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Guatape's icons plus two real Antioquia towns most visitors skip.
A private day trip covering Guatape and Piedra del Penol along with El Retiro, a real Antioquian town known for its architecture, and the Tekendamita Waterfall, with time along the way for a snack of local empanadas and cheese bread.
This private tour reaches beyond the standard Guatape route to include El Retiro, a real Antioquian town with its own distinct architecture, and the Tekendamita Waterfall, giving you real, additional ground most day trips don't cover.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Round-trip hotel pickup in Medellin.
Climb the iconic granite monolith and explore Guatape's colorful streets.
A real Antioquian town known for its local architecture and crafts, off the standard tourist route.
A scenic waterfall stop along the route through the Antioquia countryside.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private day trip covering Guatape and Piedra del Penol along with El Retiro, a real Antioquian town known for its architecture, and the Tekendamita Waterfall, with time along the way for a snack of local empanadas and cheese bread. This private tour reaches beyond the standard Guatape route to include El Retiro, a real Antioquian town with its own distinct architecture, and the Tekendamita Waterfall, giving you real, additional ground most day trips don't cover.
El Retiro is a small Antioquian town in the eastern highlands. Its official foundation is often given as 1790, with municipal status in 1814, though earlier settlement dates to the 1730s, when families began working local mines and pastures, a history that included enslaved labor. The town's plaza, church and colonial-style streets are why it is a favorite weekend stop for residents of Medellín.
The Salto de Tequendamita waterfall lies a few kilometres from town on the road toward La Ceja and drops around 20 metres, according to published descriptions.
Compared with the standard Guatapé route, this tour adds the quieter highland towns and a waterfall, so you see more of the countryside than the reservoir and rock alone.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
