Top Colombia Tours by Duration - page 2

While most food tours take place on foot, this culinary adventure transports you through Medellin in a brightly colored *rumbero* vehicle for a more exciting experience. Cover more neighborhoods in less time as you travel on four wheels, and stop for street food snacks that showcase the city’s food scene.

Few places in the world are as famous for their coffee as Colombia, so Medellin is the perfect place to head out into the countryside and discover the coffee-growing process. This seamless tour takes care of transportation from the city, so you can focus on exploring a traditional finca and tasting the kind of coffees you're unlikely to find in typical cafés.

Explore the rich history of Cartagena's Walled City and the bohemian Getsemani neighborhood on a private walking tour. This well-rounded excursion is perfect for travelers seeking an immersive and informative sightseeing experience. Your local guide will lead you through the city's colorful streets and alleys, pointing out landmarks and hidden gems along the way. Highlights include the Clock Tower, Plaza de la Trinidad, las Bovedas, and Plaza Santo Domingo.

Spend a day exploring the Minca area with this guided, small-group tour from Santa Marta. You'll visit a waterfall that's considered sacred by local Indigenous people, learn about bamboo building, and spend time at coffee and cocoa farms. You'll even get the chance to make your own cacao bar.

Discover Bogota's local culture through fruit on a small-group walking tour to the "sweetest market on Earth." Fun for people of all ages, this adventure is perfect for hungry travelers seeking an authentic Colombian culinary experience in a respectful atmosphere. As you indulge in around two dozen fruits from various market stalls, engaging with local vendors, your guide explains the plants' culinary and medicinal uses.

Explore three of the less touristed islands around Cartagena on this lively boat tour around the Rosario Islands—without having to deal with logistics yourself. Cruise to multiple islands by speedboat for plenty of beach time on each one. You’ll stop at Pao Pao Beach Club, Isla Bela, and Bora Bora, where you’ll receive a welcome drink on each and lunch at Isla Bela.

Discover the best of Medellin, without getting lost, on this full-day guided city sightseeing tour. Going with a guide means that you save hours of itinerary planning and gain fascinating insight into the city’s colorful history and rich culture. Highlights include Botero Plaza, Barefoot Park, and Commune 13, with a ride on the metro cable car.

Get an intimate look at the historic streets and monuments of Cartagena during this 4-hour private tour. Discover this Caribbean city’s wealth of beautiful architecture, starting with the elegant mansions of the Manga neighborhood and continuing to monuments like San Felipe Castle and the Monastery of La Popa. You’ll also wander the UNESCO World Heritage-listed walled city and its atmospheric public squares before finishing in Cartagena’s more modern districts like Bocagrande. A private guide and vehicle, all entrance fees and round-trip hotel transport are also included.

Get an insider's view of Medellín and deepen your understanding of the city’s history, culture, and public transportation on this tour. Ride the metro and a cable car and visit the old railway headquarters. Then head to Parque Botero to see sculptures by the famous Colombian artist before visiting a replica Antioquian village with fantastic city views.

Get a personalized look at some of Medellín’s top attractions during this private sightseeing tour. Explore the downtown area using a mix of car, walking, metro, and aerial cable cars, then ascend to Pueblito Paisa—a replica of a colonial Colombian town—where you enjoy panoramic city views.

Take a romantic boat trip at sunset on this two-hour cruise from Cartagena. Enjoy magnificent views of the city skyline, with plenty of time to take photos, enjoy the snacks and drinks on offer, or just sit back and watch the sunset over the sea.

Medellin is one of the best cities for nightlife in Colombia, but it can be difficult to know where to go. Discover the top rooftops and nightclubs in the city on this nighttime group tour in El Poblado and Provenza. Going with a guide means you won’t get lost, and you get to enjoy free drinks at select venues. The itinerary changes every day, so no two nights are the same.

Swap the bustle of Medellin for the lush mountains and floating islands of Guatapé on a day trip that takes care of transportation so that you don't have to worry about driving. Admire the scenery from two perspectives as you climb to the top of Piedra del Peñol and take a boat ride around the reservoir.

Discover the sights of Cartagena on this day tour across the city. Your guide will lead you to historical locations throughout the walled city, as well as stopping by La Popa to get panoramic views of the sights you visited from above. Break up your journey by tasting an authentic local delicacy.

Hiking through Colombia’s Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains can be difficult to plan without prior knowledge of the terrain. Join a local guide on a 4-day hike to the Lost City, with the route, transportation, accommodation, and other logistics taken care of. As you hike, learn about the history and culture of the area, and recharge with simple but comfortable overnights stays in camps with showers and meals provided.

Visit Guatavita Lagoon and the majestic Salt Cathedral of Zipaquira in just one day—without the expense of private taxis—on this group tour from Bogotá. Meet your driver at your hotel and head out to the lagoon to learn about ancient history and beliefs. Then, visit Zipaquira to descend into its masterpiece Salt Cathedral, full of sculptures and illuminated chambers, before returning to your departure point.

Lace up your hiking boots to explore the beautiful nature around Medellin with a tour that handles all of the logistics for you. Join a small group for a hike through forests to several waterfalls and small streams. While you walk, your guide points out native fauna and flora, from orchids to ocelots to birds—it’s a great way to spend a day out of the city.

Experience the enchanting town of Guatapé without the expense of a private taxi or tour on this full-day group experience from Medellín that hits all the area’s highlights, including the Peñol Stone, and includes a boat ride. As an added bonus, enjoy all sorts of delicious foods at no extra cost, including strawberries, tree tomato, and hot chocolate.

See the street art of Medellin's Comuna 13 neighborhood with a local guide by booking this group tour. You'll learn about how the neighborhood transformed itself from one of the most dangerous spots in the city to a thriving tourist attraction as you walk through the area. You'll also check out all sorts of street art and get the chance to interact with local artists and snack vendors.

Get fast-tracked entry to the Zipaquira Salt Cathedral and have time left over for a bit of sightseeing in the town of Zipaquira with this small-group tour from Bogota. You'll have plenty of time to explore the celebrated cathedral, with time left over to grab lunch or do some sightseeing in Zipaquira before returning to Bogota.

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.

Comuna 13 was once the most dangerous neighborhood in Medellin, but has now been transformed into its most colorful. Avoid missing out on important information and go with a guide who provides history and anecdotes you won’t find in typical guidebooks. Learn about the transformation of the former slum, hear stories behind the graffiti you see, and watch lively breakdancing performances while you explore.

Discover the fascinating and often-overlooked history of Palenque on a private tour from Cartagena. You'll learn about the Palenqueros' fight for freedom and the cultural traditions that have been passed down through generations. Highlights include the museum dedicated to the town's Afro-Colombian heritage, seeing the traditional houses, and witnessing the vibrant music and dance that are an integral part of daily life in the village.

Colombian cuisine features dishes and ingredients unfamiliar to many visitors, even foodies. This small-group experience unlocks the secrets of some of the most complex and nuanced fare in South America. In the company of one food-obsessed guide, you'll embark on a feasting extravaganza through the streets of the old town and afterward take part in a coffee workshop to get familiar with some of the finest beans in the world.