Bogotá Essentials from US$489

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General Conditions:

For triple occupancy (TPL), 3 separate beds are not guaranteed. Accommodation is subject to the capacity and availability of the hotels and room types.
Reserved services that are not used are non-refundable.
Rates are tax-exempt for foreign passengers.
In the event that the planned hotels are not available, services will be confirmed at a hotel of a similar category.

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2 Adults

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Bogota

Day 1. Bogotá: Arrival in Bogotá at El Dorado International Airport and private transfer to the hotel for check-in. Overnight stay.

Includes: Private transportation, accommodation, and local medical assistance card.

Does not include: Lunch and dinner.

Day 2. Bogotá: City Tour & Monserrate Cable Car Ride (Shared Service):

Breakfast at the hotel. At 8:00 a.m., pick-up at the hotel lobby.

From any point in the city, it is impossible not to notice the mountain that, at 3,152 meters above sea level, overlooks Bogotá. Monserrate is one of Bogotá’s most iconic landmarks, not only because of its natural setting but also because of its religious significance. Its sanctuary has welcomed millions of pilgrims and travelers since its foundation in 1640.

After returning to the city, the tour continues with a panoramic tour of Bogotá’s historic center, also known as “La Candelaria.” During the tour, you will visit the Gold Museum, home to approximately 34,000 pieces of pre-Hispanic gold and more than 25,000 pre-Columbian artifacts.

The tour then continues with a visit to the Mint Museum and the Botero Museum, where works by renowned Colombian artist Fernando Botero are exhibited in various artistic techniques, including painting, drawing, and sculpture.

The tour concludes with a panoramic visit to Bolívar Square and its surrounding landmarks, including the Primatial Cathedral, Nariño Palace, Liévano Palace, and the Palace of Justice. Return to the hotel.

Duration: 6 hours

Includes: Private transportation, Spanish-speaking guide, entrance fees to the Gold Museum, Mint Museum and Botero Museum, Monserrate Cable Car Ride, accommodation, and local medical assistance card.

Does not include: Lunch and dinner.

Important Note: The Gold Museum is closed on Mondays. The Mint Museum and Botero Museum are closed on Tuesdays.

Day 3. Bogotá: Visit to the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá (Shared Service): Breakfast at the hotel. At 8:00 a.m., pick-up at the hotel lobby.

Departure to the town of Zipaquirá, located 50 km from Bogotá, heading north through the area known as the “Sabana de Bogotá.” Upon arrival, visit the Salt Cathedral, built inside a salt mine approximately 180 meters underground. It is considered one of Colombia’s most important architectural and cultural attractions and a remarkable work of engineering and religious art.

Return to the hotel.

Duration: 5 hours.

Includes: Private transportation, entrance to the Salt Cathedral and tourist tour, Spanish-speaking guide, and local medical assistance card.

Operating Days: Daily

Does not include: Lunch and dinner.

In the afternoon, we recommend taking a flight after 5:00 p.m. Private transfer to El Dorado International Airport to take your flight (not included) to the next destination.

Includes: Private transportation and local medical assistance card.

Does not include: Lunch and dinner.

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