Top Colombia Pastry Tours

Unique gastronomic experience in one of the most important and emblematic market squares in Colombia, where you will know much of the customs as well as the great diversity in fruits, typical dishes, unique amasijos, flowers, coffee, a great tribute to the peasants who every day throughout the country rise to till the land so that it reaches the market squares of the main cities to make Colombian cuisine one of the best in the world.

This tour through the Oriente subregion of Antioquia is one of a kind. You will stop at three of the main colonial towns in this subregion, which were known to have been occupied by Spanish conquistadors in the 1700's. Our guides speak English and know the history of each place that you will visit. There will be opportunities to shop for souvenirs and to take some excellent pictures throughout the tour. We are not just your tour guides, but your new friends here in Medellin! We believe that private tours are better because this way our guides can cater to your individual needs and go at your pace.

Nevado del Ruiz sits in Los Nevados National Natural Park—a high-altitude volcanic landscape that sees rapid weather changes and requires authorized access through specific park entry points—not a destination for casual independent visits. This day tour from Pereira combines a guided visit to three Nevado del Ruiz sites with an environmental interpreter and a hot-spring stop at Termales El Otono on the return route.

We started in Salento Quindío meeting point with the guide to board the transport that would take us to the Cocora Valley. Where our adventure will start walking through the artificial attractions with time for photos: The chieftain hand, butterfly, jeep, net, nest, Cocora signs, condor wings among others. But hiking with guide to the mountain viewpoint with breaks to see and know through explanations and environmental interpretation the entire Cocora Valley and its lush forests of wax palms to descend to transport. Finally, we make the route with the transport through the different coffee farms seeing the coffee plants and cultural landscapes until we arrive at the Buenos Aires farm, where we will be welcomed with a delicious peasant lunch and then dress up in typical costume and start with the collection, explanation of grinding, catchment among other stages of the tour to return new mind to Salento where the Pasadía ends.

Immerse yourself in Bogota's culinary scene with a guided tour through the city's most historic neighborhood: La Candelaria. Over the course of around three hours, a guide will take you to some of the best spots in the area to sample tasty treats, from arepas and obelas to chocolate and coffee.