• Parroquia San José del Poblado - Nuestro guia profesional se encontrará con ustedes en la entrada De la Iglesia del Parque principal del Poblado para dar inicio al tour.
• Restaurante El Cordobés - Haremos nuestra primera parada del tour para realizar un desayuno típico Colombiano
• La Fenix De América - Visitaremos este monumento representativo del municipio de el Peñol
• Piedra Del Penol - .
• ParadorTuristico La Casa Del Café - Tomaremos el almuerzo tradicional de la región
• Guatape - Visitaremos el colorido Pueblo de Guatape con sus zócalos, la calle de los paraguas, el Malecón, y demás sitios de interés
• Réplica del Peñol - Conoceremos la replica del Viejo Peñol, y haremos un relajante recorrido en barco rumbero
• Parque El Poblado - En este lugar finalizaremos nuestro recorrido
• Penol - Tour en barco
• Medellin - Ida y regreso en bus

Medellin - Guatapé
Guatapé - Medellin

• Visit the colorful town of Guatapé
• Breakfast
• Visit to the Rock of Guatapé (El Peñol)
• Boat tour of the Guatapé dam with crossover music
• Ruins of the Hacienda La Manuela by Pablo Escobar (Panoramic from the boat)
• Visit Replica of the Old Peñol
• Professional tour guide
• Lunch

• Entrance to climb the Rock of Guatapé is not included - Approximately 6 USD (20,000 Colombian pesos)

Situated an hour and a half away from Medellin in eastern Antioquia, is the municipality of Guatape. This vibrant town unfolds a spectrum of colours along its streets, decorated with skirtings that narrate the tales of its inhabitants. The town has won numerous titles like Antioquia’s internal sea, Colombia’s Acapulco, the inland Cartagena, Paisa’s Paradise, Haven of Peace, and the core of East Antioquia. The town was named after the tribal leader Guatapé, from the pre-Columbian era. It has also been known as Ceja de Guatapé. The Guatapé Rock or Piedra del Peñol, a 220-meter high monolith, is a landmark in this region. Made up of quartz, mica, and feldspar, the rock was ascended for the first time on July 16, 1954, by Luis Eduardo Villegas López, and his companions, Ramon Diaz and Pedro Nel Ramírez. Today, the rock is still owned by the Villegas family, and visitors can climb to the peak of this monolith via the 740 steps built into it.

• Identification document
• Comfortable clothes and footwear
• Sunscreen
• Operates in all weather conditions
• Daily departures
• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide
• Travelers must provide their identity document necessary for travel insurance, otherwise we are not responsible for eventualities.
• For children from 0 to 3 years old, food and beverages are not included.
• Bring a coat, it may be a bit chilly during the tour or on the bus.
• It is recommended to bring cash (the climb to the Peñol rock only accepts cash and Colombian pesos, 25,000 pesos per person).
• Be very punctual, seats on the bus are selected on a first-come, first-served basis.
• The order of the itinerary and restaurants may change at the guide’s discretion.
• We have vegetarian and vegan options for your lunch. Ask your guide
• Please select your preferred language English or Spanish.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.