Wax palms in the Cocora Valley, Colombia

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Transfers and Tours in Colombia

The ally you need for your trip to Colombia. You pick the destination; we handle the transfers, the tours and the guides.

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  • RNT 44180
  • Operating since 2010
  • Bilingual guides
  • Free cancellation

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Must-do tours

Eight experiences from our own catalogue. The price and the availability come from the booking engine when you open them, always for the date you choose.

Bogotá city tour: Old Town and Monserrate

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Villa de Leyva in a day from Bogotá

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Guatapé and the Peñol Rock by boat

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Cartagena champeta: immersion and party

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Salsa night in Cali

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Prices are shown in the booking engine in Colombian pesos (COP) and the US dollar (USD) equivalent at the day's rate. See all 459 experiences in the catalogue.

Where we operate

Destinations

Every city has its own catalogue of experiences and its local suppliers. The number is the experiences published in that destination.

Airport to hotel

Airport transfers across the country

We operate at most airports in Colombia. These are the cities with their own transfer page: a fixed price per vehicle, not per person, and the driver waiting for you at arrivals with your name.

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Several destinations, one trip

7 and 10-day circuits

Programmes that cross several regions with transfers, hotels and guides coordinated by us. They are built to measure on these two bases.

7-day circuit

Bogotá and Cartagena

The capital and the Caribbean in one week, with a single internal flight.

  • Bogotá
  • Cartagena
  • Coffee Region optional
Quote 7 days

10-day circuit

Bogotá, Medellín and Cartagena

Three cities with the Coffee Region in between, without repeating the route.

  • Bogotá
  • Medellín
  • Coffee Region
  • Cartagena
Quote 10 days

Why with us

Why Transfers & Tours

We are the operator, not the middleman: what we sell is what we run.

Local operator

Office and team in Colombia. We do not resell: we coordinate the services we run.

One person in charge

Transfers, tours and hotels with the same contact before, during and after the trip.

Fixed price

Transfers are charged per vehicle, not per person, and paid in the booking engine.

Real support

Spanish and English, with a direct line and an answer the same day.

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How we travel

Sustainability

Four practices that are already part of the operation, not a brochure.

Local guides

We work with guides from each destination, not guides who travel with the group from the capital. They know the land, they speak with the communities and they are the first to look after the places they show.

Boutique hotels with sustainable practices

We choose small, locally run hotels with concrete water and energy saving practices, instead of standardised chains.

Experiences with people from the community

Artisans, coffee growers and local families are part of the route: you buy directly, you learn the craft and the money stays in the territory.

Local food from each region

Tours include food from the area and in season, prepared by local kitchens, instead of standard tourist menus.

Legacy actions

Regenerating the destination is part of the trip, not an extra.

Tree planting

We regenerate degraded areas with native species. In the Coffee Region, with wax palm, the national tree.

Turtle release

We support release programmes on the Caribbean coast together with the local environmental authorities.

Species conservation

We support wildlife protection according to the territory: endemic birds in the Andes, primates and dolphins in the Amazon.

These practices align with SDGs 8, 12, 13, 14 and 15 of the 2030 Agenda. It is a reference for where we are heading, not a certification.

Verified reviews

What travellers say

Published on TripAdvisor by real customers. We do not edit or group testimonials.

Safe and reliable transfer

“We arranged a one-way transfer to Villa de Leyva via the salt cathedral, from Bogota. The roads can be a bit crazy in Colombia but we had a great driver who turned up on time, drove safely and was very friendly. I would highly recommend.”

AfricanWanderer · Edinburgh, United Kingdom · January 2020 · TripAdvisor

Great service

“Transfers and Tours did a really good job, the driver was very friendly and the service was excellence.”

helenet656 · July 2019 · TripAdvisor

Amazing Trip

“I'm lucky to found Transfer&Tours. They were so professional, serious and compromised, and the tourist guide and driver were very friendly. I would travel with this company again, because I enjoyed the whole trip. Thanks for a really nice experience!”

Lorena G · June 2018 · TripAdvisor

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Before you book

Frequently asked questions

Is Colombia safe to visit?

It depends on where you go, as in any large country. Bogotá, Medellín, Cartagena and the Coffee Region are easy to visit in the tourist areas; what you should avoid is improvising at night, taking unidentified street taxis and accepting open drinks from strangers. On our transfers the driver is assigned in advance, with an identified vehicle and a fixed price, and every tour runs with a local guide: that covers the two risks most repeated in travel forums.

How many days do you need in Colombia?

Ten days is the minimum to see Bogotá, Medellín, the Coffee Region and Cartagena without rushing. With seven you pick two regions and see them well; with fewer than five you only cover one city. The 10-day circuit is built on those four bases: two nights in Bogotá, three in Medellín, two in the Coffee Region and three in Cartagena, with the option of adding Santa Marta and Tayrona.

How much does a trip to Colombia cost?

It depends on three things: the international flight, the accommodation and how many experiences you want to include. We do not give a generic daily figure because it does not help you decide: we build a closed budget per person with transfers, tours and hotels, and you compare it with your own flight. Write to us with your dates and how many of you are travelling.

Do I need a visa to enter Colombia?

Travellers from the United States, Mexico, Chile and Argentina do not need a visa for tourism, for stays of up to 90 days. Before the flight you must complete the Check-Mig form, which can be done between 72 and 1 hour before boarding. Rules change: always confirm with the Colombian embassy or consulate in your country before buying tickets.

How do I get around between cities and from the airport to my hotel?

Long journeys are by plane: Bogotá, Medellín, Cartagena, Santa Marta, Cali and Pereira are one hour apart by air. From the airport to the hotel we pick you up, with a fixed price per vehicle and the driver waiting at arrivals with your name. To move around the city there is a vehicle with driver by the hour.

Shall we plan your trip?

Tell us your dates, how many of you are travelling and what you want to see. We answer with a concrete proposal, not a catalogue.