Top Barranquilla Tours by Duration

Live a unique night experience and live it like a local, touring the most iconic and illuminated places of Barranquilla and Puerto Colombia. This tour combines city, river, sea, history and culture on a route designed to enjoy the Caribbean breeze, spectacular views and unforgettable photo stops. The tour starts at the Window to the World and continues along the Great Malecon of the River, where the city comes alive with lights, sculptures and cultural spaces. Then, the tour proceeds along the Via al Mar to Puerto Colombia to discover its coastal seawall, the historic Pier 1888 and the imposing illuminated Castillo de Salgar. This is not just a tour... It’s a night break, an adventure and a different way to feel the Caribbean.

Soccer is experienced differently when you have an immersion in the local culture. We will live the experience offered by the preview of the matches at the metropolitan stadium as local fans, in a party atmosphere. In the stands we will witness the party, music and passion that drives Colombian soccer. We will experience with the local fans the great atmosphere that exists before the Junior de Barranquilla game (or the Colombian team) accompanied by some beers to refresh ourselves. This is the largest stadium in Colombia and one of the best in Latin America. Transportation is on us from the place where you are staying (round trip) as well as drinks before the game. Then we will enter the stadium to enjoy the soccer party that takes place in one of the happiest cities in Colombia.

Get your bearings in Barranquilla with ease on a private city tour that covers top attractions such as the Carnaval Museum, the Old Town, and the riverside boardwalk. You won’t have to worry about navigating as you wander the city at your own pace alongside your private guide, from who you’ll enjoy undivided attention.

A trip wouldn’t be complete if you don’t go beyond touristic places and give yourself the chance to taste the place’s food. So, come with us to this food tour around Barranquilla’s heart, so you get the best of Caribbean cuisine and its people. Carimañola, arepa de huevo, butifarra, chipi chipi rice, enyucado, among many other options for you to taste. We are sure that it will be a gastronomic experience to remember. • A walk along important spots of the city • A brief introduction to Colombia’s and Barranquilla’s rich history • Samples and samples of typical foods and drinks of the region (fruits, desserts, finger foods, refreshments) • An incredible chance to get in touch with locals and their stories • Memories full of senses about colors, smells and flavors of this Caribbean city

Discover the electric, tropical city that shaped Gabriel García Márquez into a Nobel laureate. Barranquilla wasn't just a backdrop for Gabo; it was the creative engine where his iconic style was born amidst late-night debates, bustling newsrooms, and the rich flavors of the Caribbean coast. Led by an expert local insider, you'll walk through the historical sites, bohemian hideouts, and architectural landmarks that fueled Gabo’s imagination long before Macondo captivated the world.

Live a day full of local culture where you will spend a quiet moment where you will make a complete accompanied tour to unique places full of history, art and culture that are worth visiting this city where you will understand a little more of this city for its museums full of life.

Barranquilla has many water bodies that make it a city rich in hydroelectric resources and also important in terms of biodiversity and environmental care. The Magdalena River, the most important river in our country, ends its long journey in the Caribbean Sea, right at Barranquilla’s borders. And besides, there are swamps and marshes around the city. Mallorquin Marsh is one of them. Around this place, there is an eco-park created to raise awareness among locals and foreigners about the ecosystem and its wildlife, as well as to show the beauty of the seaside. If you are passionate about nature but don't want to or can't leave the city, this is the best nature tour you can do without leaving Barranquilla. Our team will take you through a beautiful eco-park in the Mallorquin Cienaga (marsh). You will be part of a guided tour around the park with expert guides who will explain and teach you all there is to know about the ecosystem, the mangroves, and the fauna of the area. Do not miss it.

The Magdalena River, Colombia’s most important waterway, completes its journey in Barranquilla, where its waters finally merge with the Caribbean Sea. This experience combines local transportation, coastal landscapes, and nature into an authentic adventure. Ride through Barranquilla’s traditional Las Flores neighborhood, take the Puerto Mocho train, enjoy a local tuk-tuk ride, and walk toward one of the most unique natural meeting points in Colombia: the mouth of the Magdalena River and the Caribbean Sea. Finish your experience with free time at Puerto Mocho Beach before returning to your hotel. Ride the Puerto Mocho train through Barranquilla’s coastal area Experience local transportation by tuk-tuk (motorcycle taxi) Walk to the point where the Magdalena River meets the Caribbean Sea Learn about the cultural and environmental importance of the Magdalena River Relax with free time at Puerto Mocho Beach

Immerse yourself in Barranquilla’s vibrant nightlife, where music and celebration thrive every night of the year. The evening kicks off at Parque de los Músicos, where you’ll enjoy live Vallenato amidst the lively atmosphere. Then, sip on local spirits at Mi Vieja Barranquilla, a bar filled with cultural memorabilia. The night culminates at La Troja, the renowned 'Temple of Salsa', where the rhythms of Vallenato and Salsa bring everyone together in joyous celebration. Discover the essence of Barranquilla through its music, culture, and local flavors. - Enjoy a guided tour of Barranquilla’s nightlife, lasting 4 hours - Private vehicle transportation with a bilingual guide included - Taste 4 national beers and enjoy licor tasting at 3 different bars - Visit iconic spots: Parque de los Músicos, Mi Vieja Barranquilla, and La Troja

Go beyond the tourist hot spots and delve deeper into Barranquilla’s rich culture and history than you could alone on a private tour. See the Colombian city through the eyes of a local as you seamlessly navigate between highlights such as the Gran Malecon waterfront development and the Carnival Museum, to which admission is included.

Usiacurí is known as the 'Manger of the Atlantico state' for its traditional houses and wide viewpoints that allow observing the colorful roofs of the houses that exalt the variety of flora and fauna of the area.

Barranquilla is much more than Colombia’s Carnival capital. In recent years, the city has undergone an important transformation, becoming a place where culture, art, and urban development coexist. Through this walking experience, you will discover how Barranquilla proudly preserves its traditions while continuously reinventing itself. Explore the vibrant streets of Barrio Abajo, one of the city’s most traditional neighborhoods, where murals and graffiti tell stories about local identity, music, and cultural diversity. Visit the Carnival Museum and immerse yourself in the history and traditions behind Barranquilla’s most iconic celebration.

When it comes to Barranquilla nightlife, you can find places where everything comes together to enjoy life like a god. This city shows itself to the world as a place where the party never ends, and the carnival lasts all three hundred and sixty-five days of the year. There is no better place to see all the facets of a good night out. During this tour we will take you to some of the city’s most popular neighborhoods, squares and places to experience the spontaneous and extroverted way of the Barranquilleros as they have fun with joyful and tropical music.

Recorre los íconos más destacados de Barranquilla en este city tour que combina historia, cultura y hermosos paisajes. Comienza en la Aleta del Tiburón, un homenaje al fervor futbolístico de la ciudad, y captura momentos con las estatuas de Shakira y Sofía Vergara, dos orgullos locales. Disfruta de la vista en el Gran Malecón del Río y visita la famosa Ventana al Mundo, un símbolo de Barranquilla. Finaliza con un viaje en tren turístico hacia Puerto Mocho, donde el mar y la playa te esperan para una experiencia caribeña inolvidable. - Visita íconos como la Aleta del Tiburón y las estatuas de Shakira y Sofía Vergara. - Captura fotos en el Gran Malecón del Río con vistas al Magdalena. - Explora la Ventana al Mundo, un monumento emblemático de Barranquilla. - Termina en Puerto Mocho, disfrutando de la playa, una mojarra y el ambiente caribeño.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Barranquilla Carnival with your exclusive Carnival Friday experience. Begin your day with a private dance masterclass that teaches the infectious Cumbia and Mapalé rhythms, guided by professional instructors. Savor the authentic flavors of the Caribbean during a traditional lunch, then embark on a guided photo tour of iconic landmarks like El Prado and the Gran Malecón. Conclude your adventure at the Baila a la Calle street party, showcasing your newfound dance skills in front of thousands. This tour promises a true local experience, from start to finish. - Start the day with private hotel pick-up for a hassle-free experience - Learn to dance Cumbia and Mapalé at a masterclass with professionals - Enjoy delicious traditional Caribbean lunch to recharge for the evening - Experience the vibrant ambiance of the world's largest street party at night

Experience the best of Barranquilla on this 6-hour private city tour, showcasing its history, culture, and Caribbean charm. From vibrant plazas and monuments to the city's famous Carnival Museum, this tour offers an exciting journey through Colombia’s Golden Gate. With comfortable transportation, a professional guide, and exclusive site access, this tour is perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in Barranquilla’s unique energy and cultural heritage.

Walk through the streets of Barrio el Prado de Barranquilla on foot, while listening in the background to the music of the 30s and 40s when the city was known as “the golden gate of Colombia. Along the way he knows the amazing stories of the mansions, lots, parks and buildings of the neighborhood.