Day Trip · Bogotá
Thirteen hours door to door as a day trip. We will suggest an overnight instead and we mean it.
One of the largest cobbled plazas in South America, whitewashed colonial buildings, and a dry valley full of fossils — including a fully articulated kronosaurus in the field where it was found.
Overnight rather than a 13-hour day — this town is far better in the evening once the day visitors leave.
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A 220-metre granite monolith with 740 steps zigzagging up its face, and from the top an archipelago of flooded green valleys that looks unreal. Then Guatapé itself, where every building carries a painted zócalo panel.
From
$40–$110
per person
Day Trip
The old colonial capital of Antioquia, whitewashed and hot at 550 metres, with cobbled streets, four colonial churches, and a 291-metre suspension bridge from 1895 that was among the first of its kind in the Americas.
From
$40–$130
per person
Day Trip
A coffee town that has resisted being modernised, with a painted plaza where the whole town still sits out in the evening, two hand-built cable cars running up opposite valley walls, and some of the best coffee in Antioquia.
From
$45–$160
per person
