Colombia · FOOD TOURS IN CALI
Good food tours in Cali fill up ahead of time and the best ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Taste Cali through bakeries, fried snacks, street art, old lanes, lithography, and wild ice cream on a lively two-hour walking tour.
“Great tour with lots of history about the city. Juan is very genuine and warm! The food is also good and he explains it well!”
Taste Cali’s breads, fried snacks, tropical fruits, champús, and icy desserts while learning local history on a $29 walking tour.
“Juan was great! And I loved trying so many foods - though it was quite a few (4) drinks! My favourite was the coconut ice cream, sugar cane juice and fruits (manga & chontadurro)”
Explore Cali’s Alameda Market with Marcela or Kelly, tasting local fruits, sweets, drinks, tamales vallunos, and yuca in a small group.
“Marcela was our guide and was absolutely amazing. She went above and beyond and had great passion for the tour and the food. I’m so glad we were able to do this. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to have an authentic experience in Cali.”
Learn Colombian coffee culture in Cali with tastings, traditional roasting, and personal guidance from Pablo and his wife.
“Rigtig god og informativ tur. Sød guide, som var god til at fortælle om de forskellige processer.☺️”
Explore Cali’s Alameda Market with local guide Fernando, tasting Valle del Cauca specialties, Pacific flavors, fruit drinks, and viche for $13.
“Fernando is a perfect guide. He was very funny and showed us many new things. Thank you Fernando”
Taste Cali’s tropical fruits, coffee, sweets, and local dishes at Galería Alameda, with a small group and a lively brujita ride.
“Marcela and Juan are the greatest. We had a great tour thanks to those two!!!”
Explore Cali’s craft beer scene across three bars, with local tastings, food pairings, games, and a small Spanish-English group.
“I absolutely loved this craft beer tour in Cali! 🍻 Even though the tour was in Spanish (my mistake when booking), it turned out to be the best decision. I don’t really speak Spanish, but I understand quite a bit, and Ana was incredibly kind and patient. She spoke slowly so I could follow along, and when I didn’t understand something, she explained it in another way. We visited some amazing bars, learned about different local beer styles, how to taste them properly, and even played a super fun game that I got to take home with me. The atmosphere was friendly, relaxed, and full of laughter — even with…”
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