Guapi Airport guide

Guapi Airport, also called Juan Casiano Solís Airport, serves the municipality of Guapi on Colombia's Pacific coast. The town lies on the Guapi River, about 6 km from the ocean, and is classed among the communities in Colombia with no road access. For most residents the airfield is the main link to the rest of the country.

The airport has one asphalt runway, 01/19, 1,297 metres long. It sits only a few metres above sea level, and a non-directional beacon with the identifier GPI stands on the field. Aerocivil, the national civil aviation authority, operates the airport.

The state airline Satena provides the scheduled service, with flights from Popayán and Cali. EasyFly has flown charter services here. Aerocivil has contracted maintenance of the airside infrastructure in 2026.

The terminal is small and traffic is light. Check flight days with Satena before travelling, since services are infrequent.