Jessica was a very friendly and knowledgeable English guide: we also learnt a lot about Bogotá and surrounds. Eliberto was a skillful and patient driver. A fantastic way to see the area around Fusugasugá and learn about the coffee process from Camillo and a guide in training. A fun day sharing the warmth of Colombians proud of their country and its products!

Camilla was a great guide and each site was fabulous. We were especially impressed with her guiding us through the wonderful Botero Museum. She is so knowledgeable and enthusiastic. The trip included a cable car to the top of the impressive Monserrate mountain facility and the magnificent Salt Cathedral and other sites in Bogota. The driver and Camila were kind and so helpful.

Very punctual pickup and excellent English-speaking tour guide. Also very flexible to accommodate itinerary changes.

My tour guide Lorina and Emilio our transport operator were such a wonderful team . The drive was spectacular and they did their best to accommodate my requests . I truly had a lovely time . Thank you and will recommend you to my friends visiting Bogotá.

Camila was such a great tour guide, we had so much fun with her, also got a bunch of interesting facts and insights about Villa de Leyva, the Cathedral and Colombia in general. We actually wanted to schedule another tour with her, because she was fantastic. Guillermo, the driver, was fun as well and provided guidance. They both made sure we had a great time and enjoyed every part of the tour as much as possible. Had to do some changes to the schedule, but all of it was worth it. Loved it! Cheers from Panama and Puerto Rico. ✨

Wonderful trip. The lagoon hike was a little slow, with a lot of explanation for a relatively short hike. However, the salt cathedral was worth the trip on its own. Very unique and cool experience.

The tour was definitely worth it. Esteban and Guillermo picked us up on the car right in front of our hotel, and we had a private ride for the whole day. We visited Guatavita town, Laguna de Guatavita - the birthplace of El Dorado legend, and one of the top Colombian wonders - Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá. Colombian lunch was also included :) Esteban guided us and shared lots of information. The car was very comfortable, and we weren't tired even after such a busy day. Thank you, Esteban and Guillermo!

We had a great time. The drive thru the country side is lovely, The Salt Cathedral was outstanding to visit and the walk at the Lagoon was easy and relaxing with all the beautiful nature around. We opted for the private tour and spent a bit more rather than sitting on the bus with many other people. Alejandra our guide and Emilio our driver where really engaging, obliging and kind people. We can highly recommend this tour if you are a relaxed traveller and leave high expectations at home.

This was one of the greatest adventures in a subterranean mine I've ever had! I have worked in the mining industry, so I am familiar with some of the attributes of a subterranean mine. What's makes it special are the stations of the cross. Each of the stations is carved out of the subterranean mining walls and ceilings. The beauty is phenomenal! I really enjoyed the tour. The only negative thing I can say is that it is very commercial. As a Christian, If a person were able to take their time and go through the mine on a "spiritual walk" it would have been VERY moving. All in all, it was a great site to see, and I would definitely recommend a visit. The little town of Zipaquira is a quaint little town that dates back to the late 1500s and is evident in it’s architecture. We spent quite a bot of time exploring the city and enjoying it’s fine traditional Colombian Cuisine.

First let me say, the Tatacoa Desert is really cool and worth visiting. We really enjoyed our tour of the red desert, grey desert, valley of the ghosts, and visit to the natural pool. However, I would strongly recommend traveling by plane to visit Tatacoa. The drive from Bogota was simply too long, especially in only two days. The tour description says "approximately five hours." This is a blatant falsehood. The drive took NINE hours. I understand it was a holiday weekend, and the traffic was denser than usual, and the guide can't control that. But to be off by four hours is to mislead customers about the true length of the journey. Neither the guide nor driver gave any warning that the trip would take longer than expected, and grew very defensive when we asked about the route. What's worse than a nine hour drive when you were expecting five? A nine hour drive crammed into a middle seat in a tiny van while holding your backpack on your lap. The van was really too small to comfortably hold that many people for more than a few hours. Really unfortunate, considering we spent the majority of the two days in the van. We had several miscommunications with our guide, mostly because she didn't seem to know what the agenda was and kept telling us contradictory things. We approached her about this on the second morning and asked for her to clearly lay out the schedule so we knew the plan. Yet despite this, we had another miscommunication that day when she tried to cut a key part of the visit (the valley of the ghosts) from the itinerary without telling us. It was re-added to the agenda after fierce protesting from us. She also did not translate what the local guide said into English. Most of us speak Spanish, so it was okay, but the tour was supposed to be in English and she did not even check that all of the group could understand. Altogether, we were pretty disappointed with this tour.

This is a Perfect and Amazing experience! We had the chance to share it with Leslie( our guide so sweet and warm) and Miguel ( our driver) he made the trip fun, this is an amazing experience! Highly recommend to this! 💓☀️

Excellent tour, the place is wonderful the facilities for tourists are great Available translation Available shopping inside the place

Such an amazing journey....my son-in-law and I had two incredible days with Lorena, our guide and Emilio, our driver. Trekking through the gray desert and enjoying the red one...staying over at the colorful Oasis hotel....eating local foods outside on the porch at the Sal Si Puede restaurant in Villavieja...it was "all good!" We will never forget our ferry crossing of the flood-swollen Magdalena River!! Even though cloudy skies curtailed the "dark sky" experience for us, we highly recommend this adventure!

The Salt Cathedral was an incredible experience We went independently on public transport from Bogota ( 4 buses) and purchased our ticket on the day at the site.The audio guide was informative and easy to operate.We spent at 2 hours exploring the cathedral.Afterwards we spent time in the pretty traditional town of Zipaquira where there are lots of places to eat and drink.

Such a great tour! We really enjoyed it! We have two small children, and the guide was very attentive and helpful to our needs with the children.