Santa Fe de Antioquia, a journey through history

About this tour

We are going to visit Santa Fe de Antioquia, one of the oldest Antioquian towns founded in 1541. This place is characterized by its colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and warm climate. Here, you can enjoy its cuisine, culture, and live a unique experience.

Recomendations

• A visit to Santa Fe de Antioquia begins at 8:00 a.m. and is expected to conclude around 5:00 p.m. Please keep in mind that if the tour ends later than planned, you may return to the hotel later as well, due to the 1-hour journey which could be affected by city traffic.
  
• For a comfortable experience, we recommend wearing lightweight, breathable clothing and sturdy shoes—avoid sandals or heels. Given the warm climate, opt for loose, light-colored garments to stay cool throughout the tour.
  
• Meals are included in the experience. If you have any dietary restrictions, please let us know in advance so we can make the necessary accommodations.
  
• For a pleasant visit, we recommend bringing sunscreen and insect repellent. Additionally, pack a hat or cap, sunglasses, a light sweater, and an umbrella. The tour will continue regardless of rain, so be prepared for any weather changes.
  
• For your safety, keep your belongings secure and follow the guide’s instructions throughout the tour. Before leaving, double-check that you have all your personal items.
  
• If you have any reservations or activities planned after the tour, please let us know so we can help manage your schedule and accommodate your needs. Also, inform us in advance if you require special arrangements, such as a disability accommodation or a baby seat.

Aditional information

• You can add a beer tasting or devils party for an additional cost
  
• 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