COLOMBIA
Colombia's standouts.
The 10 most popular walking tours in Colombia. What each one includes, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Join a shared Historic Cartagena walk from Plaza Cervantes to Getsemaní: colonial, slavery history, salsa, champeta, culture for $12.
Guided walk through Bogotá’s La Candelaria: street art alleys, La Concordia market tastings, and history stops from the Gold Museum to Bolívar Square.
Two-hour shared walk through Cartagena’s Walled City and Getsemaní: squares, Las Bóvedas, Santa Catalina Cathedral, and street art for $16.
Comuna 4 walking tour in Medellín: Barrio Moravia history, community resistance, empanadas, and culture with local guides for $35.
“Really liked the tour as it wasn’t touristic like comuna 13. Gladys who was one of the first residents here joint the tour and told about her own experience. It was really interesting”
A 3-hour Cartagena walking tour with 3 tapas and 3 drinks, plus Roman Theatre views and Forum Square sights in small groups.
“Bruno is a fantastic guide. The amount of history in Cartegena was extraordinary. The tapas and drinks were at wonderful bars, all of them were friendly.”
Medellín historic walking tour with an English-speaking local guide, street-food stop, Botero Square, and the Old Railroad Station. $14, 210 minutes.
Walk Cali’s street food route with local history, free tastings, and two-scoop artisan ice cream in about two hours for $32.90.
“Unfortunately, I was unable to attend this tour but the Juan was very helpful and accommodating. He offered to provide a refund but i chose to pay for the missed activity to honor their refund policía. I took a hummingbird tour with this company that was absolutely memorizing! I booked that directly with Juan through…”
A 2-hour English walk in Santa Marta: Tairona gold at Casa de la Aduana, independence stories, spooky church legends, and fruit tasting.
A 2–3 hour small-group walk through Cali’s historic center, with free cultural stops, salsa spots, and a typical drink included for $41.
“Excellent guide. Wonderful historical knowledge. English was great. This was awesome all around - So many people skip Cali, but it has a rich history of its own.”
Private Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral tour from Bogotá with guided stops, plazas, and culture. Audioguides, lunch break, and entry included.
“We had a great time with our driver. We were able to explore the cave on our own time. A highlight for us was stopping into the Zipaquirá city center for some Holy Week celebrations as well.”
