Comuna 13 Transformation

About this tour

Maybe one of the most visited places in Colombia. Guatapé is nature, culture and color. It is a unique experience that leads you to admire art in every zocalo embodied in the town, observe the inhabitants of the area, taste a Colombian coffee and support the local economy.

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If there are more than 10 people or if you want to personalize the experience, ask our team.

Recomendations

• A visit to Guatape begins at 8:00 a.m., with an expected return between 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. Be mindful that the later the tour finishes, the later you’ll get back to the hotel, as the journey takes about 2 hours and may be affected by city traffic. On weekends, Guatape attracts a large number of visitors, so we recommend starting your tour early, especially during peak seasons.
• To enjoy the experience, we recommend wearing comfortable clothing and shoes, avoiding sandals or heels.
• Food is included in the experience, so please inform us in advance if you have any dietary restrictions so we can accommodate them accordingly.
• During the visit, we recommend bringing sunscreen and insect repellent, as well as a cap or hat, sunglasses, a light sweater, and an umbrella. The tour will continue rain or shine, so be prepared for changing weather conditions with suitable protection.
• Regarding safety, it is essential to keep your belongings secure and follow the guide’s instructions at all times. At the end of the tour, make sure you have all your belongings with you.
• Lastly, please let us know if you have any reservations or scheduled activities after the experience. This will help us better manage the itinerary and accomodate to your needs.

Aditional information

• The Jeep is included for 4 people or more
  
• Fredonia is located 2 hours from Medellin
  
• Recommended time to start the tour 8:00am
  
• The Price does not include the 19% Value Added Tax (VAT). VAT only applies to Colombian residents. Foreigners will have to submit the migration documents to be exempt (picture of passport main page), and picture of the migration stamp when entering Colombia