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An Unforgettable Ride Through Colombia. My wife and I joined the 7-Day Perfect Loop Coffee Region Tour for our first trip to South America, and it exceeded every expectation. Jeff and his team were outstanding—friendly, professional, and incredibly organized.
The route was stunning and full of variety, the Honda XRE300 was in perfect condition, and riding two-up was smooth and easy. From start to finish, it was a beautiful, challenging, and unforgettable experience. If you’re thinking about a motorcycle adventure in Colombia—book with Jeff. You won’t be disappointed."
— Steve Howard, USA
✅ What’s Included
Everything you need for a smooth, stress-free motorcycle adventure in Colombia.
Friendly Guide
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Private guide + expert mechanic
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24/7 support & on-the-spot fixes
Adventure-Ready Motorcycles
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Well-maintained fleet
Accommodations
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Boutique-style hotels,
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Single occupancy rooms
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Clean, comfortable, full of character
Gear & Navigation
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Helmet, jacket, gloves, knee protection
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Rain gear, phone mount, USB charger
Luggage System
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40L dry bag + 48L top box
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Free luggage storage
Insurance & Tools
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SOAT medical insurance
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Tool kit + tire repair kit
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Optional damage insurance
❌ Not Included
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First/last night in Medellín
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Fuel,
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Lunches & dinners
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SIM card, activities & entry fees
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Tips, alcohol & personal expenses
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Riding pants & boots
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Passports & travel documents
🌍 FEATURED IN
4-Day Hidden Coffee Villages Loop
Mixed Terrain Loop
This 4-day ride explores rarely visited towns in Colombia’s Andean coffee region, linking colorful mountain villages, remote backroads, and dramatic landscapes. Starting from Medellín, the route drops into the Cauca River Valley before climbing back into the highlands through cloud forests and coffee farms.
Ride twisting pavement into Salamina, known for its colonial architecture, carved wooden balconies, and its place in Colombia’s UNESCO-listed Coffee Cultural Landscape. Descend into the Supía Valley, then climb rugged trails to remote Caramanta. Towns like Caramanta, Valparaíso, and Aguadas sit far off the tourist trail—no tour buses, no souvenir shops—just real daily Colombian life in the plazas and coffee fields.
Along the way, riders can enjoy an optional coffee farm tour in Jardín, experiencing the full process from bean to cup.
On the return, cross an abandoned railroad bridge over a canyon and ride through old mountain tunnels—one of the most memorable sections of the route.
📍 Tour Stats
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Duration: 4 full days
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Distance: Approx. 650 km
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Ride Time: 5–6 hours per day
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Terrain: Mixed pavement, gravel, and dirt
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Skill Level: Mixed-terrain, intermediate-level, authentic backroads
⭐ Highlights
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Ride through rarely visited Andean towns far off the typical tourist route
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Perfect mix of twisty pavement + rugged off-road backcountry riding
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Experience real Paisa culture — no tour buses, no crowds, just daily Colombian life
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Explore authentic towns like Caramanta, Valparaíso, Aguadas
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Visit Salamina, one of Colombia’s most beautiful heritage towns
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Optional coffee farm tour in Jardín — from bean to cup
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Hand-feed wild hummingbirds at a family-run cloud forest garden near Jardín
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Ride the abandoned railroad bridge & tunnels — one of the most memorable sections of the route
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Ride through coffee farms, cloudforest, and remote mountain trails
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Fully supported ride — routes, logistics, bikes, and gear all handled so you can just focus on riding
🗺️ Towns Visited (By Day)
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Day 1: Medellín → Amaga Bridge → Aguadas
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Day 2: Aguadas → Salamina → Caramanta → Valparaiso
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Day 3: Valparaiso → Tamesis → Jerico → Jardin
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Day 4: Jardín → Amaga bridge → Santa Fe → Medellin
⭐ Optional Tour Add-Ons
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Boutique Hotel Upgrade
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Jardin Coffee Farm Tour
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Waterfall Tour
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Horseback Riding
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Airport Taxi Pickup / Drop-off
- Personalized Tours Available For All Budgets.
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Group Disounts Available
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One-way Trips Available
🏍️ Our Motorcycles - Lightweight, Safe & Reliable
All riders receive the Honda XRE300 as standard, with the option to upgrade to the Suzuki DR650. These are the exact bikes we trust to take riders deep into Colombia’s mountains, backroads, and remote regions—day after day.
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Standard: Honda XRE300
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A lightweight, easy-to-ride dual-sport known as the “Baby Africa Twin.”
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Best for: Most riders, confidence on dirt, and mixed terrain
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Light (153 kg), stable, and forgiving — ideal for Colombia’s mountain roads, gravel, and high altitude
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Upgrade: Suzuki DR650
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If you want more power and a bigger bike feel, the DR650 delivers — especially on Colombia’s mix of pavement, dirt, and high-altitude terrain.
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Best for: Taller riders, more power, experienced riders, or 2-up riding
🗺️ Day-by-Day Itinerary – 4-Day Colombia Motorcycle Tour
Day 1 – Medellín → Amagá Railroad Bridge → Aguadas
4 Hours / 140 km
Leave Medellín and ride south into the mountains of Antioquia before descending toward the Cauca River Valley.
Near Amagá, visit the famous Amagá Railroad Bridge, a steel railway viaduct from the early 1900s where riders carefully cross along the abandoned tracks above a dramatic canyon. This bucket-list crossing was also featured in a ride by motorcycle traveler Itchy Boots, making it a well-known spot among adventure riders.
After the bridge, continue north through the warm valley before climbing back into the Andes toward northern Caldas. The day ends in Aguadas, a traditional coffee town famous for its steep streets, colorful balconies, and strong tinto coffee culture.
Day 2 – Aguadas → Salamina → Caramanta → Valparaíso
5 Hours / 145 km
Start the morning riding to Salamina, one of Colombia’s most beautiful heritage towns. The elegant plaza is centered around the iconic La Pila fountain, brought from Paris in the 1890s, and surrounded by colorful colonial architecture.
From Salamina the ride continues along remote Andean backroads with sweeping views of deep valleys and cloud-covered ridges. The route winds through high coffee farms before descending to Caramanta, a scenic mountain town perched high above the Cauca River Valley.
The day ends in Valparaíso, a quiet coffee town surrounded by green hills where traditional Paisa life continues largely untouched by tourism.
Day 3 - Valparaíso → Támesis → Jericó → Jardín
4 Hours / 101 km
Today’s ride links several of Antioquia’s most beautiful towns. Climb toward Támesis for wide views over the Cauca River Valley, then continue to Jericó, famous for its colorful balconies, artisan shops, and lively cafés.
The final stretch takes us off-road through to Jardín, one of Colombia’s most picturesque towns, where the vibrant plaza and neo-Gothic basilica create the perfect setting for a relaxed evening.
Day 4 - Jardín → Santa Fe De Antioquia → Medellín
4 Hours / 195 km
Ride out of Jardín through rolling coffee hills before descending once again toward the Cauca River Valley.
The route reaches Santa Fe de Antioquia, one of Colombia’s oldest colonial towns, known for its whitewashed buildings, cobbled streets, and warm tropical climate. Riders cross the famous Puente de Occidente, a dramatic suspension bridge built in the late 1800s and considered one of Colombia’s great engineering landmarks.
From the valley the road climbs back into the Central Andes, returning to Medellín and completing an unforgettable four-day adventure through Colombia’s coffee mountains.
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