Top Bogotá Multi-day Tours

Colombia's Coffee Region — the Eje Cafetero — is the country's most underexplored cycling territory. Roads wind through coffee fincas and UNESCO-heritage landscapes, connecting Salento, Filandia, Manizales, Pereira, and Armenia through gradients that reward climbing without punishing less experienced riders. Recognized by UNESCO as a Cultural Landscape of Coffee and made familiar through Disney's Encanto — every rest stop is part of the experience. The Land of Coffee runs two parallel tracks. For the cyclist: daily rides, bilingual guide, support vehicle, sport massage, all-inclusive infrastructure. For the companion: hacienda visits, coffee tours, Valle del Cocora, regional gastronomy — dedicated guide. Both reunite each evening. Max 8 cyclists plus companions. Is This Tour Right for You? – Intermediate cyclist, culturally rich destination – Traveling with a non-cycling companion – UNESCO heritage, outstanding food, cultural pace – Companion program substantive, not an afterthought.

Head out to El Cocuy, a massive expanse of snow and ice, with this hiking tour from Bogota. You'll spend your first day acclimatizing and your second day climbing up Pulpito del Diablo for fantastic views of your surroundings. On your final day, you'll get to relax in natural hot springs before returning to Bogota by bus.

Let us dazzle you with a customized Colombia vacation package. First up: the nation’s capital, Bogota. Here, you’ll visit the city and the nearby underground salt cathedral of Zipaquirá. Next, you’ll head to the spectacular Coffee Triangle, where you’ll tour the town of Armenia, Cocora Valley, in nearby Salento and discover why Colombian coffee is the best in the world! Your trip continues with a stop in Medellin, where you’ll enjoy salsa dancing and Medellin’s unique metropolitan vibe. The Colombian Caribbean adventure winds down in the emblematic city of Cartagena, with its unique charm, warm sun, and magical Caribbean climate.

Alto de Letras is the world's longest paved road climb: 81 kilometers of continuous ascent from the tropical heat of Mariquita (480 m) to the cold páramo at the summit (3,700 m). It is the defining climb of Colombian cycling heritage — the same roads that shaped Egan Bernal, Nairo Quintana, and a generation of world champions. The Alto de Letras Challenge is a 7-day, fully guided, all-inclusive tour built by Beyond The Ride around this climb. Airport transfers, single accommodation, sport massage, all meals, bilingual guides, support vehicle, and mechanical support. You bring the legs. We handle the rest. The companion program runs parallel to the cycling track is a core part of the itinerary. Both groups reunite each evening at Casa de Campo La Giralda. Is This Tour Right for You? Regular road cyclist comfortable with 5–6 hours of sustained climbing – You value professional support and logistical reliability – Not suited for beginners or first-time road cyclists

This is a private Colombia 12 days family tour, which allow you to ride a cable car to Mount Monserrate summit, explore the Salt Cathedral in Zipaquirá, hike through Tayrona National Park's beaches, and tour the coffee-making process in Minca. Besides, you can know about the stories about the historic Walled City of Cartagena.

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.

The private classic Colombia tour will take you to explore Bogota's vibrant street art scene, tour the historic La Candelaria district, and stroll through colorful Guatape and climb El Peñol. Besides, you have a opportunity to ride a cable car up Mount Monserrate. Your guide will show you the story behind the Salt Cathedral in Zipaquirá.

Designed for cyclists 55 and over who want the Alto de Letras on their own terms. The route is the same — the world's longest paved road climb, 3,700 m above sea level, the landmark of Colombian cycling. What changes is how the day is structured around you. Pace decisions are made each morning based on how the group feels. E-bike is available as a standard option on any section, any day — not as a fallback, as a tool. Daily sport massage and a present support vehicle are built into every stage for recovery at this level of exertion. The support vehicle is present throughout every stage. Your base is Casa de Campo La Giralda — a 4.92-rated cyclist favorite at km 0 of Alto de Letras — with pools and open areas to unwind between stages. The fitness guideline is calibrated for cyclists in their 50s and 60s who ride regularly — not benchmarked against a 35-year-old. If you have maintained a serious cycling habit through your 50s or beyond, this tour is built for you.

If you are short on time or if you wish to make a brief stop in Colombia, this tour will take you to two of the country's essential destinations. You will start in the capital of Colombia, Bogota. You will spend one day discovering the city main spots. On the second day you will explore its surroundings by going to the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquira. You will fly to Cartagena on the third day to enjoy the two other days in the Caribbean coast. You will have one day to wander around the walled city and its colorful spots and on the last day you will relax in a small beach near the city. Food, history, and lots of fun by the hand of our welcoming locals. • Getting to know two of the must-visit places in Colombia: Bogota and Cartagena. • Combining city and nature by visiting the cities downtowns on one day and the top-notch natural destinations on the other. • Learning about our diversity through our history. • Diving into Colombian culture through its typical food, music and landscapes.

Indigenous economy activities, religious, art, and other determined the settlement of the Spanish and the foundation of Bogotá. In this tour you will understand the relation between the nature, the salt, the Dorado Legend, the Salt Cathedral, Gold Museum, the gold, the cooper and the Bogota population. Since we met, I began to explain some general details about Bogotá, then when we leave the city I will speak about the valley around the city, I will provide information about the original indigenous habitants called “ Muiscas” , their customs, some of their words and how all this heritage is included now in our society and in our food. We will meet a guide of the lake that speaks about the native culture and will explain why is so popular the Dorado Legend?, we will discuss the meaning of this ceremony. We will feel the mystic of the place, its energy and the relationship between nature and this space. In Guatavita town we will enjoy architecture, food, deserts and also handicrafts shopping. In Zipaquira I will speak some details of the Salt Cathedral and I will conduct the traveler to the underground Cathedral, this construction is unique because of its magnificence, the content of every sculpture, the representation of the way to the cross and the cross.

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.

Welcome to our private 8 days Colombia tour. In Bogota, you will climb Mount Monserrate to admire cityscape, visit Museo de Botero to know about Fernando Botero, and admire pre-Hispanic pieces of gold in Museo del Oro. Besides, your guide will show you the stories about Salt Cathedral. You will have opportunity to explore Laguna de Guatavita, a scenic forest-fringed crater lake, and enjoy hiking at Cocora Valley. A visit to a coffee plantation Hacienda San Alberto will also impressed you. Finally, enjoy beach time at Islas del Rosario.

In the 9 days private Colombia tour, follow your guide and driver to explore Laguna de Guatavita's sacred waters, stroll through colonial Barichara's cobbled streets, and hike the Camino Real to Guane. Besides, you will marvel at the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá and ascend Mount Monserrate by cable car.

Swap Bogota’s bustling city streets for the untouched natural beauty of Caño Cristales, or the River of Five Colors, on a private 3-day hiking tour. Taking a private trek means that you’ll be able to set the pace of the hike and benefit from the undivided attention of your private guide. Who’ll offer insight into the local nature, culture and history that you won’t find in the guide book.

In the 10 days Colombia tour, follow your private guide to explore Bogota's vibrant 93rd Street Park, discover the underground Salt Cathedral, tour vineyards and colonial towns, and snorkel in the coral-rich Islas del Rosario. Besides, you can ride a cable car up Mount Monserrate to admire natural landscape.

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.