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Learn to dance, play live percussion and trace the origin of the rhythm through a full sensory immersion. Awaken your senses with a tour designed exclusively for those who do not want to look at culture from the outside, but live music from the inside.

Cover more sights in less time on a chiva tour of Cali that showcases the city from a colourful and traditional mode of transportation. This private tour ensures you enjoy undivided attention from your guide and helps you get your bearings in Cali without having to navigate yourself, for a comprehensive introduction to one of Colombia's most vibrant cities.

Admire the finer details of Cali’s historic center on a walking tour that reveals sights and stories you might otherwise miss. See Cali through the eyes of a local expert and enjoy personalized attention in a small group limited to just 10 travelers. Taste typical local fruit and drinks while exploring cultural and historical sites on foot.

Heighten your chances of spotting humpback whales when they migrate to Bahia Málaga, located in the midst of the Colombian Pacific, on a tour from Cali. You’ll save time by heading out to see in a speedboat, before looking out for the giant mammals with your guide—from who you’ll enjoy personalized attention in a small group limited to 15.

Move your body and sway your hips to the spicy sounds of Salsa. Learn how to Salsa dance with a local tutor, and discover the heritage and importance of this dance in Colombia, and why locals love to Salsa as much as they do. Learn about Latin music, and by the end of the lesson, gain all the skills and steps you need to get involved with dance parties all over town.

Discover the tropical mountains surrounding Medellin on a full-day tour to Guatapé and Peñol Rock that includes a boat cruise on the Peñol-Guatapé Reservoir. The gorgeous scenery isn’t the only draw, and you’ll get a glimpse of traditional Colombian architecture on a tour of the gracious plaza, cobblestone streets, and colorful facades that make Guatapé a world away from the bustling streets of modern Medellin.

What makes this tour unique is that it lets you experience Cali’s nature the way locals do, not as a crowded tourist attraction. You’ll visit a waterfall that Cali residents actually use to relax, swim, and escape the city. This is a small-group, flexible experience with no minimum number of travelers, so your tour runs even if it’s just you. You’ll spend real time swimming in natural pools, exploring the main waterfall, and—if you choose—hiking a short trail to a second hidden waterfall that many visitors never see. Unlike rushed tours, this half-day experience balances easy nature walks, swimming, and free time, making it ideal for solo travelers, couples, and families. Led by a local guide, it focuses on connection with nature, safety, and an authentic Cali lifestyle rather than a scripted itinerary.

Deleitarse, saborear y experimentar siendo un chef de platos típicos como el pandebono y la lulada mágica y sus ingredientes. y ver la transformación de las mariposas y de los espacios en oasis de tranquilidad con aves, senderos, jardines acuáticos, naturaleza en todo su esplendor, y caminar por Colombia a través del mapa temático. Delight, taste and experience being a chef of typical dishes such as pandebono and magical lulada and its ingredients. and see the transformation of the butterflies and the spaces in oasis of tranquility with birds, trails, aquatic gardens, nature in all its splendor, and walk through Colombia through the thematic map.

It is a demanding and fun trekking, where you will learn about history, culture and conservation of ecosystems, while you walk and explore this mythical mountain of the cliffs of Cali. And most importantly with CHE trips, when traveling you contribute to children with limited resources.

Swap Cali’s urban bustle for the tranquil scenery of San Cipriano on a private day trip that includes river tubing and a ride on la brujita (the little witch)—a motorized bike on rails, which is the only way to access the rural town of San Cipriano. Plus, you’ll enjoy the undivided attention of your private guide.

Learn about Cali's tradition of salsa dancing and get the chance to try out a few steps yourself with this tour. You'll visit the Salsa Museum, spend time in Cali's historic Barrio Obrero, and get the chance to dance it up with locals. Don't worry if you don't have any dance experience, as lessons will be provided.

Swap the urban bustle of Cali for the tropical greenery of San Cipriano on a private adventure that includes a jungle hike, river tubing, and swimming in waterfalls. You'll enter the jungle on a 'brujita', a motorized bike on railroad tracks, which is the only way to access the rural village.

We will discover why the Siloé neighborhood is called the Manger of Cali, for this adventure we will start by cable car from the heights of the neighborhood we will get off and walk through its streets through different viewpoints, but above all because of the human warmth that its community offers us that transforms through of tourism.

Explore Cali’s top sites starting at La Ermita church. With this 3-hour walking tour, you will be visiting the most important places of downtown Cali, learning about its history, culture, music and dance: visit Plaza de Caycedo and San Francisco, Complejo La Merced, La Colina, Iglesia de San Antonio and much more. A quick but informative, fun and complete tour through the city. • Historical landmarks in downtown Cali given by our guide • Visiting the main sites: Plaza de Caycedo, La Ermita, San Antonio, La Merced and San Francisco • A short but fun salsa lesson • Interesting retelling of key events in the recent history of the city and the country • A short but quite informational tour to get the best of the city

Escape the city of Cali for a horseback riding adventure on this guided adventure. After pickup in the city center, head to a nearby horse ranch, where you'll be matched with a suitable horse. No experience is necessary and all levels of skill are welcome. Then head out into the countryside to explore the scenery of the valley. Upon return, stop for a typical Colombian drink before drop-off back in Cali.

This activity focuses on publicizing the importance of the conservation of forests and natural resources, tourists will have the opportunity to come into contact with nature and with one of the greatest treasures for the city of Cali, the charming rain forest, which hides stories and secrets, along the route they can have a sense of rest and absolute peace, the sound of nature, the singing of the birds and so on are part of this adventure that will take them to the top of a mountain from which you can appreciate unique landscapes.

BIRD WATCHING | CALI RIVER BANK Urban Birds of Cali Cali is the city of birds with about 562 species. This makes us one of the most biodiverse cities in Colombia. Come and discover the urban birds of Cali, on a 3-hour tour in which you will be able to observe approximately 40 species of birds. This is a very special experience that you will hardly find anywhere else in the world. We will observe, listen, feel, enjoy, share and learn about birds.

Discover the vibrant La Alameda traditional market in the heart of Cali to learn more about Colombia's rich culinary diversity. Join a private guide and explore the market's many stalls, learning about local customs, traditions, and the country's history. Indulge your senses with a variety of typical fruits and juices, including lulo, borojó, and guanabana. Engage with locals, hear their stories, and savor the colors, smells, and flavors of the city.

Flying is a dream that can come true on this trip, and you can also meet the wonderful "Hacienda el Paraíso", which inspired one of the most important novels of Latin American romanticism: La María, by Jorge Isaács. The trip includes the entrance, the paragliding flight, the entrance to the "malaca of the winds", the food, a walk through the dry forest, and much, much fun

Discover Cali like a local—on two wheels. This scooter tour combines history, food, and culture with the freedom to explore the city your way. We visit iconic landmarks and hidden gems that most tourists never see. You'll taste authentic local street food, enjoy scenic views, and get personalized insights from a bilingual guide. Perfect for travelers seeking authenticity, flexibility, and a sense of adventure.

Discover the best that the Colombian city of Cali has to offer on this half-day walking tour. Join a small group and explore main attractions such as the Ortiz Bridge, several important plazas, La Merced Church, and the Gato de Tejada monument with an extended visit. The tour includes transport to the Cristo Rey monument, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the Sultana Valley.

Explore the vibrant community of Comuna 20, comprising 11 neighborhoods, with a focus on Siloé. Overcoming a history of violence, residents strive for positive change through tourism, entrepreneurship, and local culture. Witness the resilience of this community, experiencing its art, culture, and creativity as they work towards a better way of life.

Enjoy the breeze, the sun or the rain and the adrenaline in a motorcycle of high displacement type cruiser. Escape from the city and enjoy the beautiful landscapes of the Andes mountains that surround Cali. Live a totally personalized experience, you define the departure time and the return time. Live a truly unique experience, if you like to drive a motorcycle, have a license and experience, you can ride a motorcycle and take your partner at no additional cost. If you do not know how to drive you can attend as a passenger and we will assign you an expert driver free of charge.

Immerse yourself in the culinary culture of Cali on this food-focused half-day tour. Traveling with a small group of just eight people or fewer means you'll get plenty of personalized attention from your guide and the chance to ask questions about local of agriculture and produce. Walk through the local market, "La Alameda," where you'll get a tasting portion of many local fruits and vegetables while hearing about the Indigenous, Spanish, and African influences on Cali's food.