For the guatavita lagoon there is a park guide who speaks only spanish. For the salt cathedral for non-Spanish speakers there is only the audio guide. The group leader is therefore not very useful if, as in our case, he does not provide some information at least during the journeys

It is a very good plan for those who speak Spanish, unfortunately for Anglo-Saxons and other visitors who do not speak Spanish it is a bit difficult, what a pity that the capital does not have bilingual guides in its main tourist attractions, neither in Guatavita nor in the Cathedral de Sal. At least they can do the tour to their liking without waiting for the entire group that listens to the explanations exclusively in Spanish.

Pros: - comfortable buses - amazing views at the Guatavita Lagoon - delicious food (you have to pay for it and it’s expensive compared to the prices in Colombia) - the salt cathedral is a must if you are in Bogotá Cons: - the guide doesn’t speak English at all (even the meeting points and times were described in Spanish, however half of the group was foreign) - the Guatavita Lagoon tour is also in Spanish, if you don’t speak Spanish it will be boring and very long (more than 2h) - the moderate amount of walking is rather a intense amount