Selected and Curated Journeys.
Small-group. Fully supported. Curated routes, designed by us, ridden by us, supported end to end.
Colombia is a cycling country. The Colombian Andes split into three ranges, each has its own personality. The roads through the Coffee Heartlands, El Sifón, the Sabana de Bogotá, and the Caribbean's Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta are some of the best in the world to ride.
Curated routes, designed by us, ridden by us, supported end to end.
Two ways to ride
Private & Reserved
For travelers who want Colombia on their own dates, with their own people, at their own level.
It starts with a call, not a form. The routes are ours, ridden and tested before they’re offered. What moves is the shape of them: distance, pace, and where the rest days fall, set to the riders in your group. Hotels, transfers and the full itinerary are arranged before you land.
Your own support vehicle, behind a group that’s only yours.
For travelers who want the complete version, everything included, nothing left to arrange.
A few dates a year, capped at eight riders. The itinerary is set and curated stage by stage, on and off the bike. Two riders to every team member, a dedicated soigneur for the full trip, professional photography, and both founders riding it with the group.
One table at the end of every stage, the same small group around it.
Private
Your Own TermsYour dates, your people, your level. Choose a route, we shape the distance and pace around your group. Hotels and itinerary arranged.
Explore Private → Everything IncludedReserved
Limited SeatsThe complete version, nothing left to arrange. A few fixed dates a year, up to 8 riders plus the founders, who ride it with you.
Explore Reserved →
Signature
Into Coffee Heartlands
Six rides. Five departments. Bogotá to Filandia via El Sifón. One country at full volume.
6 rides · 7 nights / from $3,400
Explore Colombia's Coffee Heartlands →
World's Longest Climb
Road to El Sifón
One road that unveils a nation. From valleys to páramo, four climate zones.
2 rides · 3 nights / from $1,600
Ride to the Summit of Colombia →
Staff Pick
Unseen Savannah
Road cycling across the Sabana de Bogotá's high plateau.
3 rides · 3 nights / from $990
Discover Sabana de Bogotá →
New
Coffee Heartlands: Select
A slow escape disguised as a cycling trip.
3 rides · 3 nights / from $1,200
Escape to Coffee Heartlands: Select →
Legendary
Iconic Alto de Letras
Colombia's most legendary climb.
3 rides · 3 nights / from $1,400
Climb Alto de Letras →
Wellness
Sea to Sierra
From Caribbean beaches to Colombia's sacred mountains.
2 rides · 3 nights / from $1,350
Ride Colombia's Coast →
New
El Retiro: Origins
Home of the makers, artisans, and the Escarabajos' origins. Scarab Cycles visit included.
3 rides · 3 nights / from $1,350
Ride the Escarabajos' Origins →
Villa de Leyva Getaway
A place frozen in time.
3 rides · 2 nights / from $990
Visit Villa de Leyva →
Founder-Led, to a Global Standard
Colombici is founder-owned and personally run, no handoffs, no third party between you and the people who actually built the trip. Van, driver, and mechanic are all qualified through the Federación Colombiana de Ciclismo.
Small by Intention
A cap of ten riders, one van, one dining table, on every trip. That's a staff ratio of at least three to one, closer to two to one on our flagship route, soigneur, driver, and mechanic all on hand.
Hyper-Local Insight
Maya and Pan live in Bogotá and ride the roads most operators skip. Every route is tested by them before it's ever offered to a guest.
“What an amazing experience! Cycling in Colombia was one of the highlights of my trip. Friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about both cycling and the local culture. The route was beautiful, well organized, and suitable. I highly recommend this experience to anyone looking for an authentic adventure in Colombia. Thanks again.”
Dylan B., SwitzerlandDetails you can only learn by living here.
Every Colombici journey is curated, not templated. The route is one we've ridden and tested ourselves, before it's ever offered to a guest. The hotels are chosen by us, not pulled from a directory. The itinerary, the pace, the day you rest, is built around the group actually riding it, not a fixed script. A support car, driver, and mechanic travel with every trip. A few times a year, Maya and Pan host a departure themselves. Either way, no trip runs past ten riders. That's the point, not a limitation, small groups get more attention, not a bigger group photo.