Curated Cycling Holidays in Colombia

Small-group and private cycling journeys designed by the founders who live and ride here. The Andes, the Coffee Heartlands, El Sifón. Chosen because there's no better way to know Colombia than from the saddle.

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“Beautiful ride, excellent organization in breathtaking nature; this is something every cyclist should do at least once, and Colombici is the right partner to arrange this for you.” – René L., Netherlands.

“Beautiful ride, excellent organization in breathtaking nature; this is something every cyclist should do at least once, and Colombici is the right partner to arrange this for you.” – René L., Netherlands.

Fully Supported

Private

Your Own Terms

Any route below, your dates, your group. Support car, driver, roadbook, hotels booked, ready when you are.

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Reserved

Limited Seats

Marquee events, a few times a year. Founder-hosted, eight to ten riders, fixed dates.

Launching Q4 2026
The Sifón Climb: 88 km / 55 mi, the longest paved climb ever raced   ·   Coffee Heartlands: 6 rides, ~550 km / 342 mi through Colombia’s UNESCO coffee region   ·   Road to El Sifón: 166 km / 103 mi across four climate zones   ·   Unseen Savannah: ~3,900 m / 12,800 ft of climbing on Bogotá’s high plateau   ·   Alto de Letras: ~80 km / 50 mi, tropical lowland to páramo   ·   Sea to Sierra: Caribbean coast to the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in one ride   ·   El Retiro: Antioquia’s climbing culture, three days from one base   ·   Villa de Leyva: Bogotá’s savannah to Boyacá’s colonial town

Our Curated Routes

Into Coffee Heartlands

Cyclists climbing a mountain road toward Alto El Sifón
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Eje Cafetero Colombia's most complete journey, ridden in six days

Road to El Sifón

Three cyclists riding a winding mountain road with green hills and mountains behind them
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Los Nevados One road that unveils many Colombias

Unseen Savannah

Rolling green hills, a large lake, and distant mountains under a partly cloudy sky
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Sabana de Bogotá Road cycling across the Sabana de Bogotá's high plateau

Iconic Alto de Letras

View from Alto de Letras across the high páramo
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Los Nevados Colombia's most legendary climb

Sea to Sierra

Beachfront resort view on Colombia's Caribbean coast
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Caribbean & Sierra Nevada Caribbean to the mountains

El Retiro: Origins

Cyclist in Antioquia's rolling highland countryside
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Antioquian Highlands The beating pulse of Colombian cycling culture

Villa de Leyva Getaway

Aerial view of Villa de Leyva's colonial architecture and surrounding valley
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Boyacá Valleys A place frozen in time
Where in Colombia
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Why Colombici

01

Founder-Led, to a Global Standard

Founder-owned and personally involved end to end. No handoffs, no layers. Professional drivers, a support vehicle on the road every stage, and a safety standard built to match the operators we grew up traveling with. Years of living and planning travel across five continents set the bar. Colombia is where we hold ourselves to it.

02

Small by Intention

A cap of ten riders, one van, one dining table. A staff ratio of two to one, more attention for every rider. Small is deliberate.

03

Hyper-Local Insight

We live here, and we ride here, year-round. We know which climbs ride best in each season and where to stop along the way. Every route is one we've ridden and tested ourselves, before it's ever offered to you.

Read the “Colombia in Motion” manifesto →

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Designed and led by the people behind Colombici.

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How Did Alto de Patios Become the World's Most Attempted Climb? Featured
Cycling Destinations · Jul 13, 2026

How Did Alto de Patios Become the World’s Most Attempted Climb?

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