



by MedellinDayTrips
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$362This full-day tour from Medellín lasts about nine to ten hours and includes visits to an exotic fruit market, a coffee farm, El Peñol Rock, and the town of Guatape. The tour begins with a twenty-minute stop at a local farmers' market where visitors can taste a variety of exotic fruits not commonly found in tourist areas. After this break, the group travels about thirty-five minutes through scenic countryside to a coffee farm. At the farm, guests learn about the entire coffee production process, including planting, selective picking of ripe beans, depulping, fermenting, washing, drying, milling, and roasting. Following the coffee farm visit, the tour continues to El Peñol Rock, also known as Guatape Rock. During the drive, the guide shares information about the rock's history and features. Visitors can climb the rock by ascending 749 steps, which takes approximately fifty minutes to go up and down. At the summit, there are shops selling refreshments and visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the lake, islands, and surrounding countryside. After descending, the tour proceeds with a guided walking tour of the quaint town of Guatape. This two-hour walk covers landmarks such as the church, main square, Remembrance Street, and Zocalos Square. Lunch is not included but is available at a recommended local restaurant offering more than twenty traditional dishes along with cold sangria or craft beer. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Medellín, transport by private vehicle, a bilingual guide fluent in English and Spanish, exotic fruit tasting, and tea and coffee during the day. Entrance fees to El Peñol Rock and lunch are not included.
MedellinDayTrips
The tour starts with a 20-minute visit to a local farmers' market to taste exotic fruits. Colombia produces over 430 types of fruits, and this stop offers samples of unusual sour and sweet varieties in a non-touristy setting. This break also allows guests to stretch after about one hour traveling by car before continuing to the coffee farm.
20 min
Penol
After the fruit market, the group drives about 35 minutes through landscapes of kale, onions, sugar cane, coffee, and tomatoes. The visit to the coffee plantation covers the full coffee production process: planting, selective picking of ripe beans, depulping, fermenting, washing, drying, milling, and roasting. This stop gives insight into how coffee moves from farm to cup.
90 min
Penol
Following the coffee farm, the tour proceeds to Guatape Rock, also called Peñol. During the drive, the guide shares information about the rock’s history, composition, ownership, and climbing facts. Visitors then climb 749 steps, which takes around 50 minutes up and down, to reach the summit. At the top, guests can stay as long as they like and find shops selling water, beer, and snacks while viewing the lake, islands, and country houses.
90 min
Guatape
The drive to Guatape town takes 10 to 15 minutes from the rock. A guided walking tour covers landmarks including the church, main square, Remembrance Street, and Zocalos Square. This tour lasts about two hours. Afterward, guests may have lunch at a recommended local restaurant offering over 20 traditional dishes with options like cold sangria or craft beer. Lunch is not included. The tour concludes with a return drive to Medellín in a private car.
120 min




by MedellinDayTrips
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$362This full-day tour from Medellín lasts about nine to ten hours and includes visits to an exotic fruit market, a coffee farm, El Peñol Rock, and the town of Guatape. The tour begins with a twenty-minute stop at a local farmers' market where visitors can taste a variety of exotic fruits not commonly found in tourist areas. After this break, the group travels about thirty-five minutes through scenic countryside to a coffee farm. At the farm, guests learn about the entire coffee production process, including planting, selective picking of ripe beans, depulping, fermenting, washing, drying, milling, and roasting. Following the coffee farm visit, the tour continues to El Peñol Rock, also known as Guatape Rock. During the drive, the guide shares information about the rock's history and features. Visitors can climb the rock by ascending 749 steps, which takes approximately fifty minutes to go up and down. At the summit, there are shops selling refreshments and visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the lake, islands, and surrounding countryside. After descending, the tour proceeds with a guided walking tour of the quaint town of Guatape. This two-hour walk covers landmarks such as the church, main square, Remembrance Street, and Zocalos Square. Lunch is not included but is available at a recommended local restaurant offering more than twenty traditional dishes along with cold sangria or craft beer. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Medellín, transport by private vehicle, a bilingual guide fluent in English and Spanish, exotic fruit tasting, and tea and coffee during the day. Entrance fees to El Peñol Rock and lunch are not included.
MedellinDayTrips
The tour starts with a 20-minute visit to a local farmers' market to taste exotic fruits. Colombia produces over 430 types of fruits, and this stop offers samples of unusual sour and sweet varieties in a non-touristy setting. This break also allows guests to stretch after about one hour traveling by car before continuing to the coffee farm.
20 min
Penol
After the fruit market, the group drives about 35 minutes through landscapes of kale, onions, sugar cane, coffee, and tomatoes. The visit to the coffee plantation covers the full coffee production process: planting, selective picking of ripe beans, depulping, fermenting, washing, drying, milling, and roasting. This stop gives insight into how coffee moves from farm to cup.
90 min
Penol
Following the coffee farm, the tour proceeds to Guatape Rock, also called Peñol. During the drive, the guide shares information about the rock’s history, composition, ownership, and climbing facts. Visitors then climb 749 steps, which takes around 50 minutes up and down, to reach the summit. At the top, guests can stay as long as they like and find shops selling water, beer, and snacks while viewing the lake, islands, and country houses.
90 min
Guatape
The drive to Guatape town takes 10 to 15 minutes from the rock. A guided walking tour covers landmarks including the church, main square, Remembrance Street, and Zocalos Square. This tour lasts about two hours. Afterward, guests may have lunch at a recommended local restaurant offering over 20 traditional dishes with options like cold sangria or craft beer. Lunch is not included. The tour concludes with a return drive to Medellín in a private car.
120 min