Bogota Private Day Trip

Coffee plantations, the picturesque Villa de Leyva, the impressive Lake Guatavita, or the famous Salt Cathedral. Discover a multitude of hidden treasures with a Bogota Private Day Trip.

Bogota Private Day Trip

Book a private tour to explore the surroundings of Bogota, including hotel pick-up and drop-off, private transport, and an English speaking guide.

Salt Cathedral Day Trip (6 hours)

The trip begins with a pick-up from your hotel in Bogota. Travel approximately 45 kilometers to Zipaquira, where you will explore the Salt Cathedral, located 180 meters underground and constructed entirely from salt. Walk through the Stations of the Cross, admire the temple's decoration, and view the largest underground cross in the world. A visit to Zipaquirá will follow before returning to Bogota.

Timetable: every day at 9 am

Coffee Farm Day Trip (10 hours)

Travel to Cachipay for a 3-hour journey highlighting the significance of coffee in Colombian culture. At the Cachipay coffee farm, a local expert will explain the coffee-making process. Enjoy a tasting of authentic Colombian coffee amidst beautiful landscapes.

Timetable: every day at 8 am

Villa de Leyva Day Trip (12 hours)

Depart at 7 am for Villa de Leyva, a town combining natural beauty and pre-Columbian architecture. Stop at the Boyacá Bridge and Ráquira before strolling through Villa de Leyva's streets to reach Plaza Mayor. Visit the Museo Palentológico and other historic sites. An hour will be provided for lunch before returning to Bogota.

Timetable: every day at 7 am

Guatavita + Salt Cathedral Day Trip (10 hours)

Depart at 8 am for Guatavita Lagoon, associated with the El Dorado legend. After visiting the lagoon, proceed to Zipaquirá to see the Salt Cathedral, which features the largest underground cross and a virtual reality theater. Enjoy an hour of free time in Zipaquirá before heading back to the hotel.

Timetable: from Tuesday to Sunday at 8 am

Advantages of a private tour

A private tour offers an exclusive English speaking guide. Groups can also save money.