Tour Details:
Tour Starts and Ends
Medellin, Colombia
Tour Duration
14 Days
Time Needed
15-16 days vacation
Riding Days
12
Rest Stops
24 - 25 Rest Stops
Climates
Expect a range of climates throughout your journey. In high-altitude areas like Pasto and Popayán, cooler temperatures are common, especially at night. Descending into the warmer valleys near Cali, you'll encounter a tropical climate with sunny days and breezes. The Tatacoa Desert will offer intense daytime heat but cooler nights, perfect for stargazing. This variety in climates will add a dynamic edge to your adventure, highlighting Colombia's diverse natural beauty.
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Trampoline of Death - Mocoa
14 Days Motorcycle Adventure
Experience the wild beauty of Colombia on a 14-day, 13-night motorcycle tour for experienced riders, this trip covers Colombia’s dramatic range of climates and terrain. Delight in thrilling rides through the Andes, explore the charming towns of Pasto and Popayan, and take on the famous Death Trap route. Discover Colombia’s rich cultural tapestry and warm hospitality as you ride through its diverse and stunning landscapes.
Tour Duration
14 DAYS | 13 NIGHTS
Distance
2,700 km / 1,675 mi
EXPERIENCE LEVEL
ADVANCED
TERRAIN TYPE
MIX TERRAIN ADVENTURE
- Highest Elevation:3300 meters / 10827 feet
- Lowest Elevation: 250 meters / 820 feet
- Support Truck: WITH 6+ RIDERS (UNLESS REQUESTED)
- Distance: 2,700 km / 1,675 mi
- Temperature High: 30°C / 86°F
- Temperature low: 5°C / 41°F
MOTORCYCLE TOUR DESCRIPTION
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KEY SCENIC ATTRACTIONS
- Trampoline of Death: Get ready for an exhilarating ride on the Trampoline of Death, a section renowned for its challenging terrain with sharp twists and steep inclines. This iconic route offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Andes, making it a highlight for adventurous riders.
- Tatacoa Desert: Experience the mesmerizing landscape of the Tatacoa Desert. The dramatic red and grey rock formations create a surreal environment, perfect for witnessing stunning sunsets and engaging in some of the best stargazing in Colombia.
- Popayán: Immerse yourself in the historic charm of Popayán, often called the “White City” for its beautifully preserved colonial architecture. Wander through its picturesque streets, explore the historic churches, and savor the city’s renowned culinary delights.
- San Agustín Archaeological Park: Discover the San Agustín Archaeological Park, home to the largest collection of pre-Columbian statues and tombs in South America. Set against lush Andean landscapes, these ancient monuments offer a fascinating glimpse into Colombia’s rich cultural heritage.
- Mocoa: Explore Mocoa, a vibrant city nestled in the Amazon foothills. Enjoy the lush rainforest surroundings, visit impressive nearby waterfalls, and experience the unique indigenous cultures that enrich this region.
- Las Lajas Sanctuary: Marvel at the stunning Las Lajas Sanctuary, a breathtaking basilica perched dramatically over a gorge. This architectural gem is not only a pilgrimage site but also a visual marvel, blending Gothic and modern design amidst the lush landscape.
- Pasto: Experience the vibrant city of Pasto, known for its cultural richness and traditional festivals. Explore its historic sites, enjoy local cuisine, and immerse yourself in the city’s lively atmosphere.
- Rumichaca International Bridge: Cross the Rumichaca International Bridge, which marks the border between Colombia and Ecuador. This significant crossing offers a unique perspective on the region’s geographical and cultural boundaries.
- Gigante Huila: Discover Gigante, a charming town in Huila, famous for its beautiful natural surroundings and cultural heritage. Enjoy the scenic beauty of the area, with lush landscapes and a welcoming local community.
- Cali: Dive into the vibrant culture of Cali, the salsa capital of Colombia. Dance to the rhythm of salsa music, and savor the city’s diverse culinary offerings.
- Armero: Reflect on the poignant history of Armero, a town devastated by a volcanic eruption in 1985. Visit memorials and explore the remnants of this tragic event, gaining insight into the resilience and spirit of its people.
Cartago
Buga
Palmira
Popayan
- Hotel Dann Monasterio
- Hotel Castillo Real
- Hotel La Plazuela
- Hotel Colonial
- Casa Loma Hotel Boutique & Terraza Gastro
Pasto
- HOTEL BOUTIQUE LA MERCED
- Hotel V1501
- Villaviciosa Hotel Boutique
- Waira Refugio de la Cocha
- Reserva Natural Encanto Andino
Mocoa
San Agustin
- Masaya Hostel San Agustin
- Hotel Gran Plaza San Agustin
- Francois house hotel
- Yuma Hotel San Agustín
- Hotel Estorake San Agustín Huila
Gigante
Ibague
- Fardo Hotel Boutique | Zona G - Ibagué | | Recepción Digital 24H
- Hotel F25
- ESTELAR Altamira Hotel
- Bunde Haus Hotel
- Sonesta Hotel Ibagué
Doradal
IMPORTANT TIPS
Weather:
- Be prepared for variable weather conditions, including sudden changes in temperature and occasional rain. Waterproof clothing and additional layers are recommended to keep you comfortable in any weather.
Riding Equipment:
- Wear comfortable clothing suitable for motorcycle riding, including sunscreen, sunglasses, and appropriate protective gear such as a helmet, gloves, and a sturdy jacket. This will keep you safe and protected during the trip.
Swimsuit:
- Don't forget to bring a swimsuit to enjoy aquatic activities, such as swimming in the natural pools of Las Gachas or relaxing in hot springs.
Motorcycle:
- Ensure your motorcycle is in good condition and fully fueled for the trip. Perform a pre-trip check of brakes, lights, and tires to avoid any issues on the road.
Hydration and Snacks:
- Stay well-hydrated and pack snacks for quick energy boosts during the ride. Water bottles, energy bars, and fruits are ideal options to keep you active and healthy.
Navigation:
- Carry a map or a GPS device for navigation. Make sure you are familiar with the route and planned stops. This will help you stay on track and reach your destination without any issues.
Cultural Respect:
- Respect local customs and traditions at each stop. Show consideration towards the local people, participate in their cultural activities, and try to learn about their way of life. This will enrich your experience and allow you to connect more deeply with Colombian culture.
Physical Preparation:
- Some parts of the journey can be demanding, so make sure you are in good physical shape. Perform exercises and stretches beforehand to stay in optimal condition during the trip.
Safety:
- Always follow traffic rules and safety guidelines. Maintain a moderate speed, especially on winding and mountainous roads. Use hand signals to communicate with other riders and keep a safe distance.
Emergency Kit:
- Carry a small emergency kit with basic tools for quick repairs, a first aid kit, and a flashlight. Being prepared for any eventuality will give you greater peace of mind during the journey.
Documentation:
- Always carry your identification, driver's license, travel insurance, and any other important documents. Make sure to have both digital and physical copies in case of loss.
Communication:
- Keep your mobile phone charged and carry a portable charger. It is important to stay connected in case of emergencies and to coordinate with the group during the journey.
- Tatacoa Desert Stargazing: Spend an evening in the Tatacoa Desert for an unforgettable stargazing experience. The clear skies and minimal light pollution make it one of the best places in Colombia to observe celestial events and constellations.
- Visit to Las Lajas Sanctuary: Take a guided tour of the Las Lajas Sanctuary, marvel at its stunning Gothic architecture, and learn about its fascinating history and significance. The basilica's unique setting over a gorge makes it a popular site for both tourists and pilgrims.
- Exploring Popayán’s Historic Center: Enjoy a walking tour of Popayán’s well-preserved colonial architecture. Visit key landmarks such as the Cathedral of Popayán, the Iglesia de San Francisco, and the Parque Caldas, and explore local markets and shops for handcrafted goods.
- Cultural Experience in Pasto: Engage in local cultural experiences in Pasto, including visiting traditional markets, trying local delicacies like cuy (guinea pig), and attending one of the city's colorful festivals if your visit coincides with one.
- Guided Tour of San Agustín Archaeological Park: Join a guided tour of San Agustín Archaeological Park to gain in-depth knowledge about the ancient statues and tombs. The tour will provide context on the history and significance of these mysterious monuments.
- Mocoa Waterfalls Visit: Take a hike to the spectacular waterfalls near Mocoa. Popular spots include the Cascada del Fin del Mundo, where you can enjoy refreshing natural pools and scenic views.
- Rumichaca International Bridge Crossing: Visit the Rumichaca International Bridge to explore the cultural exchange between Colombia and Ecuador. Take photos, enjoy the local border town’s atmosphere, and learn about the region’s cross-border interactions.
- Cali: Experience Cali's vibrant salsa culture by taking a salsa dance class or attending a live salsa music performance. Enjoy the city's energetic tlife and perhaps even visit a salsa club to see the locals in action.
- Armero Memorial Visit: Pay a visit to the Armero memorial sites to learn about the 1985 volcanic eruption and its impact on the community. Reflect on the history and resilience of the local people through guided visits to memorials and museums.
- Gigante: Participate in community activities in Gigante, such as local crafts workshops or food tasting sessions. Engage with the friendly locals to learn about their traditions and way of life in this picturesque town.
cULTURE EXPECTATION
Colombia’s Caribbean coast has a rich history, marked by a mix of indigenous, African and Spanish influences. This region, once marked by conflict and drug trafficking, has become a symbol of cultural pride. The warmth, hospitality and joy of its people is matched only by the vibrancy of its music, dance and festivals, making this trip as much a cultural exploration as an adventure.
Location Map
Map view of destination locations.
This tour covers a combination of terrain, including mountainous regions, long coastal roads and lush valleys. Expect a combination of smooth paved roads, winding mountain passes, and some unpaved sections that will test your driving skills.
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ITINERARY
Day 1 Itinerary: Medellín to Cartago
Trampoline of Death: 14-Day Motorcycle Tour
Duration: 14 Days, 13 Nights
Region: Southwestern and Central Colombia
Places: Buga - Palmira - Popayán - Pasto - Mocoa - San Agustín - Gigante - Tatacoa Desert
Brief Description:Embark on the ultimate motorcycle journey through Colombia's diverse landscapes, from the lush coffee region to the intense jungles and mystical deserts. This tour challenges the brave on the infamous Trampoline of Death and offers a deep dive into Colombia's rich culture, dramatic history, and stunning natural beauty. With stops in vibrant cities, serene villages, and historic sites, you'll experience the true heart of Colombia on two wheels.
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Itinerary
Medellín: Early in the morning, the adventure begins in vibrant Medellín. We will meet at a designated point to check the equipment, get to know your motorcycle, and receive a brief orientation on the route, riding modes, and traffic rules. Make sure you have everything you need for the trip before departing.
Ride: We will ride approximately 280 km on winding paved roads with impressive views of the Antioquian mountains as we descend into the fertile valleys of Antioquia. Temperatures will vary between warm and temperate, so it is advisable to wear comfortable and fresh clothing.
Cartago: A city known for its vibrant culture and rich history. After settling into a charming hotel, you can explore Cartago's colonial architecture, visit the main square, and enjoy the local cuisine with a delicious "arroz atollado," a combination of rice with different meats and vegetables, a typical dish of the region.
Day 2 Itinerary: Cartago to Buga
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Cartago: We start the day with a typical breakfast in Cartago. After breakfast, we will do a brief inspection of our motorcycles and meet at 8:00 am to begin the ride.
Ride: Today we will ride through the lush landscapes of the Coffee Triangle, covering approximately 260 km with some off-road sections. We will make stops in colorful coffee towns like Quimbaya, Montenegro, and Armenia, the capital of Quindío, where we will immerse ourselves in the heart of Colombia's coffee culture. We will also stop in Pijao, a charming town that seems frozen in time, to have lunch with a tamale. Tamales are a tradition passionately celebrated in Pijao, filled with meat, chicken, vegetables, and spices. Then, we will head to Tuluá before ending the day in Buga. Temperatures will be warm and temperate, so it is advisable to wear comfortable and fresh clothing.
Buga: Home to the famous Basilica of the Lord of Miracles, a pilgrimage site attracting visitors from all over the country. After arriving, we can explore the town and its architectural gems before checking into a charming eco-lodge.
Day 3 Itinerary: Buga to Palmira
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Buga: We will start the day early with a breakfast of pandebonos. After breakfast, we will do a brief inspection of our motorcycles and meet at 8:00 am to begin our journey. Quick fact: Buga is known as the "Lady City" for being one of the oldest cities in Colombia.
Ride: The ride will be about 200 km with paved sections and some off-road parts. We will pass through charming towns in the Valle del Cauca like Darien or Dapa, hidden gems with panoramic views of the Valle del Cauca. We will also cross Cali, the world capital of salsa, where we will have a typical "Sancocho de Gallina" for lunch. If time permits, you can immerse yourself in the rhythm of the city before riding to Palmira for a restful night. Temperatures will be warm, so it is advisable to wear fresh clothing.
Palmira: A charming city in the Valle del Cauca with great cultural wealth and stunning landscapes of sugarcane plantations. After arriving and settling into a charming hotel, we will have a delicious traditional dinner. You can explore this charming city at your own pace, enjoy its lively streets, and meet its friendly inhabitants.
Day 4 Itinerary: Palmira to Popayán
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Palmira: We will start the day with a good typical breakfast and an encouraging cup of coffee. After breakfast, we will do a brief inspection of our motorcycles and meet at 9:00 am to begin the day's ride.
Ride: We will travel through the picturesque sugarcane fields of the Valle del Cauca, covering approximately 190 km. Today we will have altitude variations between 1000 m and 1800 m. We will stop in Santander de Quilichao, a town known for its rich Afro-Colombian heritage. Temperatures will be warm and temperate, so it is advisable to wear comfortable and fresh clothing.
Popayán: Known as the White City, famous for its well-preserved colonial architecture and deep-rooted cultural traditions. Upon arriving in Popayán and after checking into a cozy local hotel, you can explore the city, visit its colonial churches, and enjoy the local gastronomy with a pork roast for dinner, a common dish in this area.
Day 5 Itinerary: Popayán to Pasto
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Popayán: After an early breakfast with empanadas and pandebonos in Popayán, we will do a brief inspection of our motorcycles and meet at 8:00 am to begin a new journey.
Ride: Today our route heads south of the country, crossing into the Nariño department. The road will take us through mountainous landscapes, indigenous villages, and large suspension bridges. We will cover approximately 250 km on this day. It will be an ascent to the capital of Nariño, so temperatures will vary between temperate and cold due to the altitude, so it is advisable to wear warm and comfortable clothing.
Pasto: We will arrive in Pasto, a city nestled in the Andes, known for its vibrant festivals and beautiful churches. After arriving, we will check into a warm local hotel. You can explore the city and its vibrant cultural atmosphere. For dinner, we can enjoy a delicious roasted guinea pig, a very common dish in this area of the country.
Day 6 Itinerary: Rest Day or Exploration in Pasto
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Rest or Exploration: Spend the day exploring Pasto at your own pace. Visit the historic center, local markets, and immerse yourself in the Andean charm of the city.
Exploration Options:
- Laguna de la Cocha: A scenic drive from Pasto takes you to this stunning high-altitude lake, surrounded by lush vegetation. Enjoy a boat ride or simply admire the serene landscapes.
- Santuario de Las Lajas: Travel to Ipiales to visit the awe-inspiring Santuario de Nuestra Señora del Rosario de Las Lajas, a neo-Gothic church built into a cliffside above the Guáitara River. This pilgrimage site is one of Colombia’s most iconic landmarks, offering breathtaking views and rich history.
- Puente Internacional de Rumichaca: Located near the Santuario de Las Lajas, this historic bridge marks the border between Colombia and Ecuador. It spans the Guáitara River, which cuts through a dramatic canyon, and has served as a key crossing point between the two nations for centuries.
Day 7 Itinerary: Pasto to Mocoa (The Trampoline of Death)
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Pasto: We will start the day with an early breakfast in Pasto. After breakfast, we will do a brief inspection of our motorcycles and meet at 8:00 am to start the exciting adventure of the day.
Ride: Prepare for an exhilarating ride on the infamous Trampoline of Death, a narrow and challenging road that offers thrills and impressive views of the Amazon rainforest. We will cover approximately 150 km with long off-road sections. Temperatures will be warm and humid, so it is advisable to wear fresh and safe clothing and have rain gear on hand.
Mocoa: We will arrive in Mocoa, the gateway to the Amazon. Upon arrival in this charming town, you will be greeted by the serenity of the jungle. After checking into a cozy mountain hotel, you can explore this charming town at your own pace. For dinner, it will be a pleasure to try the typical "Maito de pescado," one of Mocoa's most emblematic dishes. It is prepared by wrapping fresh fish in leaves and grilling it with jungle spices and herbs. The result is a juicy fish full of natural flavors of the jungle.
Day 8 Itinerary: Rest Day in Mocoa
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Rest or Exploration: We start the day with breakfast in Mocoa. Today is a rest day to discover the natural wonders of Mocoa, including the impressive Fin del Mundo waterfall. Explore the local culture and history, or simply relax and recharge for the journey ahead. Mocoa is known for its biodiversity, waterfalls, and indigenous traditions.
Day 9 Itinerary: Mocoa to San Agustín
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Mocoa: We start the day with breakfast, including "envueltos de choclo." After breakfast and a brief inspection of our motorcycles, we will meet at 8:00 am to begin our route and leave this charming town behind.
Ride: We leave the jungle behind and will cover approximately 220 km uphill to the historic town of San Agustín. It will be a route full of landscapes with lush vegetation and adorned by coffee farms. We will stop in Pitalito, known for its vibrant coffee farms, where we will have a delicious "Ajiaco" for lunch. Ajiaco is a soup with a mix of vegetables and chicken. Temperatures will be temperate, so it is advisable to wear comfortable clothing.
San Agustín: We will arrive in San Agustín, home to one of the most important archaeological sites in Colombia, where ancient stone statues tell stories of lost civilizations. We will check into a charming boutique hotel, and afterward, you can explore this magical town at your own pace.
Day 10 Itinerary: San Agustín to Gigante
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San Agustín: We will start the day with an early breakfast in San Agustín. After breakfast, we will do a brief inspection of our motorcycles and meet at 8:00 am to explore the archaeological wonders of San Agustín before heading towards the town of Gigante.
Ride: Today we will cover approximately 140 km on paved roads with panoramic views of the beautiful landscapes of Huila. We will pass through Garzón, a town famous for its waterfalls and friendly inhabitants. Here, we will have a delicious "arroz tapado" for lunch. This dish is made with white rice and a sauce of shredded chicken, mushrooms, bell peppers, and onions. Temperatures will be warm and temperate, so it is advisable to wear comfortable and fresh clothing.
Gigante: Known as the cocoa capital of Colombia, it is one of the most touristic towns in Colombia, thanks to its impressive views and the magic of its artisans. We will check into a cozy boutique hotel, and afterward, you can stroll through its colorful streets, visit its viewpoints, and enjoy a delicious lechona for dinner.
Day 11 Itinerary: Gigante to Villavieja - Desierto de la Tatacoa
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Gigante: In the morning, you will have some time for a final look at Gigante. We will have a typical breakfast and then meet at 10:00 am to start the journey.
Ride: We will ride through the picturesque landscapes of the Huila department, stopping in Neiva to enjoy a traditional lunch. Neiva is known for its lively atmosphere and riverside parks. We will cover approximately 170 km, mostly on paved roads. It will be a serene route, but temperatures will be warm, so it is advisable to wear fresh clothing.
Villavieja - Tatacoa Desert: We will continue to the surreal Tatacoa Desert, where you will witness one of the most spectacular starry skies in Colombia. We will check into a local accommodation, and after dinner with stewed goat or lamb, a typical dish of the area, you can enjoy the night observing the stars in the Paleontological and Astronomical Capital of Colombia.
Day 12 Itinerary: Villavieja - Desierto de la Tatacoa to Ibagué
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Villavieja - Tatacoa Desert: In the morning, explore the unique desert terrain and its paleontological discoveries, enjoy a typical breakfast, and prepare for the day's journey. We will meet at 9:30 am to depart.
Ride: We will depart for Ibagué, covering approximately 220 km. This route will take us through beautiful landscapes of the Tolima department. We will stop in Neiva, a capital known for its lively atmosphere and riverside parks, where we will have a delicious "asado huilense" for lunch. Temperatures will be warm, so it is advisable to wear fresh clothing.
Ibagué: We will continue our journey to Ibagué, a city nestled in the foothills of the Andes. We will arrive in Ibagué, known as the Musical Capital of Colombia. We will stay in a cozy local hotel and then enjoy a good typical dinner accompanied by traditional Colombian music.
Day 13 Itinerary: Ibagué to Doradal
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Ibagué: We will start the day early in the morning with a hearty typical breakfast. After breakfast, we will do a brief inspection of our motorcycles and meet at 8:00 am to begin our journey, saying goodbye to the musical capital of Colombia.
Ride: We will travel through the lush region of Tolima, covering approximately 260 km. We will have various elevations on paved roads that reveal unique landscapes at every turn. We will make a stop in Armero, a city with a tragic past that is now a powerful symbol of resilience. We will then continue our journey to Doradal, a town nestled in the tropical lowlands. Temperatures will be warm, so it is advisable to wear fresh clothing.
Doradal: Doradal is a picturesque and tropical town known as the "Santorini of Colombia" for its charming neighborhood of white houses and cobbled streets that recreate a Mediterranean atmosphere. We will stay in a cozy quality hotel with a refreshing pool, perfect for Doradal's heat. The dinner will include fried fish accompanied by patacones, a typical dish of the area. For meat lovers, the cuts here are also a delight, as it is a region with significant livestock production. You can stroll through the town's streets and dine in a Mediterranean atmosphere.
Day 14 Itinerary: Doradal to Medellín
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Doradal: In the morning, after a good typical Paisa breakfast, we will prepare for our final journey back to Medellín. We will meet at 10:00 am.
Ride: We will depart for Medellín, covering approximately 180 km. This route will be an ascent through the green hills of Antioquia. We will make a stop in Cocorná, a peaceful town surrounded by waterfalls and lush vegetation, where we will have a hearty "bandeja paisa" for lunch in a restaurant with an impressive panoramic view of the mountains. Temperatures will vary between warm and temperate, so it is advisable to wear comfortable and fresh clothing. Upon arriving in Medellín, we will complete our epic journey through some of the most diverse and beautiful regions of Colombia. This incredible adventure ends with unforgettable memories of a trip that has taken you through the most impressive landscapes of the country.
Trampoline Of Death
STARTING PRICE: $1,120 USD
| All-Inclusive Guided Tours | Rental | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Description | All-Inclusive Tours | Self-Guided | |
| Base Tour Package | $5,800 USD | $1,120 USD | |
| Group Discount | (10% Discount) | (5% Discount) | BOOK ONLINE |
All-Inclusive Tours Include: Fully Loaded Adventure Motorcycle, Helmet, Jacket, Gloves, Gear Bundle, Gas, Private Guide, Hotel (if required), Breakfast (if required), Gear Storage, Tool Kit, Medical Insurance
Self-Guided Tours Include: Fully Loaded Adventure Motorcycle, Helmet, Jacket, Gloves, Rain Jacket, Optional Tool-Kit & Medical Insurance.
Pricing: Listed in US Dollars due to the instability of the Colombian Peso.
Not Included: Lunch, Dinner, Alcoholic Beverages & Passenger Expenses
- Adventure motorcycle: Motorcycles that are easy to ride, with premium accessories and extras (360° protection, auxiliary adventure lights, adventure windshield, 45 liter top box, premium cell phone holder, wireless / USB charger (fast charging), maintenance performed by professionals.)
- Protective Equipment: including helmet and gloves & jacket
- Unlimited Mileage / km
- Fuel
- Insurance: Basic emergency medical insurance (SOAT)
- Tool Kit: Tire repair kit including electric air pump and inner tubes.
- Support: 24-hour customer service for any need or emergency during the trip.
- Gear: Extra Riding Jacket & Helmet
- Rain Protection: Disposable suits
- Safety: Reflective safety vests
- Tools: Full Adventure tool Kit
- Storage: Dry-Bags & More
- Luggage: Rok Straps and Bands
- Service: Optional full vehicle service and maintenance calibration.
- Tires: Optional install of new tires of your choice.
- Brakes: Optional install
- Filters: Optional Install of new air filter
- Delivery: Pick-up & Delivery Option
- Private Guide: Looking to hire a private or local guide, ask us and we can offer you a private guide for your self guided trip.
Colombia Adventure RIding Overview
(All-Inclusive Tours)
Every motorcycle adventure tour we offer starts and concludes in the lively and secure city of Medellin, Colombia, where you'll find a variety of hotels, restaurants, and attractions.
Preparation Before Departure
Before you set off on your adventure, we’ll provide you with a briefing on the road regulations in Colombia, local traditions, and essential etiquette. You'll also receive training on how to operate a pre-programmed GPS device, along with a packet that includes hotel vouchers, daily maps, points of interest, local highlights, and hidden gems to customize your trip.
On Departure Day
When your departure day arrives, you will be supplied with your adventure motorcycle, fully equipped with a waterproof luggage system, a first aid kit, spare inner tubes (or a tire repair kit), tools, and a prepaid mobile phone for assistance. We will conduct a comprehensive vehicle inspection to ensure everything is in working order, and you'll be informed about emergency procedures.
Experience the Adventure
Our tours are crafted to navigate well-maintained roads with light traffic and include scheduled stops along the way. You’re encouraged to discover at your own pace, taking the chance to capture photos and engage with the welcoming locals in safe, off-the-beaten-path locations.
Support and Monitoring
Our team will monitor your journey through GPS and is available by phone for assistance with route adjustments, roadside emergencies, or any other support you may need.
Weather Conditions
Be prepared for a range of weather conditions, with temperatures varying from chilly in the higher altitudes to warm or hot in the lower areas. Rain can occur, particularly during certain months and in specific regions.
Lodging:
Our all-inclusive tours feature nightly accommodations with private or shared rooms. While most of our lodging options are private, there may be instances—particularly in remote areas or with larger groups—where shared rooms are necessary. However, shared room arrangements are typically optional, and if you are traveling with a passenger, we ensure comfortable accommodations suited to your preference.
Meals:
Each tour includes a hearty breakfast every morning, with select snacks and beverages offered in certain locations. We intentionally do not include lunch or dinner in the tour package to allow for personal preferences in food quality and choice. At every stop, we’ll recommend local dining options based on your tastes, guiding you toward both familiar favorites and authentic Colombian dishes that enrich your travel experience. Colombia offers a variety of regional specialties, and part of the journey is indulging in these culinary delights as you explore different parts of the country.
Preparation and Packing
We will supply you with comprehensive packing lists and preparation instructions. It’s advisable to have a basic understanding of motorcycle maintenance and repairs before your tour begins.
BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY
Multi-Day Motorcycle Tours & Rentals
- Full Refund: We do not allow full refunds on our tour purchases.
- Tour Deposit (Cancellations): Due to the fact we pre-book hotel bookings we will not refunded your motorcycle deposit for tour cancellations.
- Rental Deposit (Cancellations): Due to our pre-booked motorcycles & tour schedules, our motorcycle deposits are only refundable after your rental period is completed without damages, purposes and a full tank of gas.
- Trip Cancellation Insurance: 5% of the tour cost, payable at booking.
- Insurance Coverage: Provides credit towards a future tour with us.
Reason for policy: Tours and accommodations are pre-booked sometimes months in advance, necessitating confirmed motorcycle availability for all our clients.
Covered Cancellation Scenarios
Credit given if cancellation is due to:
- Cancellation with our Insurance Coverage policy
- Extreme sickness, accidental injury, or death (documentation required).
- Involvement in a traffic accident on the way to the tour or before
(police report needed). - Adverse situations affecting the ability to join the tour
(war, terrorism, natural disasters, strikes).
Additional Notes
Colombia Motorcycle Rental & Tour reserves the right to cancel your tour based on the legitimacy or illegitimacy of each rider’s experience level based on intake form. .
Each rider must come equipped with:
- Valid motorcycle driver’s license.
- Information on their experience levels.
- Honest details about themselves, including where they are from and any other required information required during our booking process.
Contact Information
For inquiries or additional information:
Email: tom@colombiamotorcycletour.com
WhatsApp: +57 300 765 5093
USA Phone: +1 415-663-7355
Company Information:
Registered Colombian Travel Agency
SG Enterprises CO. SAS
NIT: 901567840.
RNT: Registro No. 167587