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ColombiaStarts in Bogota4.9410 Google reviews, operator

Colombia – Bogotá to Villa de Leyva Adventure

  • 2 Days
  • Beginner
  • Intermediate
  • 400 km
  • Dual Sport
  • All Year Round

Overview

Ride from the vibrant capital of Bogotá into the heart of the Andean highlands on this scenic 2-day motorcycle adventure. Discover Colombia’s colonial charm as you journey to Villa de Leyva, one of the country’s most beautiful and historic towns. With winding mountain roads, breathtaking views, and authentic local cuisine, this all-inclusive tour combines adventure riding with cultural exploration. Perfect for riders seeking a quick but unforgettable escape from the city.

Highlights

Scenic ride through Andean highlands
Explore Villa de Leyva’s colonial streets
Visit the Terracotta House & Blue Lagoon
Discover ancient fossils and monasteries
Enjoy traditional Colombian cuisine
Bilingual guide/mechanic included
All meals, lodging, and fuel covered
End with a cold beer back in Bogotá
  1. DAY1

    Bogotá → Villa de Leyva (200km)

    Riding Hours: approx. 6 Approx. 200 km

    Start the day at 9 AM from Bogotá. Ride through the Andean highlands, passing lush valleys, mountain curves, and traditional villages. Enjoy scenic stops for photos and refreshments en route. Arrive in Villa de Leyva, a perfectly preserved colonial gem surrounded by cobblestone streets and whitewashed houses. Check into a boutique hotel and spend the evening exploring the Plaza Mayor and dining on local cuisine.

  2. DAY2

    Villa de Leyva → Bogotá (200km)

    Riding Hours: approx. 6 Approx. 200 km

    After breakfast, enjoy a guided tour of Villa de Leyva’s landmarks — monasteries, fossils, and artisanal shops. Visit nearby highlights such as the Terracotta House and Pozos Azules (Blue Lagoon). Have lunch before riding back to Bogotá via an alternate scenic route. Wrap up the journey with a cold beer upon arrival.
    Finish: around 5 PM.

    Looking for more routes? Check out all our Colombia motorcycle tours.

Tour itinerary

  1. DAY1

    Bogotá → Villa de Leyva (200km)

    Riding Hours: approx. 6 Approx. 200 km

    Start the day at 9 AM from Bogotá. Ride through the Andean highlands, passing lush valleys, mountain curves, and traditional villages. Enjoy scenic stops for photos and refreshments en route. Arrive in Villa de Leyva, a perfectly preserved colonial gem surrounded by cobblestone streets and whitewashed houses. Check into a boutique hotel and spend the evening exploring the Plaza Mayor and dining on local cuisine.

  2. DAY2

    Villa de Leyva → Bogotá (200km)

    Riding Hours: approx. 6 Approx. 200 km

    After breakfast, enjoy a guided tour of Villa de Leyva’s landmarks — monasteries, fossils, and artisanal shops. Visit nearby highlights such as the Terracotta House and Pozos Azules (Blue Lagoon). Have lunch before riding back to Bogotá via an alternate scenic route. Wrap up the journey with a cold beer upon arrival.
    Finish: around 5 PM.

    Looking for more routes? Check out all our Colombia motorcycle tours.

Your adventure starts in Bogota. The map below shows where this tour takes you, with the overnight stops and highlights along the way.
400 kmTotal riding distance
2Riding days
50% unpaved, Mountain Trails, Forest TrailsTerrain

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Indicative route. The real tracks follow the guide. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Route and Location

Your adventure starts in Bogota. The map below shows where this tour takes you, with the overnight stops and highlights along the way.
400 kmTotal riding distance
2Riding days
50% unpaved, Mountain Trails, Forest TrailsTerrain

The map is loaded from OpenStreetMap once you press the button.

Indicative route. The real tracks follow the guide. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Stay in a comfortable boutique hotel in Villa de Leyva, offering private rooms, local charm, and modern amenities. Selected lodgings reflect the town’s colonial architecture and provide a relaxing space to unwind after a day on the road.

Stay in a comfortable boutique hotel in Villa de Leyva, offering private rooms, local charm, and modern amenities. Selected lodgings reflect the town’s colonial architecture and provide a relaxing space to unwind after a day on the road.

Honda XR190cc dual sport (upgrade available)
Shared-room accommodation (private room +$50)
All meals
Off-bike activities (Terracotta House, Dinosaur Fossil, Blue Lagoon)
Gasoline
English/Spanish-speaking guides
Entrance fees to all attractions
Helmet and riding gloves
Flights
Personal expenses
Travel insurance
Alcoholic drinks
Anything not mentioned in What's included
Honda XR190cc dual sport (upgrade available)
Shared-room accommodation (private room +$50)
All meals
Off-bike activities (Terracotta House, Dinosaur Fossil, Blue Lagoon)
Gasoline
English/Spanish-speaking guides
Entrance fees to all attractions
Helmet and riding gloves
Flights
Personal expenses
Travel insurance
Alcoholic drinks
Anything not mentioned in What's included

Optional Extras

  • Honda XRE300 dual sport upgrade: $50 USD
  • Passenger: $138 USD
  • GoPro & helmet mount: $20 USD SD-card not included
  • Elbow & knee pads: $5 USD
  • Body Armor: $5 USD
  • Riding boots:  $10 USD
  • Full Gear: $15
  • Rain gear: $5 USD
  • **Tips for guides**

What to Bring

  • Driver's license
  • Passport
  • Sunscreen
  • Insect repellent
  • Long pants
  • Boots or closed-toed shoes
  • Swimsuit
  • Towel
  • Alcohol and souvenir money

Difficulty

Ideal for beginner to intermediate riders. Roads include paved mountain passes with some light gravel sections near Villa de Leyva.

Climate

Mild year-round. Expect daytime temperatures around 18–26°C (64–79°F). Evenings can be cooler in the mountains — bring a light jacket.

Clothing

Wear protective riding gear and comfortable layers for temperature changes. Bring riding gloves, sturdy shoes, and a rain poncho for brief showers.

Storage & Support

Secure luggage storage available at the Bogotá office.

Optional Extras

  • Honda XRE300 dual sport upgrade: $50 USD
  • Passenger: $138 USD
  • GoPro & helmet mount: $20 USD SD-card not included
  • Elbow & knee pads: $5 USD
  • Body Armor: $5 USD
  • Riding boots:  $10 USD
  • Full Gear: $15
  • Rain gear: $5 USD
  • **Tips for guides**

What to Bring

  • Driver's license
  • Passport
  • Sunscreen
  • Insect repellent
  • Long pants
  • Boots or closed-toed shoes
  • Swimsuit
  • Towel
  • Alcohol and souvenir money

Difficulty

Ideal for beginner to intermediate riders. Roads include paved mountain passes with some light gravel sections near Villa de Leyva.

Climate

Mild year-round. Expect daytime temperatures around 18–26°C (64–79°F). Evenings can be cooler in the mountains — bring a light jacket.

Clothing

Wear protective riding gear and comfortable layers for temperature changes. Bring riding gloves, sturdy shoes, and a rain poncho for brief showers.

Storage & Support

Secure luggage storage available at the Bogotá office.

Total Distance
400 KM
Comfort Rating
7/10
Duration
2 Days
Tour Availability
All Year Round
Min. Group Size
2 Riders
Max. Group size
12 Riders
Bike Type
Dual Sport
Difficulty Level
Beginner, Intermediate
Pillion Friendly?
Yes
Terrain
50% unpaved, Mountain Trails, Forest Trails, Gravel
Special Feature
includes-guide, mechanic-support, all-inclusive
Support level
Local Guide, Mechanic Support, Medical Support
Total Distance
400 KM
Comfort Rating
7/10
Duration
2 Days
Tour Availability
All Year Round
Min. Group Size
2 Riders
Max. Group size
12 Riders
Bike Type
Dual Sport
Difficulty Level
Beginner, Intermediate
Pillion Friendly?
Yes
Terrain
50% unpaved, Mountain Trails, Forest Trails, Gravel
Special Feature
includes-guide, mechanic-support, all-inclusive
Support level
Local Guide, Mechanic Support, Medical Support
Adrenaline Addicts offers adventure motorcycle tours and rentals in Colombia, with multiple locations, award-winning services, and a well-maintained Honda fleet.
Adrenaline Addicts offers adventure motorcycle tours and rentals in Colombia, with multiple locations, award-winning services, and a well-maintained Honda fleet.

Tour Information & Request

Duration2 days
CountryColombia
Starting pointBogota
MotorcycleHonda XR190
USD 399
per rider, incl. bike rental
4.9 · 410 reviewsOperator rating on Google, not this specific tour.
Starting Point
Bogota
Motorcycle
Honda XR190
Upcoming Departures
  • No payment required to request
  • The local operator confirms availability
  • You decide whether to proceed

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Questions about this tour

Can a passenger ride along?

Yes. The operator lists this tour as passenger friendly.

How many riders are in a group?

The operator lists up to 12 riders and a group size of 2.

What is included?

According to the operator: Honda XR190cc dual sport (upgrade available); Shared-room accommodation (private room +$50); All meals; Off-bike activities (Terracotta House, Dinosaur Fossil, Blue Lagoon); Gasoline; English/Spanish-speaking guides; Entrance fees to all attractions; Helmet and riding gloves.

Where do we stay?

Stay in a comfortable boutique hotel in Villa de Leyva, offering private rooms, local charm, and modern amenities. Selected lodgings reflect the town’s colonial architecture and provide a relaxing space to unwind after a day on the road.

How far is the tour?

The tour covers about 400 km in 2 days, according to the operator listing.

What is special about riding in Colombia?

Colombia packs three Andes ranges, jungle lowlands and two coastlines into one country, and the riding changes from day to day. Our tours run from one day rides near Bogota to a nine day Caribbean expedition, over mountain and forest trails, gravel and coastal roads.

Do I need a visa for Colombia?

Colombia exempts many nationalities from a visa for short tourist stays, but the rules change. Check the official Cancilleria website before you book.

What weather can I expect in Colombia?

Temperature follows altitude: about 14 C in Bogota against 27 C or more on the Caribbean coast. Pack warm layers for the high Andes.

Which licence do I need?

You need a valid motorcycle licence from your home country. An International Driving Permit is recommended if your licence is not in English or Spanish.

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