Antioquia Tours & Trips

Antioquia unfolds over three days, showcasing Medellín's innovation, Santa Fe's colonial charm, and Guatapé's colorful streets. Immerse in coffee culture, social transformation, and stunning landscapes for approx. $270 daily.

See Medellín's transformation through Comuna 13's colorful murals and Plaza Botero's famous sculptures. Stay in a 3-star hotel with private English-speaking guides, climb El Peñol's granite monolith, take a boat cruise on the reservoir, and walk cobbled streets lined with zócalos.

This 4-day private trip shows Medellín's transformation at Plaza Botero, then rides the Metrocable up for hillside views. Climb all 740 steps of El Peñol Rock for 360° views over the emerald Peñol-Guatapé reservoir, then walk Guatapé's colorful zócalo-decorated streets.

Take the funicular up Monserrate Hill for Andean views, check out thousands of pre-Hispanic gold artifacts at Bogotá's Gold Museum, and tackle El Peñol Rock's 702 steps near Guatapé for panoramic lake vistas. All hotels are 4-star across Bogotá, Medellín, and Cartagena.

This 5-day private tour mixes Medellín's urban sites with rural highland areas. Climb El Peñol's 740 steps for views over Guatapé's lake-studded landscape, wander the hand-painted zócalos around Guatapé town, and see Comuna 13's graffiti-covered streets.

This 4-day trip welcomes travelers 8+ and includes 3-star hotels with bilingual guides. You'll go rafting and zip-lining at Río Claro's marble canyon, check out Comuna 13's electric escalators, and try cacao workshops in San Francisco for around $380 per person.

This 4-day trip blends Medellín's urban innovation with Guatapé's countryside charm, with 3 nights at a 4-star hotel and daily breakfasts. See Plaza Botero's sculptures, take a full-day trip to Piedra del Peñol with lunch and a boat ride, and check out Guatapé's zócalo-lined streets.