Colombia · FOOD & DRINK TOURS IN CALI
Colombia gives you fewer free days than you planned for. These 7 food & drink tours in Cali are the ones that earn a whole one, priced and timed.
Taste Cali beyond the usual sights, from pandebono and marranitas to wild ice cream, with street art, local history, and friendly guides.
“More than a Food tour a Cali experience you get food culture small salsa lesson excellent Money spent”
Taste Cali’s breads, fried snacks, fruit drinks, shaved ice, and local culture on a friendly two-hour walking tour for $29.
“Very happy I booked this tour. Andrés not only shares his knowledge about Cali's gastronomic world but also shares about history and culture. He's a great person to interact with and makes your tour easier and happier!”
Explore Cali’s Alameda Market with local guides, tasting fruits, drinks, sweets, tamales and regional dishes on this small-group food tour.
“Marcella was amazing. She knew everyone at the market and was very knowledgeable about all the food. She was such a delight to learn from.”
Learn Colombian coffee culture in Cali with tastings, hands-on roasting, local stories, and a take-home sample in 2.5 hours.
“Rigtig god og informativ tur. Sød guide, som var god til at fortælle om de forskellige processer.☺️”
Explore Cali’s Alameda Market through local food, Pacific flavors, fruit, Viche, history, and practical tips for this affordable walking tour.
“Fernando is a perfect guide. He was very funny and showed us many new things. Thank you Fernando”
Taste Cali’s tropical fruits, market foods, coffee, and local drinks on a small-group tour of Galería Alameda.
“Marcella the guide was really awesome. The Alameda market tour is great. Lots of interesting fruits from Colombia I have never tried before.”
Review of Cali’s three-bar craft beer crawl, with local tastings, tapas, games, guides, price advice, and practical booking tips.
“I absolutely loved this craft beer tour in Cali! 🍻 Even though the tour was in Spanish (my mistake when booking), it turned out to be the best decision. I don’t really speak Spanish, but I understand quite a bit, and Ana was incredibly kind and patient. She spoke slowly so I could follow along, and when I didn’t understand something, she explained it in another way. We visited some amazing bars, learned about different local beer styles, how to taste them properly, and even played a super fun game that I got to take home with me. The atmosphere was friendly, relaxed, and full of laughter — even with…”
Pick a coast, a barrio or a coffee slope.
