Nemocón Salt Mines (Mina de Sal Nemocón) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Nemocón Salt Mines (Mina de Sal de Nemocon). Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Visit to Nemocon Salt Mine Private Tour (5 Hours)
• Private Nemocón Salt Mine Tour
• Visit to Nemocón Salt Mines Private Tour from Bogotá (7 Hours)
• Private Tour to Guatavita Sacred Lagoon + Nemocon Salt Mine
• Private Salt Cathedral and Nemocón Salt Mines + In & Out Transfer + (8 hours)

Prices for visiting the Nemocon Salt Mines vary for Colombians and international visitors. Foreigners pay between COP$40,000 and COP$45,000. Children, seniors, and disabled international visitors pay COP$40,000 (US$9.63), while adults pay COP$45,000 (US$10.83).

The Nemocon Salt Mines are approximately 37 miles (60 kilometers) north of Bogota. You can take Highway 45A to Via a Nemocon/Zipaquira Nemocon by car and arrive within 90 minutes. Many travelers visit the Nemocon Salt Mines on guided tours that offer transportation to and from Bogota.

Yes, the Nemocon Salt Mines have a small café selling coffee and a souvenir shop. If you’d like to have a full meal, you can visit one of the restaurants in the town of Nemocón, such as Restaurante El Colonial or Garden Restaurante.

Most visitors dress casually while walking through the Nemocon Salt Mines. If you get chilly easily, wear long pants or long-sleeved shirts. A hard hat is provided, and it’s recommended that you wear closed-toe shoes with slip-resistant soles.

Yes, the Nemocon Salt Mines tour is generally considered suitable for children. Remember that the mines can feel dark and cramped for some children. The nearby Savannah Natural History Museum (Museo de Historia Natural de la Sabana) is light, spacious, and more accommodating to younger children.