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The 4 best waterfall tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how wet you get. Number one is at the top for a reason; start there.
Review of Bogotá’s coffee farm and Tequendama Falls tour, with practical advice on scenery, guides, timing, value, and what to expect.
“Absolutely amazing - Pierre is the best. I travel around the world & Pierre by far has been the best guide I’ve ever encountered. Professional & truly knows the town . I cannot wait to go back to the coffeetour!”
Explore Minca from Santa Marta with coffee, cocoa, waterfalls, jungle hikes, bilingual guidance, and a local lunch for $78.
“This was a great way to get away from the city and into the jungle. It was great to learn about coffee & make chocolate. Lunch was delicious with an incredible view. I wished we could have swam more. My only negative comment is the guide talked for a long time, especially next to the river & bog where we were all being bitten by bugs. Don’t forget bug spray!”
Review of San Cipriano from Cali, with the brujita ride, river tubing, waterfalls, meals, costs, tips, and who should book.
“The brujitas train ride is unique and very exciting. The waterfall after the hike for swimming is very refreshing and relaxing. The tubing on the river was fun and very well managed by team. The tour guide Marcella was excellent.”
Review of Medellín’s half-day waterfall hike, with muddy trails, mountain scenery, guide tips, transport details, price, and who should book.
“A memorable experience.! The guide and his backup guy were great! I have much video to show my grandchildren. I only suggest to other hikers that you must be experienced hikers. Ladies please wear gloves and pay for recommend the rubber boots. I hate seeing young ladies with great nails hiking. This excursion is for the younger generation I may be 53 years old but I'm fit. if you're not physically active it's not your tour.”
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