Top Bogotá Mountain Bike Tours

Explore Bogota by bike on this comprehensive tour. Start in the heart of downtown and visit the Bolivar and Santader Plazas to learn about Colombian history. Bike down Seventh Avenue and head to Independence Park and National Park to get a sense of contemporary culture in Bogota. Continue on Parkway Street, an important artistic area, before returning to Chorro de Quevedo.

Cycle through the city streets on this bike tour of Bogota, Colombia. Acquaint yourself with the Athens of South America as you visit Bogota's must-see sites such as the National Museum and Brazil Park in addition to contemporary street art. This tour also includes tastings at the Fruit Market and a coffee processing demonstration.

The best way to see a city is from above. The best way to feel a city is on a bike. As a cultural center since pre-Columbian times with an emerging art scene backdropped by beautiful architecture, Bogata is a treat to explore on two wheels. With so much history packed into its labyrinth of vibrant streets, a local guide to lead you safely through is crucial to discovering all this Andean city has to offer.       

Discover the essence of Bogotá in just half a day on our e-bike city tour. Join us for an exciting adventure through Bogotá's top attractions and hidden gems. From the popular Chorro de Quevedo to the impressive Botero Museum, and the historic Bolivar Plaza to the lively Bogotá Time Square, each stop reveals a unique side of the city's character. We'll also visit impressive architectural wonders like the towering Colpatria Building, explore vibrant neighborhoods like La Soledad and the Parkway area, and treat you to a local coffee shop experience that offers a fresh perspective on this famous drink. Throughout the tour, our electric bikes will effortlessly transport you from one landmark to another, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the city's charm while enjoying a comfortable ride. Our knowledgeable guide, fluent in both English and Spanish, will share fascinating insights about each site, providing a deeper understanding of Bogotá's past, present, and future.

This Bogota city tour offers much more than an in-depth overview of the city. Pick up tickets to museums, sample local fruits and food specialties, and learn first-hand about Colombia’s economy through a coffee tasting—all in between checking out top landmarks with your guide. This tour packs in the value even more with a round-trip ticket to the popular Monserrate funicular if option is selected. You’ll be able to choose between a 7-hour tour including Monserrate, Gold Museum and Botero Museum, or a 5-hour tour which includes only Monserrate or museums. Join us!

Combine a trip out to Guatavita Lake with a visit to the Zipaquira Salt Cathedral with this full-day tour from Bogota. Round-trip transportation and admission to both attractions is included, and you'll have a little time left over to visit the town of Zipaquira before making your way back to Bogota.

Step inside one of Colombia’s most unique architectural works on this full-day tour to Zipaquirá from Bogota. Venture underground to discover the vast salt mines of Zipaquirá, learn about the city’s long salt mining history and see how the salt is collected. Finally, admire the grand Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá, a church entirely made out of salt. Enjoy a personalized experience with a maximum of 10 travelers.

When traveling to or from Bogota, hitching a ride to the airport or your hotel can be costly and you could end up waiting on your ride. Prebook this El Dorado International Airport 1-Way Private Transfer and avoid the hassle of shared transfer services or ride shares. You’ll ride in a private vehicle where you’ll be able to relax. Plus, you can choose to book from the airport to your hotel or visa versa.

Get an in-depth insight in Bogotá's oldest and most eclectic district on this guided tour of La Candelaria. Your guide points out some of the most interesting street art as you walk to a chicha bar to learn about the local alcoholic beverage, then you head to a local market to taste of some of the nation’s unique fruits. Also visit cafés for insight into Colombian coffee and to the Plaza del Rosario and Plaza Simón Bolivar.

Discover the wonderful world of coffee and learn how the elixir is made during this coffee farm experience near Bogota. Join a small group and set out for the town of Choachi, just outside of Bogota, where the farm is located. Learn about the daily life of a coffee farmer as well as the coffee manufacturing process.

Discover one of Bogotá's most traditional and charming neighborhoods at a relaxed pace. This small-group bike tour takes you around Chapinero, a district that is considered a city within the city for its unique culture. You'll stop at such landmarks as Hippies Park, Lourdes Church, the Quinta Camacho neighborhood, Zona T, Virrey Park, and 93 Park, and learn what makes Chapinero so special.

Explore Bogotá’s top historic sights and most interesting neighborhoods on two wheels during this 5-hour bike tour. Check out the city’s top areas, including Plaza de San Diego and La Candelaria, then peddle to Plaza de Bolívar (Bolívar Plaza) where you'll view the Capitolio Nacional (National Capitol) and La Catedral Primera (Prime Cathedral). This biking adventure also includes a bike rental, guide and round-trip transportation from your hotel.

Combine a leisurely ride on an electric bike with an exploration of Bogotá’s food scene on this small-group city tour. You'll cover one of three possible routes, cycling through interesting neighborhoods while your guide provides insight into life in the city. You'll also get to try plenty of local snacks along the way; options vary by day and range from fresh fruits to arepas with cheese.

Explore Bogota by bicycle on this private, guided tour. You'll take a ride through the city's central park, Parque Metropolitano Simon Bolivar, spend time tasting local fruits in a fruit market, and visit the Jardin Botanico de Bogota Jose Celestino Mutis (the city's botanical garden), where you'll see all sorts of flowers, trees, and medicinal plants.

Enjoy an alternative sightseeing experience of the Colombian capital on a half-day bike tour of Bogotá. With a guide, explore a segment of the city’s 300-km (188-mile) bicycle route and see prominent landmarks along the way. During regular stops, admire a vivid tableau of architecture, street art and verdant parks while listening to informative commentary. Round-trip transport and bike rental are included.

I love to ride a bicycle, because you can enjoy closer the city, Bogotá has 535 km (332 miles) of cycling paths, the nature of the city is all the year green, so you should know the parks to live it and to relax, the Simón Bolivar Park is the biggest, with an area of 113 hectareas (279 acres) it is equal to 1076 olympic swimming pools, it has cycling paths, jogging paths, a lake, palygrounds, etc. Then we continue to Virgilio Barco Library designed by the most important colombian architect Rogelio Salmona.

Cycle around Bogota to learn about the city on this small-group tour. You'll get to know the city well without the obstruction of glass bus windows. Your guide will lead the way and you can simply enjoy the scenery while you pedal through areas such as La Candelaria, the Tudor area, the street galleries, the International Center, the National Park, and around the Bullring.

Live and discover Bogotá in the most eco-friendly way and in a short time. Tour the essential points of a city immersed in a cultural and artistic wave. Each pedal is a push of history and magic that will make your visit an unforgettable and comprehensive experience.

Prepare for a workout with this private cycling tour of Sigsa Dam. Drive from Bogotá with your licensed tour guide to the dam where you can admire the view and see its scale. Then it's time to start pedaling as you climb up into the mountains surrounding the dam. Ride to the restaurant where you'll enjoy lunch with a view, before driving back from there to Bogotá. This tour has room for up to 8 participants.

The best way to enjoy and live a different experience in Bogotá is by bicycle, starting with a delicious coffee of origin and then we continue with the tour through the bike path discovering the diverse and vibrant Bogota culture and witnessing the process of urban renewal visiting the District Graffiti and ending at the Paloquemao Market Square with a typical tasting of Colombian fruits.

Bogotá is a huge and bike-friendly city! Cycling is the best way to explore areas beyond the historic touristic city center and street art is the key to understanding them. Our Graffiti Bike Tour offers a unique experience to delve into Bogotá's vibrant art & cycling culture. As you ride through the city, you'll experience the contrasts between four neighborhoods, discover politically charged and meaningful street art, and enjoy storytelling that provides deeper insights into Colombia. This tour is the perfect way to experience Bogotá as the capital of graffiti and bicycles it truly is. And Colombia's post-conflict as a social lab for peace and social innovation. This 3-hour artistic experience starts in La Candelaria and covers 13 km of bike trails, passing through four diverse neighborhoods (Centro, Teusaquillo, Santa Fe, La Macarena), with a stop at a coffee factory and some of the city's largest murals. Join our Bogotá Street Art Bike Tour and let yourself be amazed by the murals and graffiti adorning the streets of this lively city full of artistic expression!

Our Bogota Bike tours are guided by LOCAL bilingual tour guides. It take you to the best places to visit as well as Bogota best secrets and less tourist attractions (Mix). Our local professional guides will bring you through Bogota historical places, administrative center and places where tourist never go. But the guide will share with you real experiences lived during the armed conflict of Colombia. Also you will learn the security evolution made since Pablo Escobar´s time, the guide will tell you the political and social development. Look and enjoy the real Bogota street art and places that the books, Google or Wikipedia never shows.

Al mirar lo más alto de sus montañas se puede adivinar por qué son sagradas. Su imponencia sobre la región, su presencia permanente, las convierten en un ícono. Los antiguos pobladores de la Sabana hacían sobre ellas rituales, ofrendas y hasta enterraban a sus muertos. Se trata de la cultura Muisca, un pueblo indígena pacífico y organizado que habitó en estas laderas. Desde allí tenían la perspectiva de toda la región y se defendían de ataques. Además, cuentan los pobladores de la región, en la cima de Juaica (la peña más alta de estos montes) se ven luces desde tiempo de la Conquista. Quizás por eso se le llama ¨El cerro de las lucecitas danzantes¨.