COLOMBIA · REGION
Colombia's standouts.
The 10 most popular things to do in Bogota. La Candelaria, the gold museum, the salt cathedral and the day trips out of the capital.
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.
“Was a great tour, wonderful tour guide, very fun and engaging, me and my friend genuinely enjoyed it and didn’t notice how the time passed”
Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá from Bogotá with pickup, an audio-guided underground walk, and time for Zipaquirá’s historic center.
“I don’t even know where to begin. Marcello was the best guide anyone can ask for. Very knowledgeable, contagious laugh. He elevated the experience to the max. We became family by the end of the day. Highly recommend this tour, especially if you get Marcello as a guide.”
Guided walk through Bogotá’s La Candelaria: street art alleys, La Concordia market tastings, and history stops from the Gold Museum to Bolívar Square.
“Cris did an incredible job sharing the history, culture and traditions of Bogota. This is a great way to tour the historical center of the city and I highly recommend”
Private Bogotá highlights with Monserrate cable car to 3100m, Emerald Museum, Botero, Plaza de Bolívar, and Chorro de Quevedo lore.
“Thank you so much. We had so much fun and learned so much. Camilo was extremely knowledgeable about everything and any questions we had. He was so much more informative than any info we could’ve gotten from plaques and very enthusiastic about showing us around. Very insightful, and we would not have had near the…”
Ride Bogotá’s cable car into El Paraíso, meet community leaders, see graffiti art up close, and enjoy big-city views plus a snack.
“The only downside was how long we had to drive. While there is nothing to be done about traffic, it would have been good to know that the 4.5 hr tour was actually a 1.5 hr tour, with about 3 hours of transport. We loved the experience and likely would have done it regardless, but…”
Guatavita Lagoon and the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá in one 12-hour Bogota day trip, with round-trip transport, audio, and skip lines.
“The trip was interesting and our guide sebastian was excellent ✨ only slight downfall is the transport as the bus is really old but honestly shouldn‘t be a problem, it was just really bumpy.”
Walk central Bogotá, ride up Monserrate for views, and visit Gold and Botero museums, with tastings of chicha, fruit, coffee, and more.
“Kata our guide was excellent very easy going and informative, very flexible and focused on things we were interested in.”
A 12-hour Bogotá day tour combining Lake Guatavita and the Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral, with Muisca myths, great guides, and easy transport.
“Diego the guide was excellent. The tour overall was fabulous. The only criticism I had was the seats in the van. They were narrow (even for my wife who is quite slender) and only 5’ 1”. The seats were narrow for me as well and the headrest was sticking in my back - I’m only…”
A 4-hour Bogotá food tour with 12+ tastings, coffee workshop, and explosive tejo in a small group. Great value for hungry explorers.
“Andres was a fascinating guide with a breadth of knowledge across food, drink and history of Bogotá and Colombia as a whole. We tried different fruits, main dishes, beer, coffee and so much more across a range of eating places. I would absolutely recommend this tour.”
Private 6-hour Bogotá trip to the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá: underground chambers, salt sculptures, and time to explore Zipaquirá with hotel pickup.
“This is a designated choffeur to the salt mine cathedral. Good quality if transport service.”
