mapWhen you come ride in Colombia you will find some of the most beautiful and dramatic scenery in South America and  routes will lead you across Andean peaks and descending into warm tropical valleys, across deserts and through old colonial villages. The roads are endlessly curvy and scenic and the tarmac on the main roads are mostly in good conditions.

Group at Lago Calima

It is finally, after decades of civil war, safe to travel in most areas of the country. The left-wing guerrilla have been seriously weakened and the right-wing paramilitary are being disarmed. Colombian military and police are taking good care of cities and roads all over the country and tourism is booming.

The options are many. You can visit two oceans – the Pacific and the Caribbean, historic sites and cities, the Andes mountain range, the amazon jungle, coffee- and sugarcane plantations, volcanoes, beaches, lakes, Indian ruins and lost ancient cities and finally the Colombians are possibly the friendliest, most helpful people you’ll ever meet.

"La Linia" Andes mountain pass

Visa needed: NO
Currency: Pesos (COP)
ATM: Everywhere in major cities
Traveler checks: Not recommended
Language: Spanish
Time: GMT -5
Climate: From 15-35 degrees Celsius tropical warm to cool and wet depending on altitude and season
Rain: 1-2 hours daily October to mid November and in May
Population: 44.000.000
Capital: Bogota
3 major cities: Medellin, Cali, Cartagena
Famous for: Escobar, Shakira, Salsa, Montoya, Coffee, Cocaine, FARC and the most beautiful women in the world


2 Responses to “Colombia”


  1. Hi Steeve

    I charge $200.000 pesos per 24 hours (approx $105 USD). If you rent 6 days the 7th day if for free. Unlimited millage and mandatory 3rd party liability insurance included.

    Damage deposit of $2.500.000 pesos to be held on credit card and canceled when bike is returned unharmed.

    The bike comes with side bags and tang bag. If you only want to do a one way and drop of the bike in either Bogota or Medellin I charge a pick-up fee of 300.000 pesos (approx. $150 USD).

  2. Steeve Gosselin Says:

    Hola,

    Me gustaria aquiler a una moto KLR por una semana en febrero. Cual seria el precio? Se puede haber lo desde Bogota? Sus motos tienen sidebags?

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