Events in Colombia Today

Visit the city of Guatapé, located 1.5-hours from Medellín, and see a world of color amongst its streets adorned with tile facades. Take a relaxing boat ride and enjoy a traditional Colombian lunch.

Take a trip to Comuna 13, which went from Colombia's most dangerous neighborhood to a bustling art district. Ride the cable car, see graffiti art, enjoy amazing views, and taste street food and coffee.

Discover the story behind the notorious drug lord P. Escobar on this guided tour that includes a free night at the Adrenaline Hostel. Visit Escobar's grave and learn the negative effects he had.

Enjoy a guided tour of the colorful town of Guatapé, take in the vistas from La Piedra del Peñol, and eat lunch in Guatape´s best local restaurant. Take a boat cruise on the Guatapé Reservoir.

Discover the real history behind the pirates of Cartagena on a sunset cruise. Admire stunning waterfront views of the bay while sipping delicious cocktails from the select open bar.

Visit Bogota's famous spots in one day on a tour to Guatavita Lagoon and the Salt Cathedral. See the inspiration for the legend of El Dorado and be in awe of the first wonder of Colombia.

Cycle through Bogota, visiting traditional fruit markets, a coffee factory, the bullfighting stadium, the historical center, and a whole host of plazas, parks, and neighborhoods, and get an inside view of the city as you talk to locals on the way.

On this tour, you will take a morning bike ride through Medellin. Discover the best parks, downtown, and beautiful viewpoints. Access hidden back roads with a local guide on a safe and fun route through the city. Sample some local flavors.

Explore the historic heart of Bogotá on a guided tour. Discover the popular neighborhood of La Candelaria through its vibrant street art and local architecture. Learn about Colombian history through the capital’s colonial and indigenous past.

Explore the Comuna 13 district, learn about the troubled history of Medellín while checking out amazing street art and meeting artists and local residents in the community.