Bogotá and around · tours from 4.5 to 12 hours
From the Salt Cathedral to Jaime Duque Park: the tours that leave Bogotá and run through the savannah, with their length, what each one includes and the price before you pay.
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Bogotá can be seen in a day, but what makes it different lies outside: Zipaquirá, Guatavita, the Chingaza páramo and Jaime Duque Park. Two days are enough for the city and one of those trips; three for both.
The catalogue
The Salt Cathedral first, because it is the most searched. Then, from fewer to more hours, and the layover tour last, for a different kind of traveller.
Not sure which one to pick? Talk to an advisor and we will tell you which fits your days and what you already have booked.
How to choose
There is no better tour: there is one for each number of hours.
The layover tour (4.5 h), the Salt Cathedral (6 h) and the Nemocón salt mine (7 h, private) fit in half a day.
Guatavita, La Chorrera, Chingaza and Tequendama leave in the morning and come back in the afternoon.
The Salt Cathedral works: you walk underground with an audio guide. The combos with Andrés Carne de Res and Jaime Duque Park too.
Salt Cathedral + Guatavita (10 h) and city tour + Andrés Carne de Res (10 h).
Getting around
El Dorado sits inside the city. The transfer to your hotel is booked separately and lives on the Bogotá transfers page.
La Candelaria to walk the historic centre; Zona Rosa and Chapinero for hotels and restaurants; Usaquén if you prefer the quieter north.
Build the trip
Salt Cathedral in the morning (6 h) and a free afternoon in La Candelaria.
A full day in the savannah: Guatavita or Chingaza.
City tour with Monserrate, or Villa de Leyva if you can take a 12-hour day.
FAQ
Two: one for the city and one for the savannah. With three you can do the city, the Salt Cathedral and a full day to Guatavita or Chingaza.
Most do: the Salt Cathedral, Guatavita, Chingaza, La Chorrera and Tequendama pick up at your accommodation. For the rest the meeting point is confirmed when you book, and each page says so before you pay.
It depends: the Salt Cathedral runs in shared transport; Guatavita, the Nemocón mine and La Chorrera are private. Each page says which before you book.
The Salt Cathedral: six hours, entrance and lunch included, and nothing else like it near Bogotá. If you prefer nature, Guatavita or Chingaza.
Only if one of them is half a day. The 10 and 12-hour tours take the whole day, so they cannot be chained.
Tours run in the rain. The cathedral and the mine are indoors; Guatavita, Chingaza and La Chorrera are outdoors and go ahead with a jacket.
Most of them, yes. Chingaza and La Chorrera are hikes with a slope: tell us the ages and we will say which fits.
In each tour's calendar, choosing date and people. You pay with Wompi in Colombian pesos or with PayPal in US dollars.
Each tour has its own calendar: pick a date and the number of people and you see the price before you pay. If you are not sure, talk to an advisor and we will tell you which fits your days.