Colombia · PUB CRAWLS
5 reviewed
Colombia sells its good days out early and its best ones earlier. Prices, running times and the difference between one seat and the next are all set out below, while there is still space on them.
6-hour Cartagena night bar crawl in Getsemaní and Old City with salsa/champeta lessons, free shots, and 3 club stops for $20.
“Great vibe, probably the best night in Cartagena we had. Starting off at Viajero made it really easy to make friends from the beginning of the crawl! The guides were energetic and friendly as well 😁”
A $49, 3-hour Bogotá pub crawl through craft beer, cocktails, and a club finish in Zona T, with free drinks at each stop.
“From the beginning till the end the whole tour was excellent! Tried beers in different bars, and met some new people including locals. We had a great guide, she speaks english very well and made sure everyone had a good time.”
Cali salsa bar hopping in San Antonio and Barrio Obrero, with free stops, a schnapps shot, beer discounts, and photos, ending at a rumba club.
“Not getting drunk soon the experience is long and you have time, several nice places experiencesAuto-translated”
Three hours of Cali salsa in three bars, including Ana-led history and drink discounts. Walk, dance, and meet locals for $25.
“Ana was a great guide. Very cool girl. Enjoyed going around the various spots with her. The only improvement is to include at least a cheap beer/drink at each establishment. We got shots of aguardiente at the first place, but that was all. I was surprised by having to pay for drinks everywhere and by having to pay 20,000 entry fee at the club. I’ve done bar crawls in Europe that are much cheaper and provide a lot more! So value-wise it’s not so good, but I had fun and met nice people, which is the point!”
Cali craft beer crawl in 3 hours with 3 bars, small tastings, games, and photos. Learn styles in Granada and BBC.
“I absolutely loved this craft beer tour in Cali! 🍻 Even though the tour was in Spanish (my mistake when booking), it turned out to be the best decision. I don’t really speak Spanish, but I understand quite a bit, and Ana was incredibly kind and patient. She spoke slowly so I could follow along, and when I didn’t understand something, she explained it in another way. We visited some amazing bars, learned about different local beer styles, how to taste them properly, and even played a super fun game that I got to take home with me. The atmosphere was friendly, relaxed, and full of laughter — even with…”
