Bogotá · TOURS
105 reviewed
Out of 105 tours we cover, these 15 stand out. Prices, durations and what makes each one different are laid out below, so the decision takes minutes rather than a whole evening of open tabs.
Ride Bogotá by bike on a 4.5-hour route with fruit-market tastings, tejo, coffee, street art, and big-city landmarks in flat streets.
“David is a super cool guy! This bike tour is an awesome experience: tasting fruit and coffee, learning about art and making it yourself and playing Tejo. David shows it all with great passion for Colombia! Highly recommend it.”
Ride north from Bogotá to Zipaquirá’s Salt Cathedral, then explore the historic center on a guided day tour with pickup.
“It was a great experience and the guide Rodrigo was even better !”
Walk La Candelaria with a local guide, taste local fruits, spot street art and standout architecture, and learn Colombia’s modern history.
“Jose was friendly and knowledgeable, a pleasure to have as a guide.”
Private Bogotá tour with Monserrate cable car, Emerald Museum, Botero, Plaza de Bolívar, Chorro de Quevedo, and sweeping city views.
“Camilo our guide was really knowledgeable and his English was excellent! Always willing to help and answering all the questing!!”
Ride a Bogotá cable car to El Paraíso, walk with local guides, meet community leaders, and enjoy graffiti, views, and a Colombian snack.
“Such a great way to explore part of the city and see a super community. Met lovely people and cable car views were a bonus. Highly recommend.”
A full-day Bogota tour pairing Guatavita Lagoon’s El Dorado roots with Zipaquirá’s Salt Cathedral, plus round-trip transport.
“We really enjoyed our tour! Our guide Diego and our driver Julian were amazing! They were really nice, friendly, cheerful and helping, and made us all feel comfortable and safe. Diego told us a lot about Colombian culture and nature, and it was a very enriching experience. It was also well organized, both our departure from and arrival back to Bogota were on time. Lake Guatavita and the scenery around are really beautiful, and Zipaquira Salt Cathedral is also really interesting to visit. Definitely recommend it!”
Bogotá in one packed day: Monserrate views, Botero and Gold museums, chicha/coffee tastings, and a clear history lesson.
“Our guide Luis was extremely knowledgeable about the history of Colombia and where to take us to show us the best sites and food within the day excursion! Thank you to Luis for making us such an excellent activity!”
A long, story-filled day trip from Bogotá to Guatavita Lagoon and Zipaquirá’s underground Salt Cathedral, with guides, tickets, and comfy transport.
“Professional, very informative and entertaining guide. sights worth the long day.”
Bogota’s food tour blends 12+ tastings, a coffee workshop, and tejo in a 4-hour small-group walk for $56.
“Andeas was ‘guide fantastic’ He was so well organized with extra plates, glasses & napkins to enable us to share some of the tastings. He connected all the food & drinks with some aspect of the history of Columbia. We had lots of time at each venue, each venue treated us as old friends. We went an hour overtime. Andeas English is perfect & he is a master story teller. After the tour he sent us the recipes & pictures of the unusual fruits we tried. 5 stars plus to Andrea’s”
Walk Bogotá’s La Candelaria street art with a guide, learn the politics and indigenous roots, and end with coca tea in a local café.
“Incredible experience to learn about the art of La Candelaria. We had a amazing guide, Juana! Don’t hesitate to book the tour.”
A 4-hour Bogotá panoramic tour that mixes street-level neighborhoods, pop-culture stops, and cacao, licor, beer, and mini-tejo fun.
“Tatiana the guide made me (and. other guests) very welcome and included. She is full of useful, interesting and relevant information. She has a great way of keeping everyone involved and interested. The coach was very comfortable. The friendly driver was able to keep to the timetable even in heavy traffic. This is great value for money...and especially as the ticket lasts for 3 days. This is a real 'must-do' for first time visitors to Bogota. It needs promoting even more. It's exceptional value for money. Thank you to Tatiana and all involved.”
Monserrate panoramas, Museo del Oro and Botero, La Candelaria and Plaza de Bolívar on a 6-hour private Bogotá tour with pickup.
“I can recommend this tour ! thank you Julio for an amazing day”
6-hour private Bogotá tour blending La Candelaria, Plaza Bolívar, Gold Museum, Botero Museum, Monserrate views, and Chorro de Quevedo.
A full-day Bogota escape to Guatavita Lagoon and Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral, with tickets, a guide, and hotel pickup for about 12 hours.
“Sebastian speak very fluent English, has rich knowledge of the nature and history, he tells you the ancient history of the places, the different plants, very good trip. The weather is changeable in the mountain area, better to choose a day with good weather, we experienced rain unfortunately”
Tour a working coffee farm near Bogotá, learn how Colombian coffee is made, and visit Tequendama Falls for big views and photos.
“The tour was well organized and both the driver and tour guide on site were knowledgeable and helpful. It was a very pleasant experience. However, I later discovered I was overcharged (roughly double) for lunch by restaurant personnel after comparing my bill to others in the group. So, be careful when stopping for lunch on a tour by confirming that your final bill matches the prices listed in the menu. There is a tendency to overcharge those from certain countries based on a belief that they can easily afford it.”
