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The Peñol Boulder is one of the most spectacular destinations in the surrounding area of Medellín. The 200-meter-high monolith can be climbed with a staircase of 740 steps. Enjoy breath-taking views over the stunning surroundings full of green mountains and blue lakes. The village of Guatapé is famous for its church and its beautiful and the colourful painting of the houses of the village. This day trip starts with a scenic drive through the Eastern Highlands of Antioquia and a visit at the replica of the Peñol village. Get to know the history of the region before you travel to the rock to climb the 740 stairs of the Peñol Boulder. Be rewarded with awesome views over the unique landscapes of the Guatapé lake. Afterwards enjoy a delicious typical Colombian lunch on the waterfront of the Guatapé reservoir and take your time to relay, stroll around exploring the colourful village centre of Guatapé. In the afternoon discover the lake on a private boat ride before heading back to Medellín.

Santa Fé de Antioquia is located only a two-hour ride from Medellín through scenic mountain landscapes. The town was founded in 1541 on the Western back of the Cauca River and became the first capital of Antioquia in 1584. It is declared a Cultural Heritage Village thanks to its colonial architecture with many historic churches, plazas and monuments. Furthermore, the village of Santa Fé is known for its unique jewellery - the Filigree technique - a delicate kind of jewellery metalwork, usually of gold or silver, arranged in artistic motifs. Explore the cultural and arquitectonic treasures of Santa Fé de Antioquia. Get to know the history of the oldest town of Antiquia and be impressed by the complexity of its colonial centre. Experience a private visit in an artisanal manufactory of silver & gold jewellery. Discover the impressive cañons of the Cauca river visiting the well-known bridge “Puente del Occidente” considered one of the longest suspension bridges in the world.

These 13 amazing days on our Colombia Passage tour will fill you with an abundance of enjoyment and experiences to be shared for the rest of your life. You’ll experience the true Medellín where you will climb to the top of a giant rock with unbelievable views, unlike anything else in the world. Learn how to grow and brew the perfect coffee, visit heritage-listed pueblos (small towns) and enjoy a food tour of the local flavors. In Cartagena, you’ll discover the coastal Caribbean life in the crystal clear waters of the Rosario Islands as well as an approach to relaxation at the mud volcanoes. In Santa Marta, you’ll visit an indigenous village, and have the opportunity to go tubing down the famous Palmonio River into the Caribbean Sea. Explore Minca, it's cocoa plantation, and hidden waterfalls before enjoying the tropical waters and sandy beaches of Cabo San Juan in Tayrona Park.

Most travelers leave Medellín without ever seeing the towns that shaped Antioquian culture from the ground up. This tour changes that. In one day, you'll move through four villages that have nothing in common except excellence, El Retiro's century-old woodworking workshops, La Ceja's flower-filled highland plazas, San Antonio de Pereira's legendary homestyle cooking, and El Carmen de Viboral's hand-painted ceramics, a living craft tradition recognized far beyond Colombia's borders. Add a waterfall stop in the Antioquian mountains and you have a day that covers more cultural ground than most visitors manage in an entire trip. This isn't a highlights reel. It's a genuine immersion into the creative, culinary, and natural soul of a region that has been building its identity for centuries, guided by someone who knows it intimately.

Founded in 1541 and capital of Antioquia for over two centuries, Santa Fe de Antioquia is where the Paisa identity was born. Walking its cobblestone streets feels less like sightseeing and more like stepping into a living history book. What makes this day trip different is the journey itself. You'll cross a 19th-century suspension bridge that predates most of the world's iconic landmarks and arrive in a colonial town where eight churches, seven plazas, and four centuries of architecture are all within walking distance. The experience is fully guided — from the Museo Juan del Corral to heritage-listed plazas and a proper sit-down Antioquian lunch. No logistics to figure out, no corners to cut. Just one of Colombia's most historically rich towns, seen the right way.

Explore the innovative soul of the Aburrá Valley on our El Poblado Food Tour. We begin at the historic Parque del Poblado, the city's 1616 birthplace, sampling golden empanadas and crunchy patacones. As we walk, your guide shares the story of Medellín’s transformation from a colonial outpost into a global capital of innovation. The experience dives into regional heritage with the iconic Bandeja Paisa and a soul-warming bowl of Mondongo. You will learn about the resilient "Berraco" spirit of the Paisa people, seeing how the community’s strength is reflected in its robust gastronomy. These traditional flavors offer a window into the heart of Antioquian hospitality. We conclude in the trendy districts of Provenza and Manila, balancing the past with a cosmopolitan future. You’ll enjoy sweet Arepas de Chócolo and world-class coffee before we reveal our delicious Secret Dish!

Most day trips from Medellín stop at one town. This tour covers three — Hispania, Andes, and Jardín — giving you a fuller picture of rural Antioquian life without rushing through any of them. Jardín itself is one of Colombia's most authentically preserved colonial villages, and unlike more touristic destinations, it still feels genuinely lived-in. You're not visiting a postcard — you're walking through a place where locals gather at the plaza, farmers bring in their harvest, and coffee is taken seriously. The experience is also gastronomically complete: a traditional Antioquian lunch, a coffee tasting at one of Jardín's most beloved cafés, and a stop at the Casa de los Dulces for the town's signature arroz con leche — all included, no extras to hunt down on your own. Finally, the journey itself is part of the appeal. The road through the southwest Antioquian mountains — with its valleys, coffee farms, and winding roads — is scenic in a way that few day trips from Medellín can match.