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If you’ve got limited time in Bogota, get a comprehensive overview of Colombia’s capital on a full-day tour of La Candelaria (Historic Old Town), Mount Monserrate, and Museo del Oro (Gold Museum). In a small group limited to five people, you’ll explore the mountaintop neighborhood of Monserrate; admire landmarks such as Parque Santander and Plaza Bolivar in La Candelaria, the oldest part of the city; and admire glimmering exhibits at Museo del Oro (Gold Museum). Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Combine two popular Bogotá day trips into a single outing on this tour to the Nemocón Salt Mines and the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá. Going on a tour not only streamlines transportation and admission—entrance prices are included in the tour price—but also ensures a quality guide to inform and share stories that bring each sight to life.

Venture underground to explore the historic salt mines of Nemocón on this 5-hour tour from Bogota. Enjoy the rare opportunity to walk through the tunnels and chambers of a former salt mine, learn about the city’s long salt mining history and see how the salt is collected. Admire the gigantic salt stalagmites and cascadas, brought to life by dramatic lighting, then marvel over the world’s biggest salt crystal, known as the ‘Colombian Heart’ thanks to its heart shape.

Easily combine a trip to the colonial town of Villa de Leyva with a tour of the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá on this tour from Bogotá. Travel from your hotel with the comfort and ease of private transportation, and then enjoy informative commentary about each destination from your guide upon arrival. This tour includes all entrance fees and favorite local snacks for extra value.

If you’ve only got limited time in Bogotá, this private tour lets you tick off Mount Monserrate—home to a monastery that overlooks the mist-shrouded mountains of Bogota—in just a few hours. To reduce transit time, you’ll travel to the mountain in a private, air-conditioned vehicle and be transported directly from your hotel.

Birdwatching in Chingaza & Observatorio de Colibries. Colombia is the country with the big number of birds of the world with approximately 1923 species including endemic, near endemic, migratory and permanent residents. We will depart to Chingaza National Park (Piedras Gordas area) at the 5:00am. This incredible place is located only one hour and half away from Bogota. We will be birding here all the day exploring Paramo and moorland ecosystems at a altitude of aproximadly 2800-3400m.s.n.m. in searching for: Near-Endemic Birds: Blue-throated Starfrontlet, Matorral Tapaculo, Golden-faced Whitestart, Coopery-bellied Puffleg and Black-billed Mountain-Toucan. Typical lunch. Afternoon: : Observatorio de colibries (Hummingbird feeders) in La Calera. The observation of birds in Colombia is fantastic and wonderful because you can find diversity of ecosystems and different birds according to the region of the country.

Swap the bustling streets of Bogota for the peace of a traditional coffee finca on a private tour that teaches you about artisanal production processes. Rather than rushing in a large group, you'll benefit from the undivided attention of your guide as you explore the coffee fields, trace the journey from bean to brew, and taste world-famous Colombian coffee.

Discover the best of Bogotá’s tourist attractions, covering its most famous neighborhoods, museums and sights on this 5-hour tour. Explore the cobblestoned streets of the La Candelaria neighborhood, see the city’s historic district and La Catedral Primera (Prime Cathedra), view gold artifacts at the famed Museo de Oro and take a cable car to the famous Mount Monserrate. Your trip also includes a guide, hotel pickup and drop-off as well as entrance fees.

Colombia is known for its unique landscape, but knowing the best spots to be immersed in the natural scenery can be tricky. Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the capital on a private day tour to Chingaza National Natural Park, and explore with a local guide for insight into the region’s natural features, flora, and fauna, with round-trip hotel transfer included for a hassle-free excursion.

Get the most out of your visit to Colombia with this two-in-one combo farm tour! Share with real coffee and cacao farmers as you pick, peel, grind, roast and taste the product of your own labor. This is a hands-on experience spending your day at real, small family-owned farms. This tour does not take you to commercial mega plantations. We also guarantee red beans for picking year round plus the tour includes a vegetarian lunch and coffee/cacao tastings.

Not far from the Colombian capital city, the altitude and climate are just right for growing the high-quality coffee that the country is famous for. Curious travelers with a taste for caffeine will learn about the growing and processing of coffee in a traditional coffee farm setting on this private full-day tour from Bogota. A guided coffee tasting is included followed by a traditional lunch for a full taste of Colombia.

Marvel at the incredible architecture of the Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral during a 9-hour private tour of this famous underground landmark and the small towns outside Bogotá. Descend 650 feet (200 meters) underground to this fascinating attraction, learning about the gradual evolution of this subterranean religious sanctuary into a full-blown cathedral. After a lunch of Colombian cuisine, check out the charming atmosphere and local handicrafts of villages like Nemocón and Guatavita. A private guide, transport, lunch and entrance fees are all covered.

Hit Bogotá highlights in just a few hours when you book a guided sightseeing tour of the city. This option takes you to must-see landmarks such as Plaza de Bolivar, La Candelaria, and El Chorro de Quevedo—plus local markets and a vista point at the top of Monserrate—all in the comfort of private transportation. Along the way, your guide shares information and fun facts about each sight.

Experience two days of adventure in Villa de Leyva with a private tour from Bogotá. Explore unique landscapes, deserts, the blue ponds, and its historic colonial center with a bilingual guide. Safe transportation, lodging, and flexibility are included.

Our tour guides truly know the region allowing travelers to learn about Colombia both from an environmental, cultural, gastronomic point of view and clearly amidst adventure activities suitable for all ages. We have public or private transportation to meet depending on the needs of our travelers. Our transport service is characterized by: - Availability - Quality of service - Compliance with schedules - Driver suitability - Road safety

Immerse yourself in Colombia’s world-famous coffee industry during this private tour of Hacienda Coloma. Discover every stage of the coffee-making process, from growing to harvesting to roasting and brewing, finishing with a freshly-brewed taste of the hacienda’s own beans. A Colombian lunch, plus a stop at the nursery gardens of San Miguel are also included.

Reaching Colombia’s tallest waterfalls and knowing which trails to take is difficult without local guidance. This full-day adventure from Bogota handles transportation and planning, allowing you to focus on the hike and the scenery. Travel into the lush countryside outside the city and follow your guide on a challenging—but rewarding—trek to El Chiflon and La Chorrera waterfalls. Along the way, enjoy sweeping forest views and upgrade to include a hearty Colombian meal in either Choachi or Bogota’s La Candelaria district.

Gain an overview of Colombia’s natural landscape without traveling far from the capital on this private tour to Tobia, just an hour’s drive from Bogota. Fly through the canopy for over a mile on the country’s highest zipline and enjoy plenty of time to soak up the sights, with convenient round-trip hotel pickup included.

Discover a colonial-era city in the heart of the Andes Mountains on this private tour to Villa de Leyva from Bogota. Walk cobblestone streets lined with whitewashed houses, visit a 17th-century convent, see a unique pottery house, and explore an ancient observatory sacred to the Muisca people. Included transportation makes sightseeing on a time budget a breeze.