“Explore Bogotá like a local — with Carlito, a Belgian who knows the city.”
Small groups, flexible plans……welcome to Bogotá
For Travel Agencies and Tour Operators
I’m open to collaborations with agencies who want to give their clients an extra layer of Bogotá. My role is not to replace an official guide, but to add value: a personal welcome and a friend-like experience in the city.
Interested in exploring a partnership?
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Partner with Carlito
Meet Carlito or Carlo
I’m a Belgian living Bogota since 1997. I show you Bogotá like a friend — not a lecturer. No big groups, no history lessons - just real city life at your pace.
What You Get
Full day (up to 8 hours) exploring Bogotá
Small group: Max 3 people
Flexible route: Monserrate, typical food, or fruit markets, parks, museums, neighborhoods — you choose
a Free coffee or a tea included
Meeting point: Near your hotel or wherever you feel comfortable
Flexible planning: We plan a few days ahead; no fixed agenda
Not included: Entry fees, meals, drinks, transport
Why Book Me
See Bogotá through the eyes of a local expat. Relaxed, personal, and made for curious travelers.
FAQ
Are you a licensed tour guide?
No. I’m not an official guide — think of me as a friend showing you Bogotá.
How much does it cost?
€50 if you’re solo, €65 total for 2–3 people. The tour lasts about 8 hours.
What’s included?
My time and guidance , local knowledge, and a coffee or tea. Tickets, meals, and transport are extra.
Is there a fixed itinerary?
No. We plan a few days ahead based on your interests, weather, and traffic. It’s flexible, and we adjust as we go.
Where do we meet?
I can meet you near your hotel or anywhere you’re comfortable starting.
Anything I should know about Bogotá?
The city is 2,640 m (8,660 ft) above sea level, so take it easy your first day. Weather changes fast — pack layers, a rain jacket, sunscreen, and good walking shoes. Bring cash for small vendors. Traffic is heavy, but I plan routes to dodge the worst of it.
How do I book?
Message me on WhatsApp or Instagram — I respond quickly.
Is Bogotá safe?
It’s like any big city: stay alert, and we’ll avoid risky areas.