Cycling Tours in Colombia

Selected and Curated Journeys.

Small-group. Fully supported. Curated routes, designed by us, ridden by us, supported end to end.

Where We Ride

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.

Ride with us

Private & Reserved

Private

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, vetted and vouched for before they’re offered. Alto de Letras and Alto El Sifón can be combined in one trip, with a shorter, flat day between the two climbs. 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.

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Reserved

For travelers who want the complete version, everything included, nothing left to arrange.

Limited departures each season, up to eight riders plus both founders. The itinerary is set stage by stage, on and off the bike. One team member for every two riders, a dedicated soigneur for the full trip, professional photography, and both founders riding with the group.

One table at the end of every stage, the same small group around it.

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Alto del Sifón: 88.2 km / 54.8 mi, the longest climb ever used in a UCI race  ·  Coffee Heartlands: 6 rides, 436 km / 271 mi through the UNESCO Coffee Cultural Landscape  ·  Unseen Savannah: 3,900 m / 12,793 ft of climbing on Bogotá’s high plateau  ·  Alto de Letras: 80.7 km / 50.1 mi of climbing, 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
Why Colombici?
01

Founder-Led, to a Global Standard

Colombici is founder-owned and run day to day, with no third party between you and the people who built the trip. Van, driver, and mechanic are all qualified through the Federación Colombiana de Ciclismo.

02

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.

03

Hyper-Local Insight

Maya Blanco and Pan Yamboonruang live in Bogotá. Every route is ridden and tested by them before it's offered to a guest, with the hotels, stops and partners vetted and vouched for.

“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., Switzerland
How We Work

Details you can only learn by living here.

Every Colombici journey is designed route by route. We ride and test each one before it's offered, and we choose the hotels ourselves. The itinerary, the pace and the rest day are shaped around the group riding it. A support car, driver and mechanic travel with every trip. A few times a year, Maya Blanco and Pan Yamboonruang host a departure themselves. No trip runs past ten riders: small groups get more attention, not a bigger group photo.