Colombia · SALSA DANCING IN CALI
Every trip has one free day too few. These 11 salsa dancing in Cali justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Walk through Cali’s salsa roots and street art, from Jairo Varela murals to Cimarrón Salsa Bar, with a Spanish guide and dance tips.
“This is a free Walking tour by "Beyond Colombia" that viator charge for. I suggest booking directly for free and giving money as tips to the guide instead of giving money to Viator”
Walk Cali’s salsa streets with a local guide, linking music, graffiti, and resistance for a powerful history of cultura popular.
“This tour provided an interesting perspective into Cali life and the important role of music in the history and culture of the city. Cris was an engaging guide who clearly loves salsa - get ready to dance!”
Three salsa stops in Cali, from a San Antonio sunset opener to Barrio Obrero finals. Includes shots, beer discounts, and photos.
“Fantastic introduction to the city. The guides were enthusiastic and fun. I had a fantastic night discovering the city and some bars before settling in a salsa dance club where the guides patiently taught me the moves. I didnt dance well but but i had alot of fun, the guides set me me up with dance partners in an attempt to help me get out of my comfort zone but i ended up dancing with the guides most of the night because that was comfortable for me. They also stayed with me until the end to ensure i got home safe. Truly excellent night.”
Small-group Cali salsa tour with a dance class, instruments practice, local club stops, and included drinks, guided in English.
“The tour was great. The guide was very knowledgeable and passionate about the history. We went to very local salsa clubs and danced alongside with them. Doesn’t matter what lever your dancing is at, everyone is welcomed. The closing show was great as well. Highly recommend.”
A guided Friday night salsa street crawl in Cali with discounts at local bars, dancing on La Calle del Sabor, and two clubs to finish.
“My husband and I ended up on a private tour with a lovely young guide. We were really only interested in the street salsa locations so that's where we went, and we skipped the clubs. Our guide called for and paid for an Uber to go from one location to another The spectacle of so many people was amazing! Definitely, a must see! Our guide took such good care of us, guiding us through the crowds. There were lots of food and beverage sellers, including many different types of alcohol.”
Three-hour Cali salsa pub crawl with Ana, three bars, beer and spirit discounts, brandy shot, dance shows, and reserved spots.
“Ana was a great guide. Very cool girl. Enjoyed going around the various spots with her. The only improvement is to include at least a cheap beer/drink at each establishment. We got shots of aguardiente at the first place, but that was all. I was surprised by having to pay for drinks everywhere and by having to pay 20,000 entry fee at the club. I’ve done bar crawls in Europe that are much cheaper and provide a lot more! So value-wise it’s not so good, but I had fun and met nice people, which is the point!”
RiCo Salsa Tour in Cali blends salsa history stops, private one-way transport, drinks, and a guided class, ending at a classic bar.
“The tour was great. I was in low season and since we were just two on the tour, we got a super personnalised tour. Suzanna was our guide and brought us to lots of different place to know more about salsa history : music, singer, dance and instruments. She passed to us her passion of salsa music and the sense of community that music brings. I recommend.”
A 3-hour Cali salsa history tour with stops at iconic music sites, hands-on dance basics, and time to play instruments.
“We did the salsa tour with Alejandro and we all had a great time. We loved how interactive and fun the whole experience was!”
A half-day Cali salsa tour with museum stops, Grupo Niche history, local food, and dance classes from beginner to advanced.
“Good trip, but maybe a little long lechture at the Museum De Salsa for a non -spanish person. As alway, friendly people everywhere!”
A private 3-hour Cali walk with key colonial sights, the Museo Jairo Varela salsa tribute, and local food tastings, in English, for $43.
“Gracias a Chris! Was an amazing, interesting tour. Thank you for your energy and humour through all of the tour. Would definitely recommend it!”
A 2-hour salsa history walk in Cali with stops at Jairo Varela landmarks, a museum visit, and a small food tasting, guided in English or Spanish.
“No llegó el guía ni el soporte brinda solución en ese caso, simplemente no brindan el servicio”
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