BOGOTÁ
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The 10 most popular bogotá bike tours in Bogotá. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Cycle central Bogotá with fruit tastings, tejo, street art, and a coffee-roasting stop. Bike and helmet included for $25.
“It was a little longer than I was expecting at 4 hours, but that was my fault for both reading things properly. Our guide was great , and also very beautiful 😂. Thanks for being a great host and being fun.”
A 4.5-hour bike tour through Bogotá’s neighborhoods, street art, fruit markets, tejo, and coffee—flat ride, real local culture.
Pedal through La Candelaria on a 3.5-hour guided bike tour from Chorro de Quevedo with helmets, snacks, and real Bogotá context.
“Luis was a great tour guide, we did have an amazing time! 10 out of 10. We went different places and took amazing pictures”
Bike Bogotá in 5 hours: Bolívar Square, street art, fruit samples at Paloquemao, coffee processing, and tejo. Bike and helmet included.
“Miguel was a fantastic tour guide. He was not only incredibly knowledgeable but also super easy going and efficient. It was a great way to see the city in 3 hours and ended with some delicious coffee at the end of the tour. Highly suggest taking this tour.”
Bike Bogotá with a small group through La Candelaria, 7th Avenue, parks, and local neighborhoods, ending with coffee and city insight.
Private 4-hour Bogotá bike tour with hotel pickup, helmets, safer routes, and stops in La Candelaria and the Urban National Park.
“Bit scary at times because "bike paths" were often crowded with pedestrians meandering, but my guide did an excellent job making me feel safe.”
Bogotá e-scooter tour: plazas, Botero art, green parks, skyline views, and Jaguar Coffee espresso in 1h45. Small group, great value.
“It was an amazing experience to discover Bogota with Jaguar coffee tour. highly recommend for tourist like me. thanks a lot to the tour guide, he was so nice :)”
Bike Bogotá’s mural trail with a local artist guide. See indigenous, Afro-Colombian, and political street art in about 3 hours.
“I got to see waaaay more of the art, city and culture via bike. We did it on a Sunday during cyclovia which added a level of authenticity. Our guide was knowledgeable and easy going and even treated us to some local snacks.”
Bogotá street art by bike: small-group ride through La Candelaria, coffee at Centro Mayor, and architecture-rich Teusaquillo and La Macarena.
“We had a great time with our guide Miguel! He went out of his way to show us so many beautiful sights in Bogota. We learned so much in just an afternoon!”
A 4-hour private bike tour across Bogotá’s key plazas, parks, and Seventh Avenue, with hotel pickup, guided stops, and scenic rides.
