1 / 9Tour Privado desde Bogotá: Mina de Sal en Nemocón + Andrés Carne de Res
About this activity
Combine two Colombian icons in one private day tour from Bogotá: descend 60 metres into the underground Nemocón Salt Mine to explore illuminated tunnels and natural brine formations, then feast on traditional Colombian fare at the legendary Andrés Carne de Res restaurant, known for its vibrant atmosphere and eclectic décor.
Embárcate en un tour privado de un día desde Bogotá que combina dos de los destinos más emblemáticos de Colombia: la Mina de Sal en Nemocón, una joya subterránea con espejos de salmuera y formaciones naturales, y el legendario restaurante Andrés Carne de Res en Chía, famoso por su ambiente festivo, gastronomía típica y decoración única.
Descenderás 60 metros bajo tierra para explorar túneles iluminados, conocer la historia minera del país y visitar el set de grabación de la película Los 33. Luego, disfrutarás de una tarde llena de sabor, música y cultura colombiana en uno de los restaurantes más icónicos de Latinoamérica.
Ideal para viajeros que buscan experiencias auténticas, paisajes únicos y una inmersión total en la identidad colombiana.
Highlights
- ✓60-metre descent into subterranean salt mines with mirror-like brine pools and geological formations
- ✓Guided exploration of the filming location from the film 'Los 33'
- ✓Learn Colombia's mining heritage from expert local guides
- ✓Lunch or dinner at Andrés Carne de Res, a Latin American dining icon
- ✓Private transport throughout the day from your Bogotá location
- ✓Immersion in Colombian culture, music, and regional cuisine
Insider tips
- ★Wear comfortable walking shoes and a light jacket — mines maintain cool, stable temperatures year-round
- ★Arrive early to maximise time at the salt mine before crowds; the brine reflections photograph best in morning light
- ★Book a table at Andrés Carne de Res in advance; the restaurant's festive energy peaks during lunch and early evening
- ★Ask your guide about the mine's geological timeline and its role in Colombia's colonial economy for richer context
Good to know
- •10-hour tour includes private transport, guide, mine entrance fee, and restaurant reservation; meals not typically included — budget separately for food
- •Salt mines are accessible but involve stairs and walking on uneven surfaces; not suitable for severe mobility restrictions
- •Meeting point and pickup details confirmed upon booking; allow flexibility for traffic in/out of Bogotá
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit during Colombia's dry seasons (December–February or July–August) for optimal road conditions and photography. Early morning departures allow more time in the mines before peak afternoon crowds and take advantage of better natural light.