Trip Packages
Guided Trip
$1675 USD
Private guide/mechanic riding with you every day
All logistics, hotels, and repairs handled.
Motorcycle + Pre-Booked Hotels
$625 USD
Bike, gear, and hotels pre-arranged
Google Maps tracks included
Ride at your own pace
Trips available anytime
Flexible departure dates
Ride when it works for you.
✅ What’s Included
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Private guide / expert mechanic (guided trips)
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24/7 WhatsApp support
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Honda XRE300 or Suzuki DR650 (well-maintained)
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Helmet, jacket, gloves & knee protection
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Rain gear
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Phone mount & USB charger
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40L dry bag + 48L top box
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Boutique-style hotels — private rooms, full of character
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Breakfast at hotels
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Free luggage storage at our office
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SOAT medical insurance
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Tool kit + tire repair kit
❌ Not Included
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First & last night in Medellín
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Flights to and from Colombia
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Fuel (approx. $15-$20 USD per day)
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Lunches & dinners (approx. $15–30 USD per day)
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Alcohol and drinks
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Airport transfers (available as an add-on)
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SIM card & mobile data (approx. $15–20 USD at the airport)
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Activities & entry fees
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Tips & personal expenses
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Riding pants & boots (bring your own)
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Travel insurance
⭐ 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 transfers
- Group Discounts Available
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Reviews
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
FEATURED IN
Ride Colombia's Hidden Coffee Villages
4 Days from Medellín
Remote backroads, heritage towns, and real Paisa life
No tour buses, no crowds
The towns on this route don't appear in guidebooks. Caramanta, Valparaíso, Támesis — tucked into the folds of the western Andes, connected by coffee farms, cloud forest, and roads that see almost no tourist traffic. This 4-day loop links them with Salamina and Jardín — two of Colombia's most celebrated heritage towns — before returning to Medellín via the Amagá Railroad Bridge, a steel viaduct from the 1900s where riders cross an abandoned canyon track that's become a bucket-list moment for ADV riders worldwide. Real coffee country. Real Paisa Colombia. No crowds.
📍 Tour Stats
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Duration: 4 full days
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Distance: Approx. 575 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: Intermediate - Comfortable on paved mountain roads with some gravel and light dirt. No technical enduro experience required.
⭐ Highlights
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Remote Andean backroads through cloud forest, coffee farms, and deep river valleys. Almost zero tourist traffic.
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Explore Caramanta, Valparaíso, and Támesis. Towns most Colombians have never visited.
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Visit Salamina's iconic La Pila fountain, brought from Paris in the 1890s, in one of the Andes' finest colonial plazas.
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Ride into Jardín, officially one of Colombia's most beautiful towns, as the afternoon light hits the neo-Gothic basilica.
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Hand-feed wild hummingbirds at a family-run cloud forest reserve near Jardín.
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Optional bean-to-cup coffee farm tour on a working finca in coffee country.
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Cross the Amagá Railroad Bridge. A steel canyon viaduct from the 1900s, made famous by Itchy Boots.
🗺️ Towns Visited (By Day)
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Day 1: Medellín → Amaga Railroad Bridge → Fredonia → 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
- Group Discounts Available.
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One-way Trips Available
4-Day Hidden Andean Coffee Villages Loop - Day-by-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Medellín → Aguadas → Salamina · 140 km · 4 hrs
Ride south from Medellín into the mountains of Antioquia, dropping toward the Cauca River Valley on some of Colombia's finest backroads. Arrive in Salamina, one of Colombia's most beautiful heritage towns, centered around the iconic La Pila fountain brought from Paris in the 1890s.
Day 2: Salamina → Caramanta → Valparaíso · 145 km · 5 hrs
Remote Andean backroads wind through high coffee farms with sweeping views of deep valleys and cloud-covered ridges. The day ends in Valparaíso, a quiet Paisa coffee town largely untouched by tourism.
Day 3: Valparaíso → Támesis → Jericó → Jardín · 101 km · 4 hrs
Climb through Támesis and Jericó, two of Antioquia's most authentic towns, before riding off-road into Jardín. Officially one of Colombia's Most Beautiful Towns, Jardín's neo-Gothic basilica and lively plaza make it the highlight of the coffee region motorcycle tour.
Day 4: Jardín → Amagá Railroad Bridge → Medellín · 195 km · 4 hrs
Cross the legendary Amagá Railroad Bridge, a steel canyon viaduct from the early 1900s made famous by adventure rider Itchy Boots. From the valley the road climbs back into the Central Andes, completing one of the most memorable motorcycle tours in Colombia.
Our Motorcycles - Lightweight, Safe & Reliable
Upgrade: Suzuki DR650
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If you want more power and a bigger bike feel, the DR650 delivers on both
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Best for: Taller riders, more power, experienced riders, or 2-up riding
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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