Colombia · CYCLING TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 cycling tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Ride a comfortable e-bike from Ciudad del Río through Medellín’s Creative District, San Antonio Park, Plaza Botero, Parque de las Luces, and Parques del Río. Guides such as Dayana, Dani, Toto, and Andrés share local history in English or Spanish while helping beginners handle city traffic.
“Great tour - the tour guide was great and down to earth, a really fun experience”
Ride an electric bike from Belén through Laureles, Conquistadores, and the Medellín River Parks while tasting arepas, buñuelos, pandebono, fruit, and other local favorites. English and Spanish guides such as David, Daniela, Dany, and Toto lead groups of up to eight.
“that was the best excursion I did in Medellin !!! had everything and Dany was a fantastic guide… thanks for These moments”
Ride through Bogotá with a Spanish or English-speaking guide on a small-group route from La Candelaria to National Park, Parkway, the bullring, and 7th Avenue. You’ll get a bike, helmet, assistance, safety coverage, local history, social context, and a coffee tasting for $19.
“Tour was really nice, we’ve seen many faces of the city. Guide Jose explained a history of the city and it’s expansion.”
Ride Bogotá’s safest practical routes with a private guide, hotel transport, bike, helmet, and insurance. Visit La Candelaria, National Park, Parkway, and graffiti-lined neighborhoods. Guides such as Luis, Bernardo, Jose, and Francisco add local history, questions, and city context to the ride.
“My guide Bernardo was fantastic, he explained a lot of history in each place we stopped on the tour, loved it”
Spend nine days cycling from Medellín through El Retiro, Guatapé, Parque Arví, and Antioquia’s coffee country. Tomas, Marcela, Daniel, and the Colombia Cycling team handle transfers, meals, bike support, and route guidance, with steep climbs and a 23-kilometer final challenge.
“after reading some excellent feedback i decided to go ahead and book a cycling trip with colombia cycling. after the initial booking i was soon contacted by tomas with a informative run down of the trip and in turn giving him my flight details for my pick up from Medellin airport, everything i needed to know prior to the trip was covered by message from tomas prior to the trip ,i did have a few further questions in the run up and tomas answered in a timely manor. i made it known that i would already be in colombia a week before the cycling started and was duly contacted by…”
Spend four hours cycling Medellin with a Spanish or English-speaking guide such as Tomas, Juan Esteban, or Ronald. Visit Pueblito Paisa, Plaza Botero, La Alpujarra, river parks, and local bike paths, with a snack, water, and beer or fresh juice included.
“De Tour was leuk, met goede e-bikes en leuke plekken. Andres was enthousiast en vertelde veel over de stad en geschiedenis.”
Ride Medellín with bilingual guides such as Tomás, Juan, or Felipe, following bike paths and city streets from Pueblito Paisa to Plaza Botero. You’ll learn about politics, architecture, graffiti, and urban change, then stop for an empanada with local beer or juice. E-bike requests help with the main hill.
“Felipe and Luis were very fun and knowledgeable guides. Recommend getting an eBike for one particular hill near the end of the ride that is pretty difficult without it but very easy with the eBike assistance. All the stops were good and we especially the third one where you stop for your choice of areas or empanadas plus juice or beer, all of which we agreed was excellent. Highly recommend this tour, it's a very fun way to see parts of the city and learn some really interesting things about its history we wouldn't otherwise know.”
Spend about two hours cycling from Getsemaní through Cartagena’s walled city and nearby neighborhoods. Guides such as Jaime, John, Henry, Daniel, and Jhony Serrato share local history, help you handle traffic, and stop for photos. Bikes, helmets, and bottled water are included.
“My family and I went on this tour the other day. This is handled through Sico Bikes located in the Old City near San Diego Plaza. They were very accommodating to our request for an earlier time due to the heat/humidity that day. Cartagena is very humid... and this is from someone who lived in South Florida 4 years. The bike tour is for someone who is comfortable with navigating heavy traffic on a bike. I found it quite exciting and fun, but if you aren't that type of person, you should choose a walking tour. You get to see a large part of the city and you get some…”
Ride with a private English- or Spanish-speaking guide from La Candelaria through Bogotá’s founding plazas, Seventh Avenue, Independence Park, National Park, and Parkway. Hotel pickup, bikes, helmets, insurance, and technical support are included. Guides such as Luis and José lead the route.
“Trop cher pour le petit tour à vélo de 10km. Mais permet de voir le centre ville”
Ride mostly downhill through Antioquia with guides such as Juan, JJ, or Juan Carlos, crossing old railway tunnels, bridges, rivers, and rough country paths. Stop for coffee, a waterfall-side beer, and a traditional bandeja paisa lunch. Hotel pickup, bikes, water, and transport are included.
“Amazing trip! I am usually a road cyclist but JJ made the trip very accessible and a very enjoyable trip! JJ and Darwin were the best guides of my entire vacation!”
Ride a mountain bike through Manga, Cartagena Bay, Getsemaní, Barrio Chino, and Bazurto Market with guides such as Giovanni or Caesar. The three-hour small-group tour includes lunch at Cecilia’s fish market spot, water, soda, or beer, plus English or Spanish guiding.
“Leuk was eten op de fish market bij Cecilia, de Tour was te kort, dat kon beter naar onze mening, binnen de tijd en met fietsen hadden we meer van Cartagena moeten zien (slechts 8 km)”
Ride through Medellín with an English-speaking guide in a group of no more than five. You’ll see Laureles, Conquistadores, Belén, Stadium, Lights Park, the Modern Art Museum area, and Medellín River Parks while learning how the city rebuilt through design and public projects.
“Schrilliger, kompetenter Guide. Scheut sich nicht auch ein paar Umwege auf Wunsch einzulegen. Diese Biketour sollte man unbedingt am Anfang seines Medellin Aufenthaltes einlegen, um einen kleinen Überblick sich erhaschen zu können über die Stadt.”
Join Andrés for a private bicycle tour of Barranquilla, limited to four people. Ride from Barrio El Recreo to stadiums, plazas, Barrio Abajo, El Prado, the Malecón del Río, and the Aleta del Tiburón. You get bike rental, water, photos if wanted, local snacks, and English guidance.
“The tour was phenomenal! Andres was an exceptional tour guide. Everything was going great until I had a little bike accident with minor scratches and bruises near the end of the tour. However Andre’s took very good care of my injuries. The tour went on until the end while he was very accommodating to my situation. Will definitely recommend this tour to my friend with a warning to be careful riding the bike.”
Pick up a beach cruiser or mountain bike in Cartagena and set your own route for one hour, 12 hours, 24 hours, or several days. English support is available through WhatsApp, helmets and bike assistance are included, and hotel delivery can be arranged for an extra fee.
“Friendly service. Small operation. Everything is thru What’s app. Give height and weight in advance. Bike run small. Also…match rental expectation with the price. These bikes will get you around town. These are basic bikes.”
Ride a mountain bike through Manga, Cartagena Bay, Getsemaní, Barrio Chino, and Bazurto Market with guides Giovanni or Angelica. Expect local history, photo stops, market food, lunch, and water, soda, or beer in a small group of up to 10.
“really nice experience! Good food and cycle in places you wouldn't normally come to!”
Pick a coastline, a mural or a coffee farm.
