La Piedra del Peñol is one of Colombia’s most impressive icons: a monolith over 200 meters high that offers a unique experience. After climbing its more than 700 steps, travelers are rewarded with one of the most spectacular panoramic views of the country: a mosaic of water and mountains that make up the dam. This stop combines adventure, scenery and unforgettable photography, being the most anticipated point of the tour.

The town of Guatapé is famous for its colorful streets and skirting boards that adorn each facade, representing cultural, family and traditional scenes. Travelers will have free time to walk its streets, visit the main square, shop for souvenirs or just sit down for coffee. It is an immersive experience in local life that allows you to appreciate the joy and creativity of its inhabitants.

The replica of the old town of El Peñol is a place that holds the memory of the community that had to relocate when the dam was built. There travelers can walk through its small square, observe the church and traditional facades, while knowing the history of how the ancient village was submerged under the water. It is a space that mixes culture, tradition and history in a quiet and picturesque atmosphere.

A boat tour of the Guatapé Dam offers the opportunity to relax and admire the landscape from another perspective. During the walk you can see islands, green mountains and playhouses that give life to the reservoir. The cool breeze and calm water make this experience an ideal time to rest, take pictures and enjoy the natural environment surrounding this unique destination.