Santa Fe de Antioquia Colonial Day Tour
Whitewashed colonial streets, a 19th-century suspension bridge and hot, dry sunshine an hour from the city.
Santa Fe was the capital of Antioquia before Medellín, and it still looks it: cobblestones, courtyards, churches and a genuinely beautiful main square. It also sits far lower than Medellín, so it is hot, which is exactly why locals go.
We add the Puente de Occidente, a long lunch in a colonial courtyard, and an afternoon by a pool before driving back up into the cool.
What's included
- →Private SUV and driver
- →Bilingual guide
- →Puente de Occidente stop
- →Lunch reservation and pool access
Not included
- ·Gratuities
- ·Personal purchases
- ·Anything not listed above
Good to know
What to wearLight clothes and a hat. It is often 90°F there when Medellín is 75°F.
SafetyYou travel with a vetted driver and a licensed guide from pickup to drop-off. We share the plan and the vehicle details before the day starts.
AvailabilityRuns daily, weather permitting. Same-day requests handled on WhatsApp.
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