Colombia · HALF-DAY
4 reviewed
Each of the 4 half-day below carries its price, its verdict and the one detail that decides it. Read the first three, choose, and get on with the rest of the trip.
Air-conditioned, half-day Cartagena highlights with fortress views, walled-city plazas, Las Bovedas shopping, and Getsemani street life.
“Adalberto was amazing! The best English I have heard a native speak since we’ve been here. Very knowledgeable and thorough and kind.”
Private half-day Comuna 13 tour in Medellín with cable car views, electric escalators, graffiti walk, and hotel pickup in 3-4 hours.
“Our tour with Juan Carlos was a wonderful addition to our trip, from pick up to drop off Juan Carlos took care of all of our needs and told us all about the incredible history of Comuna 13! I would absoutlely recommend this tour to anyone looking to experience communa 13 in a real way and seeing the large area that C13 covers. Taste the delicious treats, see the arts and culture, the real community and the aerial view from the cable car”
Private 5-hour tour from Medellín to colonial El Retiro, San Antonio de Pereira, Rionegro, with waterfall views and independence history.
“The local food and local experience 10/10. Carlos is a very knowledgeable and attentive guide that will show you great spots for authentic Colombian food”
Private 4-hour Bogota tour pairing the Gold Museum with Monserrate Peak views, bilingual guide, hotel pickup, and skip-the-stress timing.
“This tour was our most disappointing from our 5 week trip. For a 4 hour excursion it was incredibly rushed with maybe 90 minutes max of information. We raced through the gold museum incredibly quickly. However, the tour guide did share some high level info and one in particular great story of El Dorado and it’s history. Largely this was also not completely the guides fault as it was a Sunday we went on where the museum is free and extreamly busy. Monseratte similarly was very busy, but as we did afternoon it was very fast to go up, but extreamly long (1 hour+) to come down (again not guides…”
