Private tours with expert guides who unlock the city’s hidden kitchens, untold histories, and best-kept secrets.
Explore Our ToursNo script. No checklist. Just a real day in Bogotá with someone who lives here. We take you to the places we actually go — where we eat breakfast, grab coffee, kill time in the park, meet friends, and stumble into the best meals of your trip.
Bogotá comes alive at night — and you’re not going to find the real spots on Google. We take you where the locals actually go: salsa clubs, rooftop bars, live music joints, mezcalerías, and late-night food that makes the whole night worth it.
Skip the tourist traps. Show up with someone who knows the doorman, knows the DJ, and knows exactly when each spot peaks. You’ll dance, eat, drink, and actually meet people — not just watch from the sidelines.
Book Your NightYour trip starts the second you walk out of the terminal — not when you finally figure out the city on your own. A local meets you at arrivals, handles the chaos, and your day begins immediately. No wasted time. No sitting in a hotel lobby wondering what to do.
Got a long layover? We’ll pick you up, store your luggage safely, show you the best of Bogotá, and get you back in time for your flight. Private driver or Uber — your call. Just tell us when you land and how many hours you have.
Or skip the hotel entirely — go straight from the airport to the best meal of your trip, a spa, or La Candelaria. We handle the luggage. You start living.
Book Your ArrivalStructured tours for those who want to go deep into Bogotá’s culture, food, and history with an expert guide.

Meet the chefs. Taste dishes that aren’t on the menu. Sit at tables most visitors never see.

Walk streets where 500 years of history are painted on the walls — your guide reads every layer.

3,152 meters above sea level. The entire city at your feet. Your guide tells the story of the sacred mountain most tourists miss.

From street empanadas to haute cuisine — taste your way through a city where every neighborhood eats differently.

Stand where Bolívar declared independence. Your guide is a sociologist with 25 years in Colombian cultural policy.
Bogotá, the way you never imagined it.Bacata Tours
Tell us what excites you — a coffee farm at sunrise, a graffiti artist’s studio, dinner in a chef’s home — and we’ll build it.
Design Your ExperienceEverything you need for a seamless and luxurious Bogotá experience.
Private vehicles with professional drivers. Explore at your own pace in absolute comfort.
Professional bodyguard services through certified local partners during transport and on-site.
Tailor-made experiences designed around your interests, schedule, and preferences.
Expert guides who speak multiple languages and bring deep local knowledge to every tour.
Experienced, caring, multilingual leaders who bring the love of their work to every experience in Bogotá.
She’ll take you off the trail and show you the Bogotá that exists between the mountains — part geographer, part storyteller.
A community leader who connects you with the people, not just the places. Birdwatching, eco-trails, local markets — she knows everyone.
25 years shaping Colombia’s cultural policy. Now he walks you through the history he helped preserve.
“We had an excellent tour guide who taught us how the African, Spanish and Indigenous cultures are connected. He gave us a lot of details in a really cool way. I also learned a lot about the food and architecture.”
“I would not have gone to Monserrate without the help and guidance of Bacata Tours. I really liked the anecdotes the tour guide told us, which made history come alive.”
“It was the first time I met a gastronomy expert. He knew the history of every dish. We went to places we would never have found on our own and we ate a lot of new things.”
Don’t plan it yourself. We bundle the best experiences into ready-made weekends — just pick one and show up.
Most of our guests come alone. That’s not a problem — it’s the whole point. You get a local friend from the moment you land. No awkward group dynamics. No waiting for strangers. Just you and Bogotá, on your terms.
Plan My Solo TripWe are committed to our clients and the environment, offering unforgettable experiences to those who want to know Bogotá in a safe, smart, and fun way.
A few things we tell every guest before they arrive.
Bogotá sits at 2,640 meters (8,660 ft). You may feel tired or short of breath for the first day or two. Take it easy, drink plenty of water, and skip the heavy drinking on night one. By day two you’ll feel normal.
It’s not tropical. Bogotá averages 14°C (57°F) year-round. Bring layers — mornings and evenings are cool, afternoons can be warm. Rain comes fast and without warning, so carry a light jacket.
Use Uber or InDriver, not street taxis. Don’t flash expensive phones or jewelry on the street. Stay aware in crowded areas. With a local guide, you’ll be in the right places at the right times — that’s the whole point.
Colombia uses the peso (COP). Credit cards work at most restaurants and shops. Street vendors and small places are cash only. ATMs are everywhere — use ones inside malls or banks. Your dollar goes far here.
Restaurants add a 10% voluntary tip (“propina voluntaria”) to the bill. You can say yes or no. For tour guides, $10–20 USD per day is generous and appreciated. No need to tip taxi or Uber drivers.
“Buenas” (casual hello), “La cuenta, por favor” (the check, please), “¿Cuánto cuesta?” (how much?), “Gracias, hermano” (thanks, bro). Bogotanos are friendly — they’ll appreciate any effort.
Tell us your dates and interests. We’ll send you a personalized itinerary within 24 hours.