BEER TOURS · COLOMBIA
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 9 colombia beer tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Follow Pablo Escobar’s story across Medellín with an English- or Spanish-speaking guide. Visit his former neighborhood, tomb, Griselda Blanco’s grave, Inflexión Park, and the rooftop where he died. Transport from Poblado Park and a beer or water are included.
“Good to tour to get an idea about the history of Pablo. Well explained and visited the major places in the city”
Spend three hours visiting Bogotá breweries and bars, starting with Tapazo and a look at Colombia’s beer past. Taste a bottle, five pints or glasses, and samples, with stops linked to Huitaca, Manigua, Medellin, and a final bar with a wide beer list. Guides include Melissa, Cristian, Andrea, and others.
“Luciani was a great guide! He was very knowledgeable and personable, and a genuinely cool person. The locations that were chosen for the tour were all very nice and places I likely wouldn’t have been able to find on my own. The food and drinks were also top notch. I definitely recommend this tour!”
Spend four hours riding Medellin with a bilingual guide such as Tomas, Juan Esteban, Ronald, or Michael. Visit Pueblito Paisa, Plaza Botero, La Alpujarra, river parks, and local bike paths, with a typical snack and your choice of fresh juice or local beer.
“Son 3-4 horas de adrenalina, nuestro guía Ronald fue muy paciente y amable… recomiendo ampliamente hacerlo en bicicleta eléctrica y que es súper demandante.”
Ride through central Medellín with bilingual guides such as Tomás, Juan, Felipe, or Michael. Expect cycling paths, one notable hill, Pueblito Paisa views, Plaza Botero, local history, an empanada or similar snack, and a beer or juice stop.
“We had an amazing time on the 4-hour bike tour around Medellín! The guide was incredibly knowledgeable, sharing fascinating insights about the city’s history, culture, and vibrant neighborhoods. The tour took us through areas we likely wouldn’t have explored on our own, giving us a unique perspective on Medellín’s charm and transformation over the years. The pace was perfect, with plenty of stops to take in the sights and ask questions. The guide was attentive and made sure everyone felt safe and comfortable throughout the ride. It was a fantastic way to see so much of the city in just a few hours, and we left with a deeper appreciation…”
Spend about three hours learning and playing tejo, Colombia’s national sport of metal discs, targets, and small explosions. A private guide such as Luis, Lorena, Cristian, or Valery may lead the evening, with hotel pickup, drop-off, four beers per person, a reserved tejo field, and insurance included.
“My husband and I had the best time playing Tejo! Our guide Valery provided us with an amazing experience. The location where we played was very authentic and local. We hope to come back and play again!”
Join Aeroturex in El Poblado for a three-hour chiva-style party bus ride with crossover music, a live DJ, unlimited beer, city stops, and photo opportunities. Guides such as Eugene, Isa, and Yuda help keep the bus moving, dancing, and social.
“everyone was engaged. it was fun all of us dancing and cheering the whole way. the stops were great as well. no complaints whatsoever.”
Meet at Caffé Lunático beneath the Tres Guerreras mural for a two-hour tasting led in English or Spanish. You will sample Colombian craft beers, learn how they are made, and pair them with ceviche or a sandwich. Guides such as Laura and Dani bring warmth and clear beer know-how.
“My partner and I really loved and enjoyed the beer tasting. I was hesitant because I am not a fan or beer, turns out I am a sweet stout fan. We really recommend the beer tasting!”
Meet your English or Spanish-speaking guide by the fountain under a yellow umbrella, then learn tejo at El Chorro de Quevedo. Over 150 minutes, you’ll play several short rounds, taste four Colombian beers, share traditional picadas, and hear the story behind this noisy national sport.
“Fantastic few hours with our guide Lorena, super flexible to change the venue due to heavy traffic. Tejo was so much made so much better by our awesome guide.”
Spend three hours with a guide such as Ana, visiting Botánico Pub, BBC Granada, and Antaño Cervecería. You’ll sample local craft beers, learn how to taste them, play drinking games, and meet a small group of up to eight people. Food and full-size drinks cost extra.
“I absolutely loved this craft beer tour in Cali! 🍻 Even though the tour was in Spanish (my mistake when booking), it turned out to be the best decision. I don’t really speak Spanish, but I understand quite a bit, and Ana was incredibly kind and patient. She spoke slowly so I could follow along, and when I didn’t understand something, she explained it in another way. We visited some amazing bars, learned about different local beer styles, how to taste them properly, and even played a super fun game that I got to take home with me. The atmosphere was friendly, relaxed, and full of laughter — even with…”
