Colombia · BOGOTÁ TOURS
Bogotá rewards a slow first day at 2,640 m. Build one from these 15: the museums, La Candelaria on foot, the salt cathedral an hour north, and the food tours that make sense of a city that eats early.
A mostly flat 12 km bike tour through central Bogotá, with fruit tastings, tejo, street art, and a coffee stop for $25.
“It was a little longer than I was expecting at 4 hours, but that was my fault for both reading things properly. Our guide was great , and also very beautiful 😂. Thanks for being a great host and being fun.”
Cycle Bogotá with bilingual guides, tasting exotic fruit, playing tejo, and visiting coffee and street art spots in about 4.5 hours.
“Amazing tour, worth the money and you go to places you wouldn't normally go. Glad I went on the tour and met really lovely people”
Group tour from Bogotá to Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral with pickup, bilingual guide, underground stations, salt cross dome, town walk, lunch break.
“I really like that the guise Sergio gave enough time to explore. he was very friendly and made the group have fun. the driver was also excellent..... I felt at ease with him.”
Private Bogotá tour with Monserrate views, Gold Museum and Botero options, La Candelaria tastings, and downtown history, with pickup included.
“Lorena was the best tour guide. We went to all the spots on the tour and she also took me to a few other places like Galleria Hariencia. She was very informative and knows a lot about Colombian history. Highly recommend this tour. Ask if Lorena is available for yours!”
A guided 3-hour walk through Bogotá’s La Candelaria, with stops at key museums, plazas, food tastings, and standout city history.
“Natalie was easy to understand and a very kind person to everyone in the group. They were professional about the prepaid gratuity and did not try or ask for additional gratuity after the tour. Thanks for the great and informative walking tour. I would recommend to anyone. Thank you.”
Walk Bogotá’s La Candelaria with a local guide, try local fruits and coffee, and learn street art plus Colombia’s political history.
“it was a fantastic tour starting with bike tour around the old city for 3 hours then a walking tour to get up close and personal with the sites and emerse in the culture. Both tour guides were fantastic”
Bogotá graffiti walk with an English-speaking guide. 17 stops of murals and stencils on human rights, migration, and politics.
“You will learn a lot about the graffiti and public art culture - very fascinating. And, because public art is about what’s going on in the artists’ world, you’ll learn about Colombian politics. Jay, our guide, was very knowledgeable and personable.”
Private 6-hour Bogotá tour to Monserrate, La Candelaria, emerald and Botero museums, plus Plaza de Bolívar and Nariño House, with hotel transport.
“This was a wonderful experience from start to finish. Our guide David was fantastic in all ways - attentive, knowledgeable, genuine and passionate! The tour gave us a deeper appreciation for the city of Bogota - its history, its culture, its people! And, we had the very best tamale ever! I would highly recommend this tour!”
3-hour La Candelaria walk in Bogotá with street art, history, and tastings of chicha, coffee, and local fruits.
“We had an amazing tour with Josè! Learned so much new about bogota and rhe colombian culture, totally worth it!”
A private Bogotá highlights day with Monserrate cable car views, the Emerald Museum, Botero and Plaza de Bolívar, plus Chorro de Quevedo.
“Daniel was super prepared and explained me a lot about the history, the past and the present of the country.”
One long day from Bogotá to Guatavita Lagoon and Zipaquirá’s Salt Cathedral, with entrance tickets, audio guides, and round-trip transport.
“Excellent day with Diego. He was able to provide a high quality tour in both English and Spanish at the same time and took extra attention to ensure we understood the Guatavita lagoon and its beautiful history and nature. Long day but 2 interesting destinations, worth the trip!”
Walk La Candelaria and sample 7 Colombian specialties, from carimañolas and ceviche to ajiaco, with a local guide.
“Fun neighborhood, but the tour itself wasn't great. An hour in and we'd only had some lukewarm chocolate drink, a piece of cheese, and bread. That set the tone. The pacing dragged and tastings were kind of blah. Not fun, but not awful.”
Bogotá city tour with Monserrate views, La Candelaria, Plaza Bolívar, Museo del Oro and Botero, plus chicha, fruit, juices, and coffee.
“Leslie took an amazing care of me on this tour. It was a perfect way to spend a day in Bogota and get to see the best sights. I have also tried some local fruits and coffee. Great tour and definitely recommend.”
Day trip from Bogotá to Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral and Lake Guatavita with Muisca legends, guided stories, and included entrance tickets.
“I tend to be quite strict and sceptical about organised tours, but I think that Sebastian and Fabian changed my opinion for good. This was so far the best trip I’ve been on, everything was amazing and so much fun! Great communication, incredibly nice guide and driver, very patient and totally made sure we feel safe in a foreign country. At the same time, I feel like I’ve learned more about Colombia and the life here in just one day and I’ve already been here for almost 2 weeks. Thank you so much!! 12/10 👏🏼”
Bogotá food tour with La Perseverancia and La Candelaria stops, 12+ tastings, tejo, and a coffee workshop. Small group, 4 hours.
“Juliana and Maria were super friendly and helpful. We are blessed to have met a group of likeminded fun people who makes this an even greater experience. Money well spent on this informative and delicious food tour!”
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