COLOMBIA
Colombia's standouts.
The 10 most popular bogota city tours in Colombia. What each one includes, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Bike Bogotá with locals, taste exotic fruit, play tejo, visit a coffee roaster, and spot street art on a mostly-flat 4.5-hour ride.
“Carlos was a fantastic and very enthusiastic guide. it was nice to get an essence of the city in few hours. Also the tour included testing some street snacks and coffee which was a positive surprise.”
Guided walk through Bogotá’s La Candelaria: street art alleys, La Concordia market tastings, and history stops from the Gold Museum to Bolívar Square.
“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”
Private Bogotá highlights with Monserrate cable car to 3100m, Emerald Museum, Botero, Plaza de Bolívar, and Chorro de Quevedo lore.
“Good days activity with a nice guide who knew a lot about the city”
Ride Bogotá’s cable car into El Paraíso, meet community leaders, see graffiti art up close, and enjoy big-city views plus a snack.
“This tour really allows the visitor of Bogotá to understand its current evolution. Our guide guide Samuel explained truly well how this metropolis keeps on expanding, with the city doing its best to keep up with the infrastructure. Meanwhile, social projects are also shown and explained, without any pressure whatsoever to support them. Totally secure,…”
Guatavita Lagoon and the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá in one 12-hour Bogota day trip, with round-trip transport, audio, and skip lines.
“It was a nice and interesting round trip. Camillo was an excellent guide.”
Walk central Bogotá, ride up Monserrate for views, and visit Gold and Botero museums, with tastings of chicha, fruit, coffee, and more.
“Our guide Luis was extremely knowledgeable about the history of Colombia and where to take us to show us the best sites and food within the day excursion! Thank you to Luis for making us such an excellent activity!”
A 12-hour Bogotá day tour combining Lake Guatavita and the Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral, with Muisca myths, great guides, and easy transport.
“Milena and Carmelo were great, and super knowledgeable accounting for each of the different groups of people on the trip. highly recommended”
A 4-hour Bogotá food tour with 12+ tastings, coffee workshop, and explosive tejo in a small group. Great value for hungry explorers.
“Andeas was ‘guide fantastic’ He was so well organized with extra plates, glasses & napkins to enable us to share some of the tastings. He connected all the food & drinks with some aspect of the history of Columbia. We had lots of time at each venue, each venue treated us as old friends. We…”
Private 6-hour Bogotá trip to the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá: underground chambers, salt sculptures, and time to explore Zipaquirá with hotel pickup.
“Efficient and safe transport to salt Cathedral. Easy way to buy ticket at entrance. The driver Edwin drive with good attitudes and have a sense of humour.”
La Candelaria street art walk in Bogotá with context, artists like 3 Manos, and coca leaf tea at Café Herencia. $16, 150 min.
“This is a must do. Myra gave us the rich history behind the street art and the artists. Bogota is so rich with urban art and it helps to have someone to give you the background.”
