, which serve as the main regional hubs. European connections typically route via Madrid or Lisbon, while South American travellers connect through Bogota or Lima.
Miami to Caracas
American Airlines, Copa Airlines · 3h 30m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $93/instalmentBogota to Caracas
Copa Airlines, Avianca · 1h 50m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $60/instalmentPanama City to Caracas
Copa Airlines · 2h 10m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $73/instalmentMadrid to Caracas
Air Europa, Conviasa · 9h 30m · Direct
Pay in 4 from $130/instalmentNew York to Caracas
American Airlines · 5h 00m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $113/instalmentLima to Caracas
LATAM Airlines, Copa Airlines · 4h 20m · Via Panama City
Pay in 3 from $87/instalmentPort of Spain to Caracas
Caribbean Airlines · 1h 10m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $50/instalmentSão Paulo to Caracas
LATAM Airlines · 7h 00m · Via Bogota
Pay in 4 from $78/instalmentFares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
A small but dependable group of carriers connects Caracas to the Americas and Europe. Copa Airlines and American Airlines dominate the transatlantic and regional corridors, with Caribbean Airlines covering the close island hop from Trinidad.
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