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Ten million people call vibrant, passionate, sprawling Bogota home. The energy of this metropolitan heart of Colombia is in part fueled by its hundreds of eclectic and authentic dining hot spots, fantastic wines, and frequent foodie festivals. Ask the locals where they like to eat, then walk off your empanadas and aji with a stroll through the historic district of La Candelaria or during an indulgent shopping adventure on the North Side.
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1. Bogota Bike Tours
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5.0 based on 2,655 reviews
With Bogotá Bike Tours, you'll see Colombia’s capital the most fun and interesting way - on a bike! Starting in the historic La Candelaria neighborhood, we visit parks, plazas and monuments, but also see Bogotá’s troubles: poor barrios and people impacted by the nation's civil war. We can also arrange a tour tailored to your interests. Or, rent a beach cruiser or mountain bike and ride in the famous Sunday Ciclovía or any other day!
2. Bogota & Beyond
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5.0 based on 142 reviews
Bogota & Beyond aims to change the common perceptions about the country by organising unique tours and events. We currently run day tours beyond the city of Bogota with an emphasis of local interaction and learning. The majority of our tours are perfect for small groups or Corporate.
3. Bogota Nightlife Tours
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5.0 based on 64 reviews
We are the result of a passionate discovery that we have been doing during more than 3 years of musical tourism operation where rhythms and dances such as vallenato, cumbia, currulao, salsa, tango, the champeta, among many other musical and dance styles have taken over our senses and now we want to show the world in our experiences and tours.
4. Rueda Bogota Rental Bikes & Tours
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5.0 based on 38 reviews
Rueda Bogotá has fixie, mountain and beach bicycles (you choose the one you like the most) so you can get to know the city in a organic and ecological way. Rueda Bogotá designs different day and night circuits. None resembles the other: all have their own color, their own personality and different ways of speaking. Which want do you want to connect with?
5. Colombian Buddy
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5.0 based on 204 reviews
We accompany you to perform the activities u want to do while being in Colombia and to visit the places you are interested in, it doesn't matter if they are touristic or not. Count on us to get to know more about our culture, places and people... let us show our passion, COLOMBIA while we do our best to make u happy! Find us in Bogota, Cartagena, Medellin, Cali and San Andres :D:D:D
6. Cerros Bike Tours
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5.0 based on 244 reviews
Cerros Bike Tours is the alternative excursion that will show you the real Bogota by bike. Our guided tours will take you to discover the different cultural, gastronomical and urban nuances of the city. We offer tours with the latest generation bikes and offer the best bilingual guides. DARE TO TRY US!
7. Riding Colombia
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5.0 based on 49 reviews
Ridingcolombia offer multi days and one day ecotourism experiences. Riding Colombia is an ecotourism company headquartered in Bogota, the capital of Colombia. Our company is focused on providing private tailored horseback riding and hiking ecotourism experiences, in destinations one to three hours driving time from Bogota, in the regions of Cundinamarca and Boyaca. Our horseback rides are private tours designed for adultintermediate and advance riders. We will organize a tailor-made tour for you or your group. In order to organize the trip, we need a reservation and 50% of the total payment six days in advance (for one day tour). Our guests experience the real environment and culture of the regions we visit, getting the local flavor of the people of this country in a way that is simply not possible by car. We offer a completely customized tourism experience, tailored to the interests, physical fitness, and budget of our clients. Trips can be one day or several days and in addition to horseback riding, can be expanded to include either long or short one day hikes. As a Riding Colombia guest, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the Colombian horses, known as "Criollos". This breed is famous for their endurance capabilities and ability to live in harsh conditions. Criollos are intelligent, willing and sensible. These horses have a smoother stride, similar to what is internationally called a "gaited horse", so that the rider is more comfortable and feels less fatigue. Additionally, we generate a positive social impact to the provinces we visit because we contract local horses and other selected services with local providers, with whom we have an established business relationship for years. We have no defined plans, because we want to design a tailor made tourism experience, according to the preferences and availability of each client.
Reviewed By missbonnie1 - Anchorage, United States
I highly recommend the one-day ride with Riding Colombia and Hernando. I chose Riding Colombia based on its ecotourism business model, and from reviews on TripAdvisor, which I discovered were all very accurate about the quality and description of the experience. The information on the website ridingcolombia.com is thorough and everything is exactly as advertised. The trip was unique, well-organized, and gave a great sampling of the countryside and life in the small mountain town of Zipacon, outside of Bogota. All communication was done by email, and Hernando was prompt and specific in his responses and directions. I was only going to be in Bogota for one day and was a bit stressed about all of the things that needed to fall into place to make the trip work. Hernando gave me clear options, explained policies and gave a timeline of steps I would need to take. Hernando picked me up promptly in an immaculately clean car and drove very safely, even calmly avoiding the many motorcycles that darted in and out of traffic from every direction! He is easy to talk to and has lots of knowledge about Colombia so you can learn all kinds of things. The horses were well-cared for, privately owned horses which were leased for the ride by Hernando. He made it clear that he is choosy about the horses and told me, “I don’t rent horses, I rent horses with names”, thus ensuring that he is familiar and comfortable with the horses he uses for his rides. I liked that the rides are for intermediate riders—-very unlike most trail rides where the horses go nose to tail and have no individuality. This was way more than simply moving from one place to another on a boring path while sitting on a horse! The horses enjoyed going fast but were responsive and always slowed or stopped when asked. They were very sure-footed and easily navigated the varied terrain. At the beginning of the ride, I was a bit nervous because lots of barking dogs come running out when you are riding, but the horses were unbothered, and I soon relaxed. It was my first time experiencing the trocha gait and it was easy to get used to. The saddles were nicely padded. There was lots of cantering, allowing us to cover a lot of ground and have an exhilarating ride. We saw homes, farms, huge flower production areas, and many different crops growing. We stopped to sample some fruit growing on a tree along our path, and stopped for anything that we discovered along the way. We rode mostly on dirt roads and along abandoned railroad tracks. After the ride, we drove to the town square of Zipacon, had a traditional lunch, visited some local shops and sampled some more local treats. Then Hernando graciously walked around the town with me until I finally ran out of energy. He truly made me feel like he was up for whatever I wanted to do or not do throughout the day. Hernando was accommodating and well-prepared for everything. He had even brought his wife’s chaps in case I wanted to wear them! He provided change for the larger Colombian bills that I had, and many other gestures to address small needs that came up during the day. The excursion was great value for the money: a private ride of more than three hours, safe round trip transportation directly from wherever you are staying in Bogota, coffee, beer, many snacks, a huge lunch, and a few other surprises for $165 USD (plus IVA (VAT) and tips). Tipping was not mandatory, but gently encouraged by Hernando for the young man who prepared the horses and rode with us to assist in various ways along the way. Both Hernando and his assistant earned their tips, and both were gracious and thankful to receive them. Trust the reviews, and go enjoy a unique and unforgettable day with Riding Colombia. Honestly, no complaints. Getting a private, personalized experience was amazing, and such a wonderful and unusual treat. I was totally immersed in what I was doing for 8 hours, and did not give a thought to anything else happening in my life or the world! I can only imagine what it would be like do the 6 day tour; I hope to do it someday soon. Riding Colombia, like many small businesses, needs our continued support during these uncertain times, so please go when you can. Thank you Hernando (and Cambiaso, my horse!) for a wonderful day!
8. Andes EcoTours
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5.0 based on 297 reviews
We are a certified tourism company offering nature related day trips around Bogota. We specialize in off-the-beaten path nature destinations that you can't easily access by yourself. We cover all Andean ecosystems, from high mountaintops, to amazing cloud forests, to bird rich wetlands & coffee farms. We hike, bike, horseback ride and canoe through some of the most amazing and rarely seen landscapes. In addition, we support rural communities by partnering with them to offer a unique experience to all of our visitors. Your participation as a tourist will go beyond being a simple observer, to actively experiencing the land with its people.
9. Parque Nacional Natural Sumapaz
10. Trap Escape Room
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5.0 based on 171 reviews
Trap is an enigmatic game where you can test your skills in an unusual setting as a team.You are going to be locked up and have 60 minutes to escape from our tricky rooms...In order to find your way out you need to solve various puzzles,using creativity and common sense.
