Top Bogotá Overnight Tours

Swap the bustling streets of Bogota for the relaxed charm of central Colombia’s small villages on a private 2-day tour that takes you to highlights such as Zipaquira Salt Cathedral (Catedral del Sal), Villa de Leyva Old Town, and Raquira, a quaint town renowned for its crafts. Plus, taking a private tour means that you’ll have the freedom to tailor your itinerary and take comfort breaks whenever suits you.

Experience the historical ambiance of Villa de Leyva without the hassle of travel planning, with this overnight tour from Bogota, which includes everything but your hotel and meals. You'll get round-trip transportation from your Bogota hotel, a private guide to show you around, and tickets to a wide variety of attractions, including the Antonio Nariño Museum, Paleontological Research Center, and the Monastery of Saint Ecce Homo.

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.

Venture away from the bustling city of Bogotá and spend a day immersed in nature on this challenging full-day waterfall hike. Join your guide and a group of fellow travelers and head towards the jungle, stopping along the way to take in the unique Andean ecosystem. Upon reaching the park, begin the breathtaking ascent to Colombia's highest waterfall, La Chorrera. Sit down for a delicious lunch, accompanied by panoramic views, before heading back to Bogotá.

You will share with the local paramo community while you learn about this beautiful and strange ecosystem. Create memorable memories by contributing to the conservation of the ecosystem by planting native trees that serve as food for the only Andean bear.

Get an in-depth insight in Bogotá's oldest and most eclectic district on this guided tour of La Candelaria. Your guide points out some of the most interesting street art as you walk to a chicha bar to learn about the local alcoholic beverage, then you head to a local market to taste of some of the nation’s unique fruits. Also visit cafés for insight into Colombian coffee and to the Plaza del Rosario and Plaza Simón Bolivar.