Colombia · FOOD
The 15 food experiences here are the ones worth the money, each with what it costs, what travellers say afterwards and the one detail to check before you pay.
Explore Medellín’s Comuna 13 by metro, cable car, and bus, with graffiti, coffee, street food, music, city views, and a drink.
“Excellent tour and guide. Enjoyed the history, culture and amazing community.”
Review of Medellín’s $14 Comuna 13 tour, with local stories, street food, art, viewpoints, escalators, and practical booking advice.
“excellent guide with a lot of insight and stories. thank you Jorge. lo pasamos super rico.”
Taste nine Colombian street foods in Cartagena’s Walled City and Getsemaní while learning local history, culture, and food traditions.
“My husband and I throughly enjoyed our Street Food Tour. Mercedes was our guide and was very good at it. We would have only benefited from her speaking a tad slower and at times, due to being street-side, the noise overpowered her. We truly enjoyed all of the selections she presented. Don’t hesitate to book this tour.”
Taste 12 Colombian specialties, explore Bogotá on foot, learn coffee craft, and play explosive tejo in a small four-hour food tour.
“plenty of local food tasting, I struggled to eat more. the guide was friendly and knowledgeable. would definitely recommend.”
Taste five Colombian street foods, explore El Poblado street art, and enjoy rooftop views with a local guide on this small-group Medellín tour.
“Santiago was a great guide ! Great food and tons of history facts I was so full I didn’t even finish my food.”
Medellín party bus review with DJ, local beer, street food, Provenza, Golden Mile, bridge views, pricing, tips, and practical advice.
“This was amazing and the food is SO GOOD! I had a blast with my friends.”
Explore Medellín by e-bike, tasting arepas, buñuelos, pandebono, coffee, and local treats while learning how the city changed.
“Great tour! Beautiful experiencing the city and the local food. The guide made our experience safe and also gave us the history of the place. Great way to be active and explore!”
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 Medellín street food, coffee, fruit, and regional dishes while walking El Poblado and Manila with a small local group.
“We had a great time on our tour with Maria. This experience is focused on learning about the food history and culture of Colombia and the Antioquia region, not about the city itself, which we really enjoyed. Everything we tried was delicious! Be prepared to eat because it was a LOT of food.”
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 Bogotá’s Paloquemao Market with a private guide, tasting exotic fruits, Colombian breakfast foods, coffee, flowers, and local snacks.
“The market is an experience, itself. But it’s great to have a knowledgeable tour guide there to help you try new fruits. My family couldn’t have been happier”
Taste Bogotá through La Candelaria’s coffee, chocolate, arepas, fruits, and sweets on a private three-hour food tour with hotel transfers.
“Cindy was accommodating and really knew her varieties of fruits, different foods and history of the old district. Because of the Holy Week, she had to change venues and did an excellent job on the fly.”
Taste Medellín street food, stroll El Poblado, and enjoy city views from Envy Rooftop and Masaya for $29.
“Our guide was very friendly and helpful. She answered our many questions about the city, the culture and the food. Everything was either covered in cheese or filled with cheese which made it very filling and very tasty. We couldn't possibly eat everything.”
Explore Santa Marta’s history, Tayrona culture, colonial landmarks, and local flavors on a guided two-hour walking tour.
“Tour guide was nice but the tour was really short and we didn’t get a tour of the museum or other places that were listed in the description. Same with the food tasting we didn’t get to try the ceviche because the place was closed but never made it up somewhere else. Overall it was too much money for such a concise tour”
Taste Santa Marta’s Caribbean food with a local guide, from cayeye and arepas to cocadas, coffee, fruit, and patacones.
“Our tour guide was very informative, easy to follow. The stops were appropriate to take a break, enjoy the surroundings. He was accommodating for us to stop and take pictures when we wanted and always had extra tid bits of knowledge to share. Excellent experience!”
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