Colombia · FOOD
The 15 best food experiences you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason; start there.
Medellin metro and cable car to Comuna 13, graffiti stories, coffee tasting, arepa snack, street dance, and a city-view drink.
“It was nice experience for me. The guide was Natalia she explained many of Comuna13 and Colombia. Also the members were very kind and friendly,I’m happy that I made great memories. Thank you.”
Graffiti, street food, and electric-stairs views in Medellín’s Comuna 13. Learn the transformation story in about 3 hours.
“Amazing tour! Estaban was very knowledgeable of Comuna 13 and made it a great experience. Would definitely recommend this tour.”
A 3-hour Comuna 13 walking tour with local guides, escalators, street snacks, and art shows, plus viewpoints for great photos.
“Really interesting tour with the history of the area, which is also beautiful. Our guide Esteban was very helpful and informative. Would certainly recommend”
A 2 to 3 hour street food tour in Cartagena with about 10 tastings, city history, and a walk through La Matuna, Getsemaní, and the Walled City.
“Great tour guide that les us through the city with some amazing food and drinks along the way. The tour guide was the best!”
A lively Medellín night on a party bus with DJ music and Antioquian tastings, starting in El Poblado and ending near Parque Lleras.
“Suzy was my tour guide and she was fun, accommodating, and friendly. My group for the tour only had about 10 people but we had a blast! Everyone was dancing the whole time! Suzy let us all pick songs we wanted. The tour has 4 stops (1 liquor store, 1 bridge for pics, 1 arepa spot, and 1 ceviche spot), you get 1 beer and 1 empanada when you get on the bus so make sure to get drinks at the liquor store. And the bus is about 3.5hrs long 7-10:30pm. We had such a great time!”
Taste 9 Colombian street foods and drinks on a 150-minute guided walk through Cartagena and Getsemani, ending near Café La Manchuria.
“it was my first tour of street food, I totally enjoyed all of it.”
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 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!”
Sample 12 Colombian dishes and drinks in small-group Bogota, then play explosive tejo and sip Andes coca tea, plus a coffee workshop.
“the tour was wonderful, the guide was great! the food was amazing!”
A small-group Bogotá tour mixing Monserrate cable car views, La Candelaria food stops, Botero Museum, and key historic squares.
“We had a great time exploring Bogota. Gaby did an outstanding job with lots of knowledge throughout the tour. We highly recommend her and this experience!”
3 hours in Medellín’s Poblado for five street-food snacks, street art, and a rooftop stop with 360 views plus a local guide.
“Santiago is an amazing tour guide, and the food on the tour is very tasty. I would highly recommend this tour!”
E-bike tour of Medellín neighborhoods with arepa and buñuelo snacks, local parks, helmets, rain poncho, and insurance. 3 hours, $50.
“Totally recommend doing this tour. Camilo our guide was amazing and showed us the real Medellin. Also all the snacks were delicious!”
Street food tour in Cali with a small group of tastings, neighborhood walks, street art stops, and a big finish at La Galería Alameda.
“After making my way to relatively out of the way location on time, no one ever arrived. Not enjoyable wasting valuable time and $ when travelling.”
Walk Cartagena with a local foodie, sampling Chinese bakery bites, tropical fruits, twice-fried patacón, Guinness shrimp cocktail, sweets, arepas, pastries, and beer.
“We just wrapped up Daniella’s “Street Food Like a Local” tour in Cartagena, and it was the highlight of our trip! My wife, our two sons (12 and 16), and I had an amazing time sampling a variety of local street foods. Daniella’s passion for her city’s street food shines through every moment of the tour – she’s a fantastic storyteller, full of fun facts that kept us all engaged. The food was out of this world. The empanada was our family’s top pick (crispy and bursting with flavor), closely followed by the warm cheese-filled bread and the refreshing shrimp ceviche. Daniella even got our 16-year-old (who never eats fruit)…”
Private 3.5 hour Sabaneta food tour with hotel pickup. Eat arepa de chocolo, buñuelo, empanadas, aguardiente, and end at a coffee farm.
“Erika did a great job as our tour guide on the food tour. She was always making sure we were getting enough - make sure you are hungry before you start! We sampled a wide variety of Colombian food and drink. Erika was also good at pointing out other things to do while in Medellin.”
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