PER MOTORCYCLE
Includes premium adventure motorcycle rental, bilingual private guide, secure luggage storage at our facility, essential travel equipment & riding gear.
PER MOTORCYCLE
Includes premium adventure motorcycle rental, secure luggage storage, essential travel equipment & riding gear, and comfortable hotel accommodations.
PER MOTORCYCLE
Includes premium adventure motorcycle rental, secure luggage storage at our facility, essential travel equipment & riding gear, Maps & Directions.
This 10-day off-road expedition is designed for riders seeking rugged terrain, cultural immersion, and true exploration.
The route takes you deep into the wild heart of Santander and parts of Boyacá, where compacted red-clay roads wind through emerald mining towns, remote pueblos, and colonial villages. Famous for its fast, flowing dirt tracks, Santander offers some of the best off-road riding in Colombia. But be prepared: just a little rain can transform these roads into slick, muddy challenges that test both skill and endurance. Along the way, you’ll pass through historic towns like Guadalupe, Socorro, and Barichara, each with its own charm, history, and welcoming small-town spirit.
A highlight of the journey is the descent into Chicamocha Canyon, one of Colombia’s most breathtaking natural landscapes, where dramatic cliffs, winding roads, and panoramic views combine for an unforgettable ride. Between rugged trails, waterfalls like Ventanas de Tisquizoque, and cultural experiences in towns such as San Vicente de Chucurí & Guadalupe, this tour is a true rally into Colombia’s wild side, built for adventurous riders eager to discover hidden corners of the eastern Andes.
Highlights: Guatapé Rock, Hacienda Nápoles (Doradal), Emerald country off-road to Otanche, Ventanas de Tisquizoque Waterfall, historic pueblos Vélez, Guadalupe, Socorro, Barichara, Zapatoca, and Los Santos, Las Gachas natural rock pools (near Guadalupe), Chicamocha Canyon National Park descent and views, Cascada Manchego and Cascada de los Caballeros (optional), San Gil (Adventure Capital of Colombia), San Vicente de Chucurí, and a high-speed highway return to Medellín.
Notes: Expect a mix of fast dirt trails, compact red-clay off-road sections, mixed terrain, and high-speed highway stretches. Weather can quickly change conditions, turning dry dust into mud, so riders should be prepared for all off-road scenarios. This is an experienced-level adventure, suitable for riders experienced with dirt, mud, and variable terrain, who also enjoy cultural stops in remote pueblos and historic towns.
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Our routes are designed for intermediate riders with some off-road experience. You don’t need to be an expert, but you should feel comfortable riding on different surfaces. About half of the route is on unpaved roads, so basic off-road training before the trip is recommended to improve your safety and riding enjoyment. This tour is not suitable for complete beginners, but we can customize or suggest more advanced routes for experienced riders.
You’ll ride on a mix of smooth paved roads, gravel and dirt tracks, dusty washboard surfaces, and rocky sections. The journey also takes you over high mountain passes, but we don’t stay at altitude long enough for altitude sickness to be a concern. Every day offers variety, with plenty of chances to stop, take in the views, and enjoy local sights.
We keep a relaxed and comfortable pace, always prioritizing safety and enjoyment. Expect about five to six hours of actual riding each day, with breaks for lunch, photos, and sightseeing. Including stops, you’ll spend around eight hours out exploring before settling in for the evening to unwind, stroll through town, and enjoy a good meal.
Colombia’s weather depends on altitude rather than seasons, making it an excellent year-round riding destination. Lowlands and coastal areas are warm to hot, with temperatures between 85–100°F (29–38°C), while high mountains can be cool or even near freezing at night. Rain showers can happen any time, especially in the mountains, and fog or snow is possible at higher elevations. Packing both breathable gear for hot days and warm layers for cooler areas will keep you comfortable.
A helmet, protective riding gear, gloves, and sturdy boots or shoes are required. Because northern regions can be hot year-round, we recommend lightweight gear with good ventilation, paired with warmer clothing for the mountains. Rain gear and an open dual-sport helmet with goggles for dusty conditions will make your ride much more enjoyable.
Your safety is our highest priority. Guided tours follow carefully planned routes within “green zones,” which are considered safe and stable. For rentals, we provide clear route recommendations and mark areas to avoid. With our guidance, you’ll find Colombia to be a safe, welcoming country where locals are friendly and always willing to help.
You’ll need a valid passport with at least six months’ validity, a motorcycle driver’s license, and an International Driver’s Permit. Visa requirements vary by nationality, so check with your local embassy or consulate before traveling. We also recommend consulting a travel doctor well in advance for immunization advice. If you are not a U.S. passport holder and are transiting through the United States, you may need an ESTA travel authorization.
All motorcycles come with basic medical insurance that covers injury to you and to third parties. This does not include coverage for material damage to third parties or damage to the motorcycle itself. Any damage to the motorcycle during your rental or tour is your responsibility.
Our tours include reliable, easy-to-ride fully equipped motorcycles, a personal bilingual guide with basic mechanical skills and tools, medical insurance, riding gear, rain jackets . Our tours take you deep into remote landscapes or vibrant towns for an authentic taste of Colombia few ever see.
You just need to pack smart. Bring one solid pair of riding boots (plus sandals if you want), lightweight and versatile clothing, and stick to merino wool for comfort in all climates. Keep luggage small and avoid overpacking, laundry is easy to arrange on the road. Skip heavy or bulky items, extra shoes, and anything you can’t afford to lose. The lighter you travel, the better your ride.
❌ Expensive Jewelry
❌ Expensive Personal Items
❌ Laptop Computers
❌ Excess Luggage
❌ US Dollars or Euros
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