Colombia · CITY TOURS
Every route has one spare day too few. These 15 city tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
A tough 4-day trek from Santa Marta to Ciudad Perdida with jungle rivers, hammocks, expert guides, and meals included for $580.
“It was a really well organized trip by expotur. The guides had a lot of knowledge about the history of la ciudad perdida.”
Bike Bogotá in 4.5 hours with a bilingual guide, fruit market tastings, tejo, a coffee roaster stop, and street art.
“Our guide Daniel was great. He gave a good insight into Bogotá and Colombia. I can absolutely recommend this tour to anyone.”
A full-day Medellín route with Metro and Metrocable, Comuna 13 murals, coffee and ice cream, plus Pueblito Paisa views, guided and lunch included.
“Nohemi and David were fantastic and informative guides. I would definitely recommend taking this tour.”
Private Bogotá tour with Monserrate views, La Candelaria food, and Gold and Botero museums. Pickup, transport, and entry included.
“Liz is an excellent guide. Our tour showed us all the highlights and included time to sample the local coffee and local fruits.”
Private 2-3 hour walking tour of Cartagena’s UNESCO walled city and Getsemaní with a local guide, history stops, and culture for $49.
“The tour was absolutely amazing legaxy was very informative and patient showing me around and explaining the Colombian culture and the deep history behind it…it was absolutely amazing”
Glide on an e-bike through Medellín’s top sights, parks, and Botero Square, with Colombian coffee, snacks, and great city orientation.
“Luciana and Jose were great! We They kept us at a good pace. Enough breaks. The snack was delicious. A very knowledgeable tour. A bit of a wild ride but still enjoyable nonetheless”
Hike to Colombia’s Lost City from Santa Marta. Small group, English translation, home-style camps, and meaningful support for local communities.
“This was one of the most stunning and informational trips I have been on in a long time. The experience started off with a warm welcome at the Tour office with coffee and fruit while we met the other hikers in our group. Although the trail was slick and tough because of weather at certain points, it was very rewarding each night, arriving in camp to a delicious warm meal. I have dietary restrictions that I was worried about but at no point was that an issue I felt very well taken care of in that regard. Each night we would come together as a group and listen to the…”
A 2.5-hour Bogotá street art walk with English-speaking guides, 17 stops, and free entries, mixing murals, stencils, and social stories.
“You will learn a lot about the graffiti and public art culture - very fascinating. And, because public art is about what’s going on in the artists’ world, you’ll learn about Colombian politics. Jay, our guide, was very knowledgeable and personable.”
Private Bogotá tour with Monserrate views, Candelaria walking, emerald and Botero museums, and Bolívar Square stops.
“The tour guide was good and knowledgeable. A pleasure to spend the day with him. Unfortunately, the tour company Nomad, arranged for a lunch which we welcomed for ourselves and our guide. We were obligated to pay $60 (usd) before we received the menu which was a set price of 20 pesos per person. Clearly, we paid 4x the amount required and then gave a 15% tip on top of that. This Tour company is not representing Viator well in Bogota.”
Private guided walk in Bogotá with Monserrate cable car views, Emerald Museum, Botero, Plaza de Bolívar, and Chorro de Quevedo in 5 to 6 hours.
“This tour was an excellent way to see the highlights of bogota in one day. Our guide Maria was very knowledgeable, engaged, informative and thoughtful about accommodating our group’s needs. Highly recommend!”
Ride a double-decker hop-on bus around Cartagena, with a six-language audio guide and a free walled-city walking tour.
“Bit of confusion where to board taxi from port to pick up point was $7 . Haggled down from $10”
Double-decker hop-on hop-off bus in Cartagena with 24-hour style freedom, audio in 6 languages, plus a 90-minute walking tour and Esmeralda Museum entry.
“No bus. They did private instead of accepting 30 people prepaid voucher. Horrible experience and I would not recommend to anyone.”
Panoramic chiva ride, India Catalina and Zapatos Viejos photos, San Felipe views, plus a guided walk through Cartagena’s walled Old Town.
“Ceaser was a great tour guide, he was very passionate about sharing the history of Cartagena and he was very engaging. Lovely experience overall. Highly recommend!”
Bogotá in 5 to 7 hours: La Candelaria, Bolívar Square, Monserrate views, Gold and Botero museums, with chicha and coffee tastings.
“Luis was lovely. Very good vibes and informed us about some very interesting facts about the city and its history. The tour should really be even longer, there is so much to see and do!”
A 4-hour private Medellín city tour with hotel pickup, Comuna 13 escalators, Plaza Botero, Metro and cable car, plus Park of Lights.
“Camilo was an excellent guide for this fantastic walking tour of Medellin. His English is perfect and he was prompt and very friendly throughout the day. His knowledge of Medellin, Colombian culture and Comuna 13 was outstanding. He also encouraged us to ask any questions and provided personal and honest answers. I highly recommend this tour and specifically Camilo.”
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