Bogota: Bicycle City Tour
1.Bogota: Bicycle City Tour
Bike the real Bogotá with local guides: fruit market tastings, coffee roaster stop, tejo, street art, and plazas in 4.5 hours.
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LATIN AMERICA
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The 15 most popular city tours across Latin America. Buenos Aires, Cartagena, Bogota, Rio and the rest, on foot, by bike and by open-top bus.
Bike the real Bogotá with local guides: fruit market tastings, coffee roaster stop, tejo, street art, and plazas in 4.5 hours.
Most PopularHalf-day Cusco tour to Sacsayhuamán, Q'enco, Puka Pucara, Tambomachay, plus optional Qoricancha, guided with transport.
“This was a last minute decision to book the tour and we have no regrets about it. The guide was extremely knowledgeable about the area and the history. He also spoke Spanish and English for the mixed group we had. The tour went smoothly from start to finish and had us back in time for…”
Private Bogotá tour with Monserrate cable car views, Emerald Museum, Botero, Plaza de Bolívar, and Chorro de Quevedo. 5–6 hours.
Hop-on hop-off Cartagena by double-decker bus with 11 stops, audio guide in 6 languages, and a guided Walled City walk at 4pm.
“Very pleasant and courteous. Couldn’t ask for a better guide and the driver as well. Thank you! Your team is amazing.”
A 4-hour Cartagena ride and walk: Chiva views, iconic statues, Old Town sights, and photo stops including San Felipe Castle (entrance extra).
“Our tour guide Fernando was AMAZING! So much knowledge and passion about the gorgeous city of Cartagena. It’s a short tour but well worth it. Tip: carry cash so you can tip or buy from vendors etc.”
A 5-hour Cusco city tour that strings together Qorikancha, Sacsayhuamán, Qenqo, Pukapukara, and Tambomachay with great views and local guide energy.
“Nilo, our guide, was superb. He was exceedingly knowledgeable and we learned lots of interesting facts. He took time to answer all of our questions and his English was excellent. This tour gave a really comprehensive view of the historical and architectural facts and took us to areas of Cusco that we would not have…”
Walk Bogotá’s colonial center, taste chicha and fruit juices, learn conflict-to-peace history, then ride up Monserrate and visit Oro and Botero.
Open-top bus tour in Cusco with big views, Sacsayhuamán and Cristo Blanco, plus a Pachamama ceremony and alpaca wool stop.
“This bus tour was a great way to see the city without too much walking. The weather was perfect and the open top bus gave us amazing views of the mountains, colonial buildings and main sites like Sacsayhuaman and Cristi Blanco. The guide was friendly and shared interesting facts along the way. It was a…”
Bilingual Chiva ride plus Old City walking tour and included San Felipe Castle entrance in Cartagena. Photo stops, great views, tight timing.
“We enjoyed the tour. The highlight of the tour was how friendly and knowledgeable our tour guide was on Cartagena’s and Latin American history. It was VERY HOT so I’d recommend bring or buy plenty of water and EAT WELL before coming because it’s a long tour. The only problem we ran into was that…”
A 2-hour walking tour that connects Cartagena’s Walled City history with Getsemaní’s street-art streets, led by a friendly local guide.
“I absolutely loved this tour. Arthur wad an absolute joy and very informative. He is also a great photographer, we have so many lovely pictures that he captured. The Walled City and Getsemani was very interesting to learn about. Very vibrant and the artwork on the walls, gorgeous. Highly recommend doing this tour”
4-hour Buenos Aires tour covering Recoleta to La Boca, with Plaza de Mayo and Caminito photo stops, hotel pickup, and Spanish guide.
“Good balance in schedule and really good surprise at the end !”
Half-day Cusco tour with hotel pickup and bilingual guides visiting Qoricancha, Sacsayhuamán, Qenqo, Puca Pucara, and Tambomachay.
“Our tour with Louis was excellent! He was very knowledgeable and personable. We learned so much Incan history, as well as valuable insights for our stay in Cusco.”
Explore Bogotá’s museums, Plaza de Bolívar, La Candelaria, and Monserrate. Private 6-hour tour with hotel pickup and guided visits.
“It was very nice, edwin was amazing, helpful, knowledgeable…. Taking nice photos … I recommend it”
4 hours in Medellín via metro, cable, and a themed ride. You’ll hit Botero, Pueblito Paisa, Barefoot Park, and views.
“It was a good tour! John was an amazing guide”
Bogotá in 6 hours: Plaza Bolívar, Monserrate views, the Gold Museum, Botero art, plus La Candelaria street life with a private guide.
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