Enjoy a day to the east of Antioquia where spectacular views of the reservoir and the Peñol rock await you, unique natural landscapes and one of the most colorful towns in Colombia, ideal for capturing unforgettable photographs.
Along the way, you will cross towns such as Marinilla and El Peñol, where you will learn about the history of the dam that transformed the territory and is now key to energy generation in Colombia. You'll have time to appreciate the Malecón and the replica of Old Peñol, a space that preserves the memory of the old town before its flood.
The tour continues to the imposing Piedra del Peñol, a 220-meter-high monolith that dominates the landscape and has become one of the country's natural icons. Although the ascent is optional, the environment offers privileged views of the reservoir and its islands.
The day ends in Guatapé, renowned for its colorful streets and the plinths that decorate the facades of its houses, reflecting the customs, crafts and identity of its inhabitants. An ideal destination to walk calmly and enjoy its local atmosphere.
This tour includes shared transportation from authorized hotels, accompanied by a professional guide in Spanish, a typical lunch and a stop at Alto del Chocho, integrating nature, culture and gastronomy in a single day.
Includes: Shared transportation, professional guide in Spanish and typical lunch, stop at the “alto del chocho”
Guide in Spanish and English depending on the option you choose
Non-refundable
Along the way, you will cross towns such as Marinilla and El Peñol, where you will learn about the history of the dam that transformed the territory and is now key to energy generation in Colombia. You'll have time to appreciate the Malecón and the replica of Old Peñol, a space that preserves the memory of the old town before its flood.
The tour continues to the imposing Piedra del Peñol, a 220-meter-high monolith that dominates the landscape and has become one of the country's natural icons. Although the ascent is optional, the environment offers privileged views of the reservoir and its islands.
The day ends in Guatapé, renowned for its colorful streets and the plinths that decorate the facades of its houses, reflecting the customs, crafts and identity of its inhabitants. An ideal destination to walk calmly and enjoy its local atmosphere.
This tour includes shared transportation from authorized hotels, accompanied by a professional guide in Spanish, a typical lunch and a stop at Alto del Chocho, integrating nature, culture and gastronomy in a single day.
Includes: Shared transportation, professional guide in Spanish and typical lunch, stop at the “alto del chocho”
Guide in Spanish and English depending on the option you choose
Non-refundable
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