Romantic Antioquia Trips & Honeymoon Packages

Walk hand-in-hand through Cartagena's Old Town, where colorful colonial buildings and ocean breezes make it feel pretty romantic. You'll stay in private 4-star hotels across all three cities, from Bogotá's cultural scene to Medellín's nice spring weather, and cruise together on the calm Guatapé Reservoir while watching sunset from Monserrate Hill.

Couples can enjoy a private boat ride on Guatapé's peaceful reservoir, followed by a traditional lunch in the Antioquian countryside. You'll stay 3 nights at a 4-star hotel in Medellín with double occupancy, walk through Guatapé's colorful streets, and catch sunset views from Pueblito Paisa. Private airport transfers make everything smooth from when you arrive until you leave.

Great for couples wanting cultural immersion, this private tour includes climbing El Peñol's 740 steps together for Guatapé lake views and walking the hand-painted streets of Guatapé town. You'll share traditional arepas de choclo during a guided street food walk and see Comuna 13's colorful transformation side by side.

Couples get private rooms throughout this 4-day Antioquia trip, with romantic activities like zip-lining over Rio Claro's clear waters and relaxing on quiet rainforest beaches. You'll ride the Metrocable together through Medellín's transformed neighborhoods and do sensory cacao workshops side by side at Cacao de la Paz. Private transfers give you quality time as you travel 160 km through the lush Eastern Andes mountains between destinations.

Take the cable car up Monserrate Hill—it's over 3,000 meters high—and you'll get sweeping views of Bogotá plus a chance to visit the Sanctuary of the Fallen Lord. Walk through Plaza Botero in Medellín where you can see 23 massive sculptures, then head to Cartagena's walled city to wander the colonial streets and check out craft markets together.

Couples can check out the colorful street art in Medellín's Commune 13 together, then climb the 750 steps up La Piedra del Peñol in Guatapé for great views of the reservoir. Walk hand-in-hand through Cartagena's UNESCO-listed colonial streets with bougainvillea and old buildings, try coffee at a plantation in Antioquia, and see the underground Salt Cathedral in Zipaquirá.