Colombia · SCOOTER RENTALS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 5 scooter rentals justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Review of Bogotá’s $24 scooter tour, covering La Candelaria, Botero, plazas, coffee, hills, safety, value, and practical booking tips.
“Miguel is a good story teller. We learnt a lot during this tour. The traffic (at times) may become a little hairy, otherwise a great way to spend a day.”
Rent a basic bike in Cartagena for 1 to 24 hours, with helmets, English support, mechanical help, and routes around four districts.
“Friendly service. Small operation. Everything is thru What’s app. Give height and weight in advance. Bike run small. Also…match rental expectation with the price. These bikes will get you around town. These are basic bikes.”
Glide Cartagena’s historic walls and Getsemaní streets on a private English Segway tour, with sunset timing, local stories, and free cancellation.
“A must experience if you’re coming to Cartagena. This was the exact time and you get to see so much and learn a bit of the history behind it. The tour guide gio was great and friendly. He most definitely made the whole experience even better.”
See Cali by electric scooter, from river paths and salsa landmarks to colonial churches, local food, La Linterna, and city views.
“Our guide Jairo was perfect for my family. He explained every place we passed in detail, always very attentive to what we asked him to do or see. I don't know what improvements the tour needs, since both Juan Miguel and Jairo took great care of us, whether it was with transportation and/or snacks. Highly recommended to see/view the city.”
Rent a top-condition electric scooter in Santa Marta for one hour, cruising the historic center and bay for $11, with a refundable deposit.
“fue una experiencia agradable, divertida, la recomiendo 100%, las patinetas estan en optimas condiciones por no decir que nuevas. una forma diferente de poder recorrer la ciudad y ver sus lindos atardeceres”
From island boats to coffee fincas, and the best of each.
