Things to do in Colombia
Museum of Cartagena de Indias6 optionsMedellín City Tour13 optionsCartagena City Tour10 optionsCartagena Catamaran Tour9 optionsWalking Tour Medellín43 optionsBest Museum Bogota16 optionsRosario Islands Tours43 optionsBoat Tour Cartagena59 optionsGuatape Tour Medellin21 optionsMuseums7 optionsParagliding in Medellin41 optionsCartagena Walking Tour40 options
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San Andres: Private two-tank dive with guideDive into San Andres with a private local guide on this two-tank experience tailored for certified divers. Enjoy small groups (never more than three), all scuba equipment provided, plus snacks between dives at sites like Nirvana or Blue Diamond. You’ll get personal attention and real island warmth — those quiet underwater moments are something you’ll remember long after you dry off.
Cartagena Airport to Hotel: Private Transfer & 1-Hour WaitYou arrive at Rafael Núñez Airport, clear immigration and baggage claim, and find your driver waiting with a sign and cold water. The transfer includes 60 minutes of free waiting time, so you don't rush through customs or scramble to find transport. An air-conditioned vehicle takes you directly to your Cartagena hotel with the price locked in before you land.Is it for me?Book this if you land in Cartagena with luggage and want to skip the taxi negotiation at the curb — the driver waits up to an hour, so immigration delays don't force you to rush, and the price is locked in before you arrive.
Bogotá Chicaque Park: Guided Forest Hike with PickupStep into Bogotá’s cloud forests on a guided hike through Chicaque Park: descend misty trails among giant ferns, pause at sweeping lookouts like Rock Pick, visit a hidden mountain waterfall, then rest at a cozy lodge with optional local lunch before tackling the climb back up — an experience that lingers long after your boots are clean.
Cartagena Hotel to Airport Transfer: Private & PunctualYou're picked up at your hotel by a professional driver in a private, air-conditioned vehicle and taken directly to Rafael Núñez International Airport. Luggage help is included; your flight details are confirmed in advance; and if your airline changes your departure time, the pickup adjusts at no extra cost if you notify them at least four hours ahead. You arrive with time to relax before boarding.Is it for me?Book this if you want to leave your hotel on time without arranging a taxi or worrying about the route — the driver handles the timing and the drive, so you can focus on packing and saying goodbye to Cartagena.
Bogotá: Nightclub VIP Access & Bar Crawl with Local GuideYou arrive at the first gastrobar in Zona T and skip the entry line. Over the next few hours, a local guide moves you through three or four venues — rooftops, clubs, bars with different music — each one with a reserved VIP area and guaranteed entry. Drink recommendations and small plates come along. You finish the night knowing the city's actual nightlife, not the tourist version, and you're back without having negotiated a single door.Is it for me?Book this if you have limited nights in Bogotá and want to see the city's actual nightlife without spending hours at doors or figuring out which clubs are worth the trip — the guide and the partnerships are what make entry and pacing possible in a single evening.
Bogotá Gold Museum: Private Tour & Hotel PickupYou get hotel pickup, a private guide in your choice of language, and two hours inside the world's largest collection of Pre-Columbian gold artifacts. The guide explains the craftsmanship and cultural meaning behind each piece, so you're not just looking at objects—you're understanding why they mattered. Entry fees are included, and you have time to explore the shop before heading back.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Pre-Columbian Colombia without arranging your own transport or navigating the museum alone—the private guide and pickup handle both, leaving you free to absorb what you're seeing.
Cali Airport Transfer: Private Pickup & Dropoff Alfonso BonillaYou get picked up or dropped off at Alfonso Bonilla Aragón Airport by a professional driver who meets you with your name, helps with luggage, and drives you to or from your hotel in a private vehicle. The service runs around the clock, the vehicle size matches your group, and the price is set in advance — so you skip the taxi line and arrive or depart without the usual airport friction.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi negotiation and arrive or leave Cali without arranging transport yourself — the fixed price and driver waiting with your name mean you know exactly what to expect and can start your trip (or end it) without friction.
Private Boat Tour of the Rosario Islands: Swim & SnorkelA private boat tour of the Rosario Islands near Cartagena lets you swim, snorkel and relax at stops you pick with the crew's help. The boat runs eight hours with a bilingual team, ice and bottled water included; food, drinks and snorkeling gear cost extra and are paid on site. The itinerary is yours to shape — reef dives, beach clubs, party islands or quiet anchorages — depending on what you're after that day.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Cartagena without a car—the crew picks you up from the Marina, builds the day around your interests, and returns you by late afternoon.
Rock Climbing in Suesca near Bogotá: Half-day guided routesA half-day rock climbing activity in Suesca, near Bogotá, where a guide takes you up routes matched to your skill level and preference for traditional or sport climbing. Insurance and climbing equipment are included; the guide speaks English, Spanish or French. Children from age 8 are welcome, and moderate fitness is needed.Is it for me?You climb the rock yourself with the guide choosing routes for your level, so this suits anyone from a first-timer to someone training to improve—not a spectator experience, but a guided one where the guide adjusts the difficulty to match what you want from the day. Moderate fitness is required, and children from age 8 can join an adult.
Private Boat Tour Rosario Islands & Barú CartagenaIf you want to see Cartagena beyond its busy streets, this private boat trip lets you swim over coral reefs, eat fresh seafood on hidden beaches, and soak up local life—from sleepy villages to lively party spots—all at your own pace.
Cocora Valley, Salento & Coffee Farm Day Tour with LunchIf you want to see Colombia’s tallest palms up close, taste real Salento cooking, and learn how coffee is made from bean to cup—all in one day—this tour covers it all. You’ll get local stories, great food, and real hands-on experiences you won’t find in a guidebook.
Comuna 13 Graffiti Tour with Metrocable: Street Art & Cable CarA private 3-hour tour of Medellín's Comuna 13 combines a cable car ride over the neighborhood with a guided walk through its street art, meeting local artists and vendors along the way. Hotel pickup and drop-off from central Medellín are included; your guide speaks English or Spanish and knows the residents and the history of the transformation. The tour runs in a morning slot or at 1:30pm.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Comuna 13 without arranging your own transport or worrying about navigating the neighborhood alone—your guide's connections to the community and knowledge of the area's history make the difference between a surface visit and understanding what happened there.
Cali private city tour: Bilingual guide, personalized stopsA private city tour of Cali with a bilingual local guide and hotel pickup, where you customize the itinerary based on your interests instead of following a fixed route. The guide covers culture, architecture and gastronomy, and the tour runs anywhere from one to four hours depending on what you want to explore. Typical breakfast or afternoon drink is included, along with WiFi on board and a travel assistance card.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon or morning and want to explore Cali's culture and architecture without committing to a fixed schedule — you tell the guide what interests you, and the route builds around that instead of a preset list. The one-to-four-hour window means you can spend as much or as little time as you want at each stop.
Bogotá: Craft Beer Tour & Colombian Beer HistoryYou start with a traditional Colombian game to break the ice, then move through Bogotá's craft beer scene across six breweries — from the colonial house where Colombian beer began to modern microbreweries in neighborhoods most visitors don't reach. Tastings at Huitaca, Manigua, and four more spots are included, along with the history of how beer shaped Colombian culture. Plan for an afternoon out; the pace lets you taste and talk instead of rushing.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to taste Bogotá's craft beer scene without arranging brewery visits themselves, and who are curious about how beer fits into Colombian history. The six stops mean you're moving between neighborhoods, so plan for an afternoon on your feet — that's what lets you see the city and taste across regions in one outing.
Cartagena: Old City & San Felipe Castle Private Tour 4 HoursYou spend four hours moving through Cartagena's layers—colonial plazas, street art in Getsemani, the fortress at San Felipe, and the hilltop convent—with entry fees and transport handled. A private guide sets the pace, so you linger where you want and skip the lines that form at the main sites.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want the main Cartagena landmarks without navigating lines or arranging transport themselves—the private format means you set the rhythm. Plan for moderate walking and some climbing at the castle; it's what gives you access to the views and the fortress itself.
Medellín Airport - Hotel: Private transfer with driverYou’ll step off your flight in Medellín and spot your name held up by a real local driver who helps with bags and guides you straight to a private car. Enjoy an easy ride into town with flexible timing if your flight changes — all arranged ahead so you can just relax, breathe in that first Colombian air, and start your trip feeling looked after.
Cocora Valley and Coffee Farm Tour from Salento: Hike and tasteAn 8-hour tour from Salento combines hiking through Cocora Valley—a UNESCO Coffee Cultural Landscape with views of Los Nevados National Natural Park—and hands-on time at a coffee farm where you pick cherries, plant seedlings, and taste freshly roasted Colombian coffee. Pickup and drop-off are included; the guide meets you the day before to confirm details and answer questions.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to move through the landscape rather than drive past it—the hike and the hands-on work at the farm mean you leave with a real sense of how coffee grows and why the valley matters, not just a photo and a story.
Cartagena: Private Boat to Rosario Islands & Baru with SnorkelingYou board your own private boat at a quiet marina and head to the Rosario Islands with a certified driver, snorkel gear, and a cooler of ice included. Swim and snorkel at Cholon Cove or Baru Island's hidden beach, customize your stops based on what your group wants, and return when you're ready. No entry fees, no group schedules, no haggling at a crowded public dock.Is it for me?Book this if your group wants to control the day without joining a scheduled tour — the private boat and flexible itinerary mean you set the pace and stops, and the private marina departure saves you the hassle of navigating Cartagena's crowded public dock.
Cartagena street food tour: Taste 10+ authentic bitesA 2-hour guided food tour through Cartagena's Historic Center and Gethsemane, where you taste more than 10 authentic street foods while a local guide explains the Afro-descendant, indigenous and Spanish influences that shaped Caribbean cuisine. The tour includes coffee or tea and moves at a pace that lets you linger over each stop and story.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Spanish, so choose the language you're comfortable with when you book. The 2-hour pace and all-accessible route work for anyone who wants to taste Cartagena's food without the logistics of finding vendors on your own.
Medellín: Pablo's Prison, Cemetery & Childhood NeighborhoodYou visit four sites tied to one of Medellín's most consequential figures: a prison-turned-cathedral with city views, a cemetery, a house, and a football field in a working neighborhood. A private car and driver handle the route, water is included, and the guide contextualizes each stop without sanitizing the history. Expect four to five hours and a direct conversation about what these places mean to the city now.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to understand Medellín's recent history through its physical spaces without arranging your own transport or guide—the private car and local knowledge take the logistics off your hands so you can focus on what you're seeing.
