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Guatapé & Piedra del Peñol: Boat Tour, Tastings & Lunch★ 4.83 (2,847) · 8h–10h
Best priceMedellín Commune 13: Street Art Tour & Local Food with Guide★ 4.99 · from US$ 19
Top ratedGuatape & El Peñol Rock: Coffee Farm, Market & Town Day Trip★ 4.99 · from US$ 1812 to 5 hours (10)
Medellín: Coffee Farm & Roastery Tour with PickupYou’ll walk among lush coffee plants near Medellín, pick ripe cherries by hand with local farmers, watch roasting in a micro-roastery, and taste award-winning brews side by side. With hotel pickup included and friendly guides who love sharing their craft, you’ll leave with sticky fingers—and maybe a new obsession for Colombian coffee.
Medellín Coffee Farm Tour with Tastings & Local LunchYou’ll walk coffee fields near Medellín, pick ripe beans with locals at a family farm, taste freshly roasted coffee with a barista, and share a traditional lunch overlooking green hills. Expect laughter, earthy smells, and genuine moments—plus hotel pickup so you can just relax into it all.
Medellin: Arvi Park Coffee Tour & Spa Ritual with Cable CarYou’ll ride Medellin’s cable car into Arvi Park’s green hills, tour a mountain-top coffee farm with locals, try hands-on brewing in an ancestral cave lab, and relax into spa rituals using real Colombian coffee. Expect earthy scents, laughter with your guide, and moments where time slows down among eucalyptus trees—it’s an experience you’ll carry home long after your skin stops smelling like fresh roast.
Medellin: Comuna 13 Graffiti Tour, Fruit Tasting & Cable CarYou’ll walk Medellin’s Comuna 13 with a local guide who shares street art stories and neighborhood history, taste rare Colombian fruits at a real market, and ride the city’s cable car above colorful rooftops. Expect honest conversations about Medellin’s past—and moments that stick with you long after you leave.
Medellín: Street Food & Aguardiente Tour with Farm DinnerYou're picked up at your hotel and driven south to a non-touristy neighborhood where you taste Chocolo Arepa, buñuelo, Aguardiente in a traditional fonda, empanada with four sauces, Butifarra, and finish at a coffee farm with home-cooked dinner, Refajo, and a local dessert. Hotel drop-off is included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat what locals actually eat without arranging transport, timing stops, or figuring out which stands are worth the line — the private format and planned route handle all three, and the farm finish gives you a place that feels genuinely removed from the tourist circuit.
Medellín Exotic Fruits Market Tour & Fresh Juice TastingYou taste five to seven exotic fruits you've never encountered, drink a fresh juice made on the spot, and hear stories about Colombian food culture from a guide who knows the vendors by name. The tour keeps groups small and moves through the actual market where locals shop, not a staged version built for tourists. You leave knowing what a granadilla is and why it matters.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste fruits you can't find at home and understand how Colombians actually shop and eat, rather than see Medellín through a hotel lobby window. The small group size and vendor relationships are what make the tasting authentic instead of staged.
Medellín: Private Coffee Farm Tour & Roasting ClassYou spend a half-day on a family coffee farm outside Medellín learning to pick, process, and roast beans, then taste the same coffee prepared three ways to understand how method changes flavor. Hotel pickup, a bilingual guide, snacks and coffee are included, and the small group size means you're not following a crowd through the steps.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how Colombian coffee is actually made without spending half the day in a van or following a crowd through the steps — the private format and small farm setting mean you move at your own pace and can ask questions as they come up.
Medellín: Street Food Tour in El Poblado & Manila with TastingsYou’ll taste your way through Medellín’s El Poblado and Manila neighborhoods—nine local street foods, from empanadas to tamales—guided by someone who knows every vendor by name. Expect laughter over mispronounced words, real Colombian coffee, and a sense of belonging that lingers long after the last bite.
Medellin: Coffee Hacienda Tour & Family Lunch Near CityYou’ll walk through a working coffee hacienda just outside Medellin, meet the family who grows your beans, taste Colombian coffee at every step, and share a homemade lunch right on their farm. Expect real stories, laughter over language slips, and moments where you forget how close you are to the city.
Medellin: Coffee Farm Tour & Cable Car City ViewsYou’ll ride Medellin’s cable car for sweeping city views, walk through colorful Barrio La Sierra with your guide sharing local history, then join a coffee-growing family for hands-on harvesting and fresh cups straight from their kitchen. Expect laughter, honest stories, and moments that linger long after you leave.
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Medellin Coffee Tour & Horseback Ride with Lunch PickupYou’ll ride horses through Palmitas’ green hills outside Medellín, pick coffee cherries straight from the bush with locals, taste fresh brews at a family finca, and share a rustic lunch—all with pickup included. Expect laughter over ponchos, earthy scents in your nose, and maybe a new appreciation for Colombian coffee culture by day’s end.
Medellín Chocolate Farm Tour: Pick & Make Artisanal ChocolateYou pick cacao from the trees, ferment and roast the beans, grind them into chocolate, and mix in your own flavors before taking home what you made. The tour includes hotel pickup from El Poblado or Laureles, a bilingual guide, the cheese bread and hot chocolate, and runs about half a day in the Andes outside Medellín. Book if you want to see how chocolate actually gets made instead of just tasting the result.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand where chocolate comes from and actually make some yourself, without arranging transport or worrying about safety — the private pickup and bilingual guide handle both, and the farm's family-run approach means you're learning from people who've been doing this for years, not reading a script.
Medellín Chocolate Tour: Cocoa Farm & Make Your Own ChocolateYou get picked up from your Medellín hotel and driven to a family cocoa farm in Copacabana, where you pick, ferment, dry, roast and grind cocoa beans yourself. You taste the chocolate at every stage and make your own to take home, plus eat fresh farm fruits and pandequeso. The whole day is about six hours, and you leave with chocolate you made and a clearer picture of how much work goes into a single bar.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand where chocolate comes from and have a tangible skill to show for it — the hands-on work is what makes the difference between watching and actually knowing.
3-Day Colonial Coffee Trail: Santafe, Jerico & Jardin TourYou’ll step into real paisa life on this 3-day journey through Antioquia’s villages—tasting fresh coffee at its source, meeting locals in historic plazas, and soaking up traditions that go way beyond what you’ll find in any city tour.
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