4-day tour of Boyacá
- When
- Every day
- Where
- Tour de 4 días por Boyacá Get directions
- Price
- Check source
- Organizer
- Civitatis
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About this plan
A four day Boyaca trip is one of the most rewarding getaways you can take from Bogota. The tour leaves the capital and takes you through Andean landscapes, lakes, artisan villages and hot springs.
The journey begins with a drive into the heart of the region. Day two is all about Lake Tota, Colombia's highest navigable lake, where you can take a boat ride, try paragliding or go horseback riding. From there you visit Nobsa, the world capital of the ruana, then soak in the Paipa hot springs, stop at the Pantano de Vargas monument, and explore Mongui.
This trip is built for travelers who want to see several highlights without dealing with the logistics. Transport, lodging and a guide are all included. All you have to do is enjoy the road.
What to expect
- Four days exploring Boyaca
- Boat ride on Lake Tota
- Soak in the Paipa hot springs
- Visit to Nobsa and Mongui
- Daily departures from Bogota
Who it's for
Travelers who want to see the best of Boyaca in a few days, and anyone who loves nature, history and villages with a strong artisan tradition.
Tips
- Pack layers, Boyaca nights are cold
- Arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes early
- Bring sunscreen and a rain jacket
- Book early for high season like Holy Week and December
FAQ
How much does the 4 day Boyaca tour cost?
Pricing depends on the season and the operator. Check the current rate and payment options on the official source page.
Where does the tour leave from?
The operator picks you up at a meeting point you choose in Bogota. You can confirm the exact address and pickup time when you book.
What does the 4 day Boyaca itinerary include?
Most packages cover transport from Bogota, lodging, guides and tickets to the main attractions. Read the full details on the official source before booking.
Is this tour kid friendly?
Yes, families can join. Some activities like paragliding have age and height limits, so check with the operator before you go.
What should I wear on the tour?
Bring comfortable layered clothing, a rain jacket, sunscreen and walking shoes. Boyaca nights get cold, so a warm jacket is a must.
When is the best time to do the tour?
You can go year round. December, January and Holy Week book up faster, so reserve ahead during those months.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
