Top Bogotá Rafting

When visiting Bogotá, if you don't get out to explore the surrounding countryside you're missing half the story and most of the views. Explore two prominent hills during this full-day tour partly done by horseback. Begin in Guadalupe to learn of Colombia's colonial past, then hop on your trusty steed and ride through the forest to Monserrate where a traditional lunch awaits. Return to the city via cable car.

Soak up the natural splendor of Chingaza National Park—one of Colombia’s biggest natural reserves—on a private tour from Bogotá. Hike across varied terrains, discover fascinating flora and fauna, and learn about the region’s culture and geology from your guide. Refuel with a snack in La Calera before hotel pickup and drop-off in Bogotá.

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.

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.

Check off two top attractions in a single day tour from Bogotá. This tour combines a trip to Guatavita Lake with a visit to the Zipaquira Salt Cathedral. Learn about the lake's connection to the legend of El Dorado and marvel at a magnificent cathedral built within the tunnels of a salt mine 660 feet (200 meters) underground.