Colombia Bike Tours

23/02/2025

Transcordilleras 2025!
Ready to start

21/01/2025

18/01/2025

Save the dates!
We are so proud of the places we are going to visit this time in Colombia!

Alto del Sifon (New)
La Zona Cafetera

12/11/2024

The Dominican is enjoying his first ride at the coffee region 😄

10/11/2024

Lång ride before the dig Challenge
Bogotá to Mariquita 179km
Descending to 200m from 2700m
to the Magdalena river Valley, the biggest one in Colombia

08/11/2024

Happy faces in the rain!
Nice first ride of Colombia Cycling Experience 2024!
Wet and dirty ride with 2 small climbs
Alto del Vino Both sides!

55 km, but did 70km, and did 130km

Nice work today, and tomorrow we leave Bogota

06/11/2024

Climbing out of Bogotá up to 3300m is a true test of endurance. Steep ramps push my limits, gravel sections keep me focused, but each pedal stroke is rewarded. The air thins, the climb bites, yet the views turn magical—endless mountains, clouds within reach. Here, every struggle is matched by the beauty around me. This is why we ride.

02/10/2024

Reto Bogota Quito
The first dat started 4am near Unicentro north of Bogota. Accompanied by motorcycles, we crossed Bogotá to take our way south.

We descended to the Magdalena River Valley.
After 140 km, we came to Girardot. It was Hot close to 40°C already 10am.

The next 170 km to Neiva was up and down all the time and extremely hot, almost 45°C

We arrived at Neiva 5.40pm, and after a short break, we started our dark ride for 2 hours before we reached Hobo 50km south of Neiva.

370 km of 1100 Done!
2500 m in elevation
16 hours

24/09/2024

Recognizing one of the stages of Colombia Cycling Experience 2024!
Pereira- Alcala- Cartago!

29/03/2024

The preliminar itinerary for the 7th edition of Colombia Cycling Experience. 7th to 18th of November 2024.

• Thursday 07 Nov:
Flight to Bogota
• Friday 08 Nov:
Short Ride outside Bogotá
• Saturday 09 Nov:
Bogotá to Mariquita
• Sunday 10 Nov:
Alto de Letras Challenge
• Monday 11 Nov:
Manizales Marsella Pereira
• Tuesday 12 Nov:
Pereira to Belalcazar
• Wednesday 13 Nov:
Pereira to Santuario
• Thursday 14 Nov:
Pereira- Cocora- Armenia
• Friday 15 Nov:
Armenia Buenavista
• Saturday 16 Nov:
Armenia Genova
• Sunday 17 Nov:
Armenia- Circasia- Filandia
• Monday 16 Nov:
Flight Armenia to Bogota
• Tyesday 18 Nov:
Flight Bogota to Hometown

We will stat three and four nights at the same hotel in Pereira and Armenia respectively!

Register Now and save your spot!

Alto de Letras / The Coffee Region / 7th -19th of November 2024 Contact (+46) 0708 62 14 08 or [email protected]

12/09/2023

"The Nairo´s Dream"
Colombia Bike Tours participating in The Nairo Quintana Gran Fondo 2022!

So happy to show our swedish riders last year in Medellin before the Gran Fondo!

Take a munit to see our part of this documentary send in the Colombian television by RCN and Teleantioquia.

18/08/2023

Cycling through the coffee hills and visiting Buenavista village in the coffee region of Colombia is a fantastic way to experience the beauty and culture of this renowned area. The Colombian Coffee Cultural Landscape is a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its lush landscapes, coffee plantations, and charming villages. Here's what you can expect on this cycling adventure:
The route will take you through picturesque coffee plantations, rolling hills, and lush landscapes. The road may have some climbs and descents, but the views and cultural experiences will make it all worthwhile.

Buenavista, a quaint village nestled in the heart of the coffee region. Buenavista is known for its stunning vistas, coffee farms, and traditional architecture.

The Colombian coffee region offers breathtaking panoramic views of emerald-green hills, terraced fields, and mist-covered valleys. Buenavista village is especially known for its stunning viewpoints that provide a perfect backdrop for photos.

In Buenavista, you may have the opportunity to taste freshly brewed Colombian coffee. Experience the rich flavors and aromas of locally produced coffee, and gain insights into the art of coffee preparation.

Cycling through the coffee hills and visiting Buenavista village offers a unique opportunity to connect with Colombia's coffee culture and natural beauty. Take your time to savor the experiences, enjoy the breathtaking views, and make lasting memories in this enchanting region.

18/08/2023

Cycling from Ibague to Alto de La Linea and then descending to Calarca is a challenging and exhilarating route that takes you through stunning landscapes and involves significant elevation changes. Here's a detailed overview of the journey:
Starting Point: Ibague: You'll begin your journey in Ibague, the capital of the Tolima department. Make sure to start early in the day to allow sufficient time for the climb and descent.
Climb to Alto de La Linea: The Alto de La Linea is a high mountain pass in the Andes, known for its steep ascent and challenging terrain. The climb is approximately 25-30 kilometers long, with a significant elevation gain. It's a demanding section of the route that requires proper preparation and fitness.
Descending to Calarca: After reaching the summit of Alto de La Linea, you'll begin a thrilling descent towards Calarca. The descent provides stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, but it's important to exercise caution and maintain control of your bike, especially on the winding roads.
Destination: Calarca: Calarca is a town located in the Quindio department of Colombia. It's known for its coffee culture, beautiful landscapes, and proximity to popular tourist destinations such as Armenia and Salento.

Challenging Climb: The climb to Alto de La Linea is a true test of your cycling abilities. The road includes steep gradients and switchbacks, and the altitude can also affect your performance. Take breaks as needed and stay hydrated.
Spectacular Views: Both the climb and descent offer breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, valleys, and forests. The scenery is a reward and provides plenty of opportunities for memorable photographs.
Weather and Altitude: Be prepared for changing weather conditions, especially at higher altitudes. Dress in layers and carry extra clothing to stay comfortable. Also, keep in mind that altitude can affect your body, so listen to your body and take necessary precautions.
Cycling from Ibague to Alto de La Linea and then descending to Calarca is a thrilling adventure that offers both physical challenges and unforgettable experiences. Be prepared, stay safe, and savor the stunning landscapes an

18/08/2023

Cycling along the Magdalena River Valley from Mariquita to Ibague can be an incredibly scenic and rewarding experience. The Magdalena River is one of the most important rivers in Colombia, and the valley it flows through is characterized by lush landscapes, charming towns, and a rich cultural heritage. Here's an overview of what you might expect on your ride:

Starting Point: Mariquita: Mariquita is a historic town located in the Tolima department of Colombia. It's known for its colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and warm climate.

Destination: Ibague: Ibague is the capital of the Tolima department and is often referred to as the "Musical Capital of Colombia" due to its vibrant music scene. It's a bustling city with a mix of urban and natural attractions.

As you cycle along the Magdalena River Valley, you'll be treated to breathtaking views, surrounding hills, and lush vegetation. The landscapes are diverse and provide plenty of opportunities for scenic stops and photographs.

The valley is home to a variety of plant and animal species. Keep an eye out for birds, butterflies, and other wildlife as you ride through the natural landscapes.

Cycling from Mariquita to Ibague along the Magdalena River Valley can be an unforgettable adventure, offering a mix of natural beauty, cultural exploration, and physical challenge. Just remember to plan ahead, stay safe, and take in the stunning landscapes and experiences that this route has to offer.