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The Land of Coffee - Guided Cycling Tour Through Colombia

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Length

7 days

Itinerary

7 days planned

Group

Max 8

Guides

English, Spanish

Overview

Colombia's Coffee Region — the Eje Cafetero — is the country's most underexplored cycling territory. Roads wind through coffee fincas and UNESCO-heritage landscapes, connecting Salento, Filandia, Manizales, Pereira, and Armenia through gradients that reward climbing without punishing less experienced riders. Recognized by UNESCO as a Cultural Landscape of Coffee and made familiar through Disney's Encanto — every rest stop is part of the experience.

The Land of Coffee runs two parallel tracks. For the cyclist: daily rides, bilingual guide, support vehicle, sport massage, all-inclusive infrastructure. For the companion: hacienda visits, coffee tours, Valle del Cocora, regional gastronomy — dedicated guide. Both reunite each evening. Max 8 cyclists plus companions.

Is This Tour Right for You? – Intermediate cyclist, culturally rich destination – Traveling with a non-cycling companion – UNESCO heritage, outstanding food, cultural pace – Companion program substantive, not an afterthought.

Day by day itinerary

  1. 1Arrival in Bogota⌄

    Arrive in Bogota and meet our team at the airport or your hotel. We’ll help you get settled, then spend a bit of time setting up your bike so everything feels dialed for the week. After checking in, relax and ease into Bogota with a stroll around Parque de la 93 and Zona T—two of the city’s best areas for shopping, cafes, and excellent restaurants.

    Overnight: Hotel in Bogota

  2. 2Alto La Tribuna - Cambao + Armero Tragedy Site Visit⌄

    Pick up at hotel in Bogota around 7 am. First ride: Alto de La Tribuna to Cambao (85 km, -2000 m elevation loss, Easy to Moderate) It’s a beautiful intro day—steady, manageable effort, and a great way to settle into Colombia’s terrain and scenery.

    All travelers: Optional visit to the Armero Tragedy Site, where you’ll learn the story of the 1985 Nevado del Ruiz disaster and see the memorials that honor the lives lost—an impactful, reflective experience.

    Meals: Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner

    Overnight: Premium Villa in Mariquita

  3. 3Alto de Letras challenge + Manizales City Tours⌄

    Cyclists: Conquer Alto de Letras. You’ll take on one of cycling’s most legendary climbs and a true rite of passage for cyclists, gaining altitude through changing landscapes and climates all the way into the high Andes. After the ride, you’ll be transferred to our premium lodge between Pereira and Armenia—your home base in the heart of coffee country.

    Companions: Guided cultural tour in Manizales: walk the “City of Open Doors” with its towering Catedral Basílica de Manizales, the panoramic Chipre viewpoint, the ‘Monumento a los Colonizadores’, and scenic cable car rides. Enjoy a relaxed day of culture, local flavors, and finalize your day in a premium lodge.

    Meals: Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner

    Overnight: Premium Villa in Mariquita

  4. 4Pereira to Quimbaya Loop + Valle del Cocora Hike⌄

    Cyclists: Ride from Pereira to Quimbaya to Alcalá and back to Pereira, moving deeper into the coffee region with beautiful terrain, rolling roads, and a more relaxed rhythm that lets you enjoy the scenery. This is one of the tour’s most enjoyable days for riders who want a smooth, scenic experience in the heart of coffee country. (65km km, 0 m of elevation gain, Moderate)

    Companions: Enjoy a signature day in the Andes: hike among towering wax palms and misty trails in Valle del Cocora. In the afternoon, visit two of the most colorful coffee towns Filandia and Salento, and enjoy a day filled with coffee culture, amazing landscapes, and local flavors.

    Meals: Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner

    Overnight: Hotel near to Pereira

  5. 5Filandia to Montenegro loop+ Parque del Café amusement park⌄

    Cyclists: Probably the most beautiful and rewarding ride of the tour, an early ride from Pereira to Montenegro, passing through Filandia and Circasia, and back to Pereira, a scenic day that continues the journey through the heart of the coffee country. (45 km, 1900+ m of altitude gain, Moderate)

    All travelers: After the cyclists return from their ride, the complete group heads to Parque del Cafe for a fun and cultural full-day experience, combining coffee culture with dozens of attractions, rides, and shows—an easy, fun full-day option. Learn about the Parque del Café.

    Meals: Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner

    Overnight: Hotel in Montenegro

  6. 6Return to Bogota + Farewell Dinner in Andres DC restaurant⌄

    All travelers: Transfer back to Bogota for a relaxed afternoon and time to reset after the week’s challenges before the final night together. Celebrate at Andres DC with great food, music, and an unforgettable atmosphere (food and drinks not included).

    Meals: Breakfast · Lunch

    Overnight: Hotel in Bogota

  7. 7Bogota City Tour + departure⌄

    All travelers: A guided Bogota highlights tour before you head out—Monserrate for panoramic views, La Candelaria’s colonial streets, and cultural stops like Plaza de Bolivar and world class museums (Gold Museum and Botero Museum), plus coffee and local tastings to close the week well.

    Meals: Breakfast

What's included

  • ✓Private transportation
  • ✓Private Accommodation: Private room for the cyclist and companions
  • ✓Lunch
  • ✓Dinner
  • ✓Specialized Tarmac, Pinarello Dogma or similar bikes included
  • ✓Professional Support: guides, mechanics, full on-route assistance
  • ✓Hydration: drinks and snacks en route.
  • ✓Breakfast
  • ✓Custom Cyclist Kit: Jersey, gloves, bottle, and premium souvenirs.
  • ✓Sport Massage: Recovery-focused massage after each ride.
  • ✓Cyclist focused nutrition: Balanced meals and snacks for peak performance.

Not included

  • ✕Alcoholic beverages
  • ✕Farewell Dinner cost not included
  • ✕Airfare
  • ✕Personal expenses, tips.
  • ✕Travel insurance

Good to know

Cancellation: All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

  • Specialized infant seats are available
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Travelers should have a high level of physical fitness