Personalized Tours & Trips in Antioquia

In Medellín, you'll take a guided walk through Comuna 13 to see the vibrant graffiti art and visit the Drug War Victims' Gallery, learning about the city's journey toward peace and collective memory. Trek 6 kilometers through Los Saltos Nature Reserve to see 10 waterfalls and ride Colombia's tallest zipline over Salto del Buey. Visit a family-owned coffee farm in the Andes Mountains to try traditional Colombian coffee, then cruise the Peñol-Guatapé reservoir by private barge and climb the iconic Piedra del Peñol for panoramic views of the archipelago.

Customize your 8-day trip with private accommodations in Bogotá, Medellín, and Cartagena, and you can add extra nights before or after with airport transfers included. Walk around the Republican architecture in Cartagena's Manga neighborhood and shop for crafts in the historic center, or take the Isla del Encanto Day Tour in the Rosario Islands.

This fully personalized private tour adapts to your pace with dedicated English-speaking guides leading you through Medellín's Metropolitan Cathedral, Parque Berrío, and Comuna 13's transformation murals. You can customize your Guatapé experience by climbing all 740 steps of El Peñol or taking a leisurely boat ride, and flexible breakfast times at your 3-star hotel fit your schedule.

This fully personalized 5-day private tour lets you see Medellín and Guatapé with English and Spanish-speaking guides. Climb El Peñol's 740 steps at your own pace for views, check out Comuna 13's street art, and customize your street food tasting to include arepas de choclo and local fruits with all meals included.

This 4-day trip takes you through Antioquia with a personalized touch, starting at Botero Plaza in Medellín where you'll see Fernando Botero's famous sculptures and then ride the Metrocable up to Santo Domingo to check out the transformed neighborhoods. You'll travel 160 km to Rio Claro Nature Reserve, where crystal-clear waters cut through marble canyons and tropical rainforest—it's a great spot for zip-lining and rafting. Later, you'll visit Cacao de la Paz in San Francisco and learn how local farmers switched from growing illegal crops to cacao farming.