Free Ride: Cristo Rey

This quick but thrilling ride to Cristo Rey is a must for any motorcyclist visiting Cali. Leaving the flatlands of the city behind, you’ll wind your way up the western slopes of the Andes through the lush foothills of the Farallones de Cali. The road is a perfect mix of tight curves and smooth straights, with panoramic views of Cali appearing more and more below you as you climb.

Along the way, you’ll pass local vendors selling sugarcane juice and mango biche with lime and salt — a Cali classic. The air gets cooler, and the scent of eucalyptus and mountain mist fills your helmet. And then, suddenly, there he is: Cristo Rey, towering 26 meters high, arms open to the city.

The ride is short — about 20 to 30 minutes — but packed with scenery, good pavement, and a payoff that makes it unforgettable. Park at the top, snap a photo with the Cristo, and enjoy a cup of tinto while looking out over all of Cali.

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Free Ride: Pance River

The road to Río Pance is one of Cali’s most scenic short escapes. Just minutes from the city, this ride takes you through lush greenery, winding roads, and fresh mountain air. As you leave the urban buzz behind, you’ll cruise past sugarcane fields, small fincas, and roadside eateries offering empanadas and cold drinks. The Andes begin to rise around you, and the temperature drops slightly as tall trees and bamboo groves line the way.

Approaching Pance, the sound of rushing river water welcomes you. Birds call from the treetops, and if you're lucky, you might spot a motmot or a red-headed barbet. It's the perfect blend of nature, local life, and smooth pavement – ideal for a refreshing motorcycle ride.

Free Ride: Kilometro 18

If you're looking for a classic Cali escape, Kilómetro 18 is a local legend. This route takes you from the warm valley floor up into the cloud-kissed ridges of the Western Andes, just 30–40 minutes from the city center. It's a favorite among bikers, and for good reason.

The road itself is a joy to ride — endless curves, smooth asphalt, and views that open up unexpectedly between breaks in the jungle. As you climb, the temperature drops and the air gets noticeably fresher. Often, you’ll ride right into the fog — that soft, misty "neblina" that gives the zone its mystique. It’s not uncommon to see entire stretches of forest wrapped in cloud, with towering pines and lush ferns creating a surreal, cinematic vibe.

Along the way and once at the top, you’ll find cozy cafés, local restaurants, and viewpoints where you can sip Colombian coffee while surrounded by hummingbirds and the sound of nature. On weekends, it's a biker’s meeting point — a place to share the road and the stories that come with it.

Kilómetro 18 isn’t just a destination — it’s an experience. Every curve offers a new view, a new scent, and that addictive highland chill that makes you want to stay just a little longer.

Free Ride: El Parque del Perro

Parque del Perro, nestled in Cali's San Fernando neighborhood,  a vibrant urban spot known for its lively atmosphere and diverse culinary scene. Named after a local dog named Teddy, commemorated by a statue in the park, it has become a popular gathering place for both locals and visitors.

The park is surrounded by a plethora of eateries, ranging from pizzerias like Cheers and Archies to unique spots like El Arca de Pascual, which serves dishes atop plantain chips. For those seeking nightlife, bars and discotheques such as Mazao and La Cervecería offer lively evening entertainment. Many establishments are pet-friendly, making it a welcoming spot for dog owners. 

While the park is bustling with activity, especially in the evenings, visitors should be aware of certain concerns. Some reviews mention issues like noise, traffic congestion, and cleanliness. Residents have also expressed concerns about the area's transformation from a family-friendly environment to a more nightlife-centric locale. 

For those planning a visit, it's advisable to arrive early to find parking and enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere. Whether you're looking to savor diverse cuisines, enjoy a casual evening out, or simply soak in the local culture, Parque del Perro offers a slice of Cali's dynamic urban life.

Free Ride: Boulevard Cafe

Boulevard del Río in Cali, Colombia, is a vibrant pedestrian walkway that runs alongside the Cali River, offering a mix of culture, history, and relaxation. Located in the heart of the city, it’s ideal for strolling, people-watching, and enjoying local street performances. The area is beautifully landscaped, with public art, benches, and colonial architecture nearby—including landmarks like La Ermita Church and the Jorge Isaacs Theater.

It’s especially lively in the evenings, with open-air cafes, local vendors, and a family-friendly atmosphere. Safe, scenic, and full of Cali’s unique charm, Boulevard del Río is a must-visit for both tourists and locals.

Free Ride: Dapa - Colibrisa House

Casa colibrisa es un lindo espacio en Dapa, ubicado a 45 minutos de Cali. El camino en motocicleta es pavimentada y off road. La casa esta llena de experiencias! puedes visitar el bosque encantando y acampar difrutando de los pajaros, el clima frio, y tomar un buen cafe. No te olvides de Contactar a Colibrisa ! ella estara feliz de prepararse para darte la bienvenida.

Free Ride: El Gato de Tejada

El Gato de Tejada (The Tejada Cat) is one of Cali’s most iconic and charming tourist attractions. This large bronze sculpture, created by renowned local artist Hernando Tejada, stands proudly along the Cali River in a peaceful park surrounded by trees, art, and color. Installed in 1996, the cat has become a symbol of the city’s artistic soul.

What makes this spot even more unique is the collection of colorful feline sculptures known as “Las Novias del Gato” (The Cat’s Girlfriends), added later by different artists. Each cat has its own personality and artistic style, turning the area into an open-air gallery and a favorite photo stop.

Whether you’re strolling through the area, snapping fun pictures, or simply enjoying the relaxed atmosphere, El Gato de Tejada is a perfect mix of art, culture, and local charm. Ideal for families, couples, and solo travelers alike, it’s a must-visit when exploring the creative heart of Cali.

Free Ride: La Tertulia

Museo La Tertulia stands as one of Cali’s most dynamic cultural landmarks, offering more than just a traditional art museum experience. Situated along the scenic Cali River, it serves as a vibrant gathering space where visual arts, dance, film, and community engagement converge. 

Free Ride: San Antonio

San Antonio is one of Cali’s most charming and picturesque neighborhoods. Known for its colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and colorful houses, this area offers a relaxed yet vibrant atmosphere. The iconic Iglesia de San Antonio, with stunning city views, is a must-see, and the park is a perfect spot to unwind with locals, enjoy live music, and soak in the culture.

The neighborhood is also a cultural hub, with art galleries, street performances, and cozy cafés at every corner. At night, San Antonio transforms into a lively spot for salsa dancing, bringing the spirit of Cali to life. A visit here is an authentic way to experience the city’s artistic and festive vibe.