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STAR TOURS MDE

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Full Day Private Tour to Guatapé and El Peñol

Pablo Escobar Private Half-Day Cultural Tour in Medellin

Private Tour in Comuna 13 with cable car (culture, street art and graffiti)

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STAR TOURS MDE (Medellin) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go

Colombia Tours & Vacations

Whether you’re seeking adventure sports, flamboyant fiestas, architectural wonders, or wildlife encounters – Colombia’s rhythm will get you moving.

Colombia is a tantalizing mix of old and new: charming city centers and cobblestone streets, interwoven with a thriving cultural scene and a spicy-hot nightlife that extends to the early hours of the morning. Whether you want to feel the Caribbean sand between your toes on the beaches of Tayrona National Park , rappel through Colombia’s tallest waterfalls in San Gil, or grab a partner and dance to the pulse of Afro-influenced rhythms, Colombia is calling as the best-kept secret of South America.

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Colombia at a glance

Capital city.

Bogota (population 7.2 million)

51.1 million

Colombian Peso (COP)

(GMT-05:00) Bogota, Lima, Quito, Rio Branco

CALLING CODE

Electricity.

Type A (North American/Japanese 2-pin) Type B (American 3-pin)

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Culture and customs.

Colombian culture tends to revolve around the Four F’s: Festivals, Food, Fun, and Family. While this bold and beautiful nation loves to party, it’s also a very traditional, family-centered society, with many Colombians choosing to live near their families and remain at home until marriage.

With most Colombians being Catholic, religion plays an important part in daily life, and visitors will be able to see this themselves while traveling through Colombia. Hundreds of churches and cathedrals populate the large cities, while smaller chapels are dotted throughout the villages and rural areas. Religious festivals like Easter and Christmas are celebrated with gusto – after quiet times of reverence come the massive street parties, parades, and feasts. A variety of cultural influences collide at these events - Spanish, African, and Caribbean customs and traditions have been brought to Colombia over the centuries and shaped its vibrant culture. 

The hallmarks and customs of daily life vary from region to region, with Bogota’s upwardly mobile citizens enjoying bars, driving cars, and having access to a wide range of technology, cuisine, and media. Colombia’s rural dwellers (subsistence farmers, plantation workers, and tribal groups) live a more simple existence in rustic housing and without traffic or the stresses of modern life. What unifies most Colombians though, regardless of living conditions or class, is a fierce love of Colombia, respect for God, and loyalty to the family unit.

Geography and environment

Located in the northwest of South America, Colombia shares borders with   Venezuela ,   Brazil ,   Peru ,   Ecuador ,   and Panama, and is the only South American country to have a coastline on both the Pacific and the Caribbean. Home to a wide variety of natural environments and varying terrain, travelers can expect to see mountains give way to low-lying plains and tropical rainforests meet balmy beaches. Add sprawling metropolises, small farming communities, far-reaching plantations, fishing villages, and colonial-era towns, and you’ve got an ever-changing landscape at your fingertips.

Eating and drinking

Intrepid believes that one of the best ways to experience a country is by eating! Whether you're sampling street food, savouring a cheap eat or indulging in a banquet, there are endless options to choose from wherever you are in the world. 

Colombia has rich culinary traditions, quality fresh produce and loads of cosmopolitan bars, cafes, food stands and restaurants to visit. For a summary of what to eat in South America, check out   our in depth guide .

Things to try in Colombia

These popular thick corn tortillas can be found almost everywhere in Colombia. Baked or fried, with beef, cheese, pork, chicken or beans, they make the perfect breakfast or afternoon snack.

2. Bandeja Paisa

Originating from the Andean region of Colombia, this dish is a staple of most Colombian diets. Consisting of a plate of rice, beans, avocado, fried egg, chorizo and other meats, it’s a filling feast fit for a king!

3. Ajiaco Bogotano

This hearty chicken stew is a Bogota specialty. Packed with succulent chicken meat, corn, potatoes and herbs, it’s a tasty and satisfying budget meal.

4. Tropical fruit

Colombia is known for having some of the best fresh produce in the world. Bananas and plantains are among the best, and you’ll be able to find street vendors selling them fresh, fried and grilled. Fruit shakes are also widely available and offer travellers a chance to sample some exotic fruits that they may not have tried before.

History and government

Early history.

The area now known as Colombia was inhabited by Caribbean and Andean groups who lived in small communities based on organized agriculture. Spanish explorers were drawn to the land and fascinated by the proliferation of gold. The myth of El Dorado soon abounded, and the search for this land of gold soon became an obsession.

From the creation of Santa Marta in 1525, colonization spread rapidly throughout the rest of the country, leading to interest from neighboring countries that were also keen to exploit Colombia’s natural resources. Many Africans soon started to arrive as a part of the slave trade and provided a much-needed labor force for the colonizers. Life was tough for the slaves; however, African song, dance, and other afro-traditions helped to shape Colombian culture well into the future.

Recent history

Independence from Spain rose to the top of Colombia’s agenda after years of resentment. Simon Bolivar soon became a local hero, fighting for independence from the Spaniards. It took many years, but in 1819, Colombia was granted its freedom – Bolivar had fought his way into the minds and hearts of Colombia, where he is still revered.

However, this spirit of freedom was short-lived as Colombia descended into confrontation and civil war in the following years. Colombia seemed to be at the mercy of political opponents and guerrilla groups, weaving between periods of peace and extreme violence.

By the 1970s, Colombia had a new wave of criminal activity stemming from the lucrative cocaine trade. Pablo Escobar became one of the world’s most notorious (and wealthy) criminals by controlling most of the world’s drug trade. Colombia became a dangerous place to live (and travel in) during this period, yet has recently emerged victorious from these dark days. With vastly improved national security and a growing economy based on agriculture, textiles, and mineral mining, Colombia is welcoming back tourists with open arms.

Travelers might visit Colombia for the adrenaline sports, nature reserves, and beaches, however, retail therapy should also be included in that list, as Colombia’s shopping is surprisingly sensational.

It’s a good idea to check with your local customs officials to ensure that you are able to bring certain items back into your home country. The United States generally has strict quarantine laws.

Things to buy in Colombia

1. Jewelry, art and handicrafts

Some of the best artisans in South America live in Colombia. Choose from handcrafted gold jewelry, bright textile bags and scarves, and vibrant contemporary art available in galleries, markets, and boutiques all over the country.

2. Fashion and accessories

Colombia’s more cosmopolitan cities have enough fashion-forward boutiques and malls to keep most clothes-hounds happy. Medellin in particular is well known for being Colombia’s fashion capital and is a true hotspot in the Latin American fashion world.

3. Coffee beans

As one of the world’s largest producers of coffee beans, Colombia is a great place to pick up top-quality beans at lower prices than back home. Buying straight from the coffee regions ensures quality and freshness.

Shop 'til you drop on our 11 day Premium Colombia tour.

Top 10 must-see cities of Colombia

1. medellin.

What makes Medellin so magnificent? Once considered one of the most dangerous cities in the world, Medellin’s temperate weather, hospitable locals, gorgeous gardens, and artistic enclaves have prevailed and this cultured city has emerged full of spirit, passion and optimism.

Explore Medellin on our 9 day Cafe Colombia tour.

This vibrant town may have been founded centuries ago, but nowadays Popayan has a youthful spirit due to the local university that attracts thousands of young Colombians to the region. Home to many of Colombia’s most celebrated poets, composers, and painters, Popayan also has some of the most stirring Easter celebrations in the world.

Known locally as the ‘Capital of Heaven’, Cali’s museums and public art may dazzle you, but it’s the up-and-coming food and party scene that’s getting loads of attention. With modern restaurants serving international cuisine, local eateries offering traditional fare, lively salsa bars open until dawn, and a fair worth traveling for in late December, Cali shouldn’t be missed!

4. Barichara

Less of a city and more of a colonial town, the faded charm of rustic Barichara has been endearing travelers for centuries. Colored, whitewashed buildings with carved wooden doors and red roofs, quaint little churches, and hilly streets make Barichara the perfect place to linger for a few days of quiet downtime.

Embrace the charm of Baricahra on our 10 day Explore Colombia adventure.

Colombia’s sprawling capital is a frenetic fusion of old and new, with skyscrapers towering over colonial buildings, wild traffic giving way to peaceful parks, and cobblestone streets leading to bohemian night spots. With so much going on, you’ll be exhausted trying keep up with Bogota’s pace.

Experience Bogota on our 17 day Best of Colombia tour.

Lofty Tunja’s historic architecture, spiritual sites, and lively festivals make it an interesting destination for travelers from all walks of life. Whether you’re interested in magnificent art, colonial-era architecture, or cultural enlightenment, Tunja delivers on all accounts.

7. Cartagena

Surrounded by walls built to guard against pirates, Cartagena captivates travelers with colonial mansions, cobbled streets, Spanish-style houses, and brightly colored buildings. History seems to drip from every street corner, especially when Cartagena takes on a golden glow by night.

Admire Cartagena on our 12 day Real Colombia tour.

8. Pamplona

Although one of Colombia’s less-visited spots, cultured Pamplona is well worth checking out. With a wealth of museums, galleries, and churches nestled within its narrow streets and rousing Holy Week celebrations, Pamplona offers a peak into Colombian traditions and daily life.

9. Santa Marta

Seaside Santa Marta attracts flocks of tourists chasing sunshine, scuba diving, and seafood. With beautiful beaches, atmospheric bars, chilled-out open-air cafes, and heritage sites, Santa Marta should feature on every travelers list.

10. San Gil

This small city is emerging as one of Colombia’s hottest new destinations, mainly due to the plethora of adventure sports on offer in the surrounding areas. Test your limits with paragliding, caving, rafting, and kayaking, and then relax in the pleasant botanical gardens and cafes of sunny San Gil.

Festivals and events in Colombia

Barranquilla carnival.

Held in the lead up to Ash Wednesday each year, this spectacular collision of color, flashy costumes, lively dancing, and rhythmic Caribbean, Latin, and African beats draws more than one million revelers from around the world.

Medellin Feria de las Flores (Festival of the Flower)

Occurring each August, this week-long ode to local flower farmers (Colombia is one of the leading producers of cut flowers in the world) culminates in a colorful and fragrant parade, where farmers march the streets carrying silletas (elaborate flower arrangements) on their back.

Feria de Cali (Cali Fair)

The salsa capital of Colombia ends each year the only way it knows how – with a five-day city-wide party beginning right after Christmas featuring parades, music, bullfighting, a beauty pageant, food, and of course, salsa dancing.

Pasto Carnaval de Negros y Blancos (Black and White Carnival)

Each January, the city of Pasto engages in an unusual two-day celebration of racial equality – locals and visitors party on the street and paint each other black for Blacks’ Day and throw white powder on each other for Whites’ Day.

Night of the Candles

Homes and cities across the country are lit up with candles and paper lanterns to mark the unofficial start of the Christmas season. Taking place on the eve of the Immaculate Conception (a Catholic celebration and national holiday in Colombia), it’s a night meant for socializing with friends and family.

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Colombia travel FAQs

Do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

When is the best time to visit Colombia?

There is always a good time to visit Colombia, as the seasons vary throughout the country. While the climate generally remains constant throughout the year, the temperature can change depending on where you are. In the far north, the climate is usually tropical, warm and humid, while central Colombia can get quite cool - Bogota is known for its mild temperatures, particularly at night.

The wet season is roughly from March to May and September to November, although this varies around the country. December to March is the peak travel period due to the dry conditions and holidays and festivals that proliferate across the country. During this time, expect more sunshine, but also more people competing for space in the cities and tourist regions.

Do I need a visa to visit Colombia?

Visitors from over 102 countries can enter Colombia without requiring a visa for a maximum of 90 days for tourist purposes. These countries include the United States, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.

Travelers not from a visa-exempt country can apply for a tourist visa online or at the nearest Colombian embassy or consulate.

However, this is for general information only and may be subject to change. It is your responsibility to obtain relevant visa and travel information required for entry, departure and travel to each country or region you visit on your trip. You should confirm these with the relevant embassies and/or consulates. 

Last updated: 28/11/2023

Is tipping customary in Colombia?

Many Colombians receive low wages and leaving a 10% tip at mid-range and Western-style restaurants is customary and appreciated. Some restaurants automatically add a gratuity to the bill, in which case, there is no need to add any more. Tipping is not expected at more casual restaurants and cafes.

What is internet access like in Colombia?

Internet is easy to access at internet cafes and hotels in Colombia’s larger cities, although may be harder to find in more remote areas.

Can I use my cell phone while in Colombia?

Cell phone coverage is generally good in Colombia's large cities and urban areas. Coverage may not be available in more remote areas, especially mountainous regions. Ensure global roaming is activated with your service provider before leaving home.

What are the toilets like in Colombia?

Western-style flushable toilets are the standard in Colombia. It’s a good idea to carry some toilet paper with you as it’s not always provided. As a rule, never flush toilet paper. The toilets in Colombia can’t handle the paper so there’s usually a wastebasket provided to use instead.

What will it cost for a...?

Colombia's unit of currency is the Colombian peso (COP). Here's what you can expect to pay for a:

• Soft drink = 1,500 COP
• Beer = 2,000 COP
• Simple meal in a local restaurant = 6,000 COP
• Meal in an international restuarant = 15,000-20,000 COP

Can I drink the tap water in Colombia?

Tap water in larger cities is safe to drink but should be avoided in rural areas. Avoid drinks with ice and peel fruit and vegetables before eating them in these areas as well. Help the environment and try to avoid buying bottled water. Instead, fill a reusable water bottle. Ask your trip leader where you can find filtered water. Some hotels may also provide water dispensers.

Are credit cards widely accepted in Colombia?

Credit cards are usually accepted by hotels, large retailers and tourist sites but are less commonly accepted by smaller vendors in rural areas. Always carry enough cash for smaller purchases in case credit cards are not an option.

What is ATM access like in Colombia?

ATMs are widely available in larger cities like Bogota and Medellin but are less common in small villages or rural areas. Make sure you have enough cash before leaving urban areas.

What public holidays are celebrated in Colombia?

• 1 Jan: New Year’s Day
• 7 Jan: Epiphany*
• 19 Mar: St. Joseph’s Day*
• 18 Apr: Maundy Thursday*
• 19 Apr: Good Friday*
• 1 May: Labour Day
• 12 May: Ascension Day*
• 24 Jun: Corpus Christi*
• 25 Jun: Sacred Heart Day
• 1 Jul: Feast of St Peter and St Paul
• 20 Jul: Independence Day
• 7 Aug: Battle of Boyaca
• 15 Aug: Assumption Day
• 14 Oct: Dia de la Raza*
• 4 Nov: All Saints Day*
• 11 Nov: Independence of Cartagena City
• 8 Dec: Immaculate Conception Day
• 25 Dec: Christmas Day  

* Please note, Colombia public holidays may vary.

Do I need any vaccinations before visiting Colombia?

No vaccines are required in order to enter Colombia but some are recommended for protection against disease. Visit your doctor or travel clinic for advice and make sure to schedule vaccinations 4-6 weeks before your departure date, as some require time to become effective.

Is Colombia a safe destination for LGBTQI travelers?

Same-sex relationships were declared legal by the Colombian government in 1981 and same-sex marriage has been legal in Colombia since 2013. While homosexuality is accepted in Colombia, perhaps more so than in other parts of South America, it remains an underground culture. Discretion is advised for LGBTQI travelers in Colombia.

For more detailed and up-to-date advice, we recommend visiting   Equaldex   or   ILGA   before you travel.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

How do I stay safe and healthy while traveling?

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The World Health Organisation also provides useful health information.

Does my trip to Colombia support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. In fact, we make a donation on behalf of every traveler. Trips to Colombia directly support our foundation partner, Patrulla Aérea Civil Colombiana (PAC). 

PAC are bringing life-changing healthcare to rural communities in Colombia with their mobile hospital services. Donations help them get more than 50 healthcare professionals and two tonnes of medical equipment across several rural communities that need their help. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

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Day 1 NATURAL COUNTRY / BOGOTA

Arrival at the Airport / Welcome from our representative / Transfer to the hotel.Late at night we will go to enjoy an exquisite dinner in a restaurant in Bogotá.

Day 2 BOGOTA / ZIPAQUIRA / CITY TOUR BY BOGOTA

Breakfast. We leave for Zipaquirá, where you will know the Salt Cathedral, a jewel of modern Colombian architecture. The importance of these delicately carved structures will surprise you. We will make a stop in the Diocesan Chapel among others.Typical lunch.Return to Bogotá to start the city tour, where we will visit the most representative places in the Candelaria sector such as the Plaza de Bolívar. Here we will enjoy important buildings in our country such as the National Capitol, the Presidential Palace, the Primada Cathedral and the Palace of Justice. From this point, we will cross colonial streets highlighted by their colonial architecture. We will enter the Gold Museum, the most important archaeological museum of its kind in the world, we will learn about pre-Columbian cultures and their lifestyle. We will finish the tour with the entrance to the Botero Museum.

Day 3 BOGOTA / SAN ANDRES

Arrival at the Airport / Welcome from our representative / Transfer to the hotelAfternoon free, in which you can enjoy its crystal sea, famous for its diverse shades, its white sand beaches and the charm of visiting a Colombian island in the Caribbean Sea.

Day 4 SAN ANDRES / SWIMMING POOL / AQUARIUM / JHONY KAY

Breakfast. Bathing in natural pools, sunbathing on quiet beaches, dancing to the rhythm of reggae and learning about the history of the archipelago are part of the program for travelers in San Andres. On this day we will visit the most representative sites of the island; The aquarium is a true natural pool, very clear and shallow water, in which you can cool off and spend a pleasant day. As in Johnny Kay, thanks to its coral reef, the waves break long before reaching its beach, so the bath in San Andrés looks a lot like entering a lake.

Day 5 SAN ANDRES / SWIMMING POOL / AQUARIUM / JHONY KAY

We will move to one of the most beautiful natural pools in the world, the way to interact with the fish that are in the place is impressive. Its crystal waters allow to see the seabed clearly since the depth of it is little, so much, that you can move from one island to another walking. (Shared tour). Duration: 5 hours

Day 6 SAN ANDRES / EJE CAFETERO / TOUR FINCA CAFETERA

Arrival at the Airport / Welcome from our representative / Transfer to the hotelWe will take a guided tour of a beautiful coffee farm which is located in the rural area of ​​the Municipality of Salento in Quindío, where you can take tours of trails surrounded by 12 hectares of top quality coffee plantations, La Finca El Ocaso te It allows to know and learn about the production process of Ocaso coffee.A magical place that connects you with nature and coffee culture, where you will live a unique experience. Know the process of planting, production, profit, marketing and preparation. Come and collect coffee yourself and enjoy one of the best coffee cups in Colombia. Also visit the tombs of the Quimbaya Indians and observe the birds in a unique natural environment

Day 7 SALENTO / VALLE DEL COCORA

Breakfast, departure by Jeep Willys (typical transport) to the Cocora Valley.Following in the footsteps of our guide during the walk, you will discover an unusual Valley where the “wax palms”, a national tree, give the landscape a surreal dimension. You will also enter the Andean rainforest, cross rivers and appreciate an exuberant nature.Pique-nique lunch in the Cocora Valley and return to Salento during the afternoon, where a guide will make you discover the town of Salento.Night return to the hotel.

Day 8 COFFEE SHAFT / CARTAGENA

Arrival at the Airport / Welcome from our representative / Transfer to the hotelLunch typeWe will make a tour, accompanied by our guide, with which we will visit residential neighborhoods of Bocagrande, Castillogrande and the Republican neighborhood of Manga where you can see the houses of the time, continue with the visit to the Monastery of the Stern Built at the beginning of the 17th century On the cusp by two Augustinian Recollect fathers, this cloister was called “Convent of Our Lady of the Candelaria”. From the top you can see the heroic city.Visit the Fort of San Felipe de Barajas, the largest Spanish military building in the New World, originally built in 1536, being expanded according to need until 1657, magnificent military engineering work, where we will make a tour through its tunnels and underground galleries.Then transfer to the walled city where there is a walk through the main streets, squares and churches including the entrance to the Palace of the Inquisition.Return to the hotel 6:00 in the afternoon

Day 9 CARTAGENA / BARU

Breakfast. Transfer by boat or road to this beautiful area, you can see a white sand beach, crystal clear water, where you can spend a pleasant day sunbathing and relaxing.Afternoon return to the hotel in Cartagena

Day 10 CARTAGENA / SANTA MARTA / TAYRONA LOS NARANJOS HOUSE

Breakfast, departure by land trip of approximately 5 hours to the city of Santa Marta.Arrival at the hotel, free afternoon to enjoy the hotel facilities, the beautiful view and the pool.

Day 11 TAYRONA PARK TOUR

Breakfast. We leave early accompanied by our guide to the Tayrona National Park, and there we will take an ecological walk guided by the paths that we find in the park towards the beaches of Arrecife, La Piscina and Cabo San Juan. Afternoon rest on the beaches La Piscinita and Cabo San Juan.Late in the afternoon we begin the return to our accommodation making the walks along the previously traveled paths, we arrive at the accommodation we have dinner and we are ready to rest.

Day 12 SANTA MARTA / BOGOTA

Breakfast tour to the airport of the city of Santa Marta, to take a flight to Bogotá and from there to your home country.

Why to take this tour?

• Visit the capital of Colombia, and its places of greatest interest.
• Tour the coffee plantations and live the experience of harvesting Colombian coffee.
• Enjoy the beautiful beaches of San Andrés, its crystal clear waters and its great marine life
• Rest on the paradisiacal beaches of the Colombian Caribbean such as Barú and Tayrona Park
• Let yourself be carried away by the magic and romanticism of Cartageneras nights.

1.CARTAGENA DE INDIAS

cabo san juan

COFFEE FARM

Barú island

• In the confirmation voucher, you will find general information about the payment made and details of your operator.
• The itinerary of the excursions, as well as the day of realization, could suffer some variation due to meteorological reasons, as long as the content is always maintained.
• The hotels of the circuit may be replaced by others of a similar category if their occupation requires it.
• Guaranteed departures: The circuits will operate with a minimum of 2 people. There is the possibility of confirming circuit outputs with a single person. Consult supplement.
• Local flights: Bogota – San AndresSan Andres – PereiraPereira – CartagenaSanta Marta – Bogota
• Ground transfer:Bogotá – Airport – hotelPereira – Airport – hotelCartagena – Airport – hotelCartagena – Santa Marta Coffee farmSanta Marta – airport
• -Specialized local guide

Not included

• International flights
• Lunches and dinners
• Entrance to places of interest
• Services not detailed

Recommendations

To make your journey more bearable and avoid inconveniences:

• Apply the yellow fever vaccine.
• Comfortable clothes and shoes for walking.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Take Colombian pesos with you.

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Business / Corporate Travel

Hi there! Are you looking for reliable and secure transportation services for your business travels in Medellin, Colombia? At Rock Star Tours, we offer a comprehensive suite of transportation services for corporate and business travelers alike. Our vehicles are available at all levels and are designed to meet your unique travel needs. We understand the global business travel culture in Colombia and can provide you with the solutions you need to make your trip a success. Whether you're traveling alone or with a group, we can help you get to your destination safely and on time. So why not let us take care of your transportation needs while you focus on your business?

Concierge Service

Personal concierge transportation services are on the rise. With the local tourism and business travel needs in mind, we have you covered. Medellin VIP Transport is evolving to deliver exceptional services 24/7 to our clients. Time is your most precious resource on a business trip or vacation. Remember that time is the one thing you can never get back. We help you save time and gain privileged access. Access to private events is well worth it. Get a concierge. It’s your secret weapon to unlock a world of exclusive experiences and VIP events. Well, it’s nearly that easy. You first need to find the proper translation and concierge service for you. Your valuable time is what we save you. We help with local documents if on a business trip or setting up a tour or reservation at a restaurant.

Airport Transportation

Getting from the airport to your final destination, whether it is a hotel, apartment, or a friend's house, can be a pain in the ass if it is your first time in Medellin ( Or any other city in Colombia ) - Yes - I said it - "Pain in the ass" 🙂 You don't know who to trust. You don't know if the driver or taxi is reliable, especially if you pick them up at the curbside. We have a sister company, Medellin VIP Transport, to care for you. It is run by the same team as Colombia Rock Star Tours. Our drivers are prompt, courteous, and willing to help you. They also have clean and reliable vehicles to get you to your destination. Our drivers are bilingual and will also give you a fast or scenic route where you can take a few great pictures on your way down into the valley of Medellin. Here is our link to the transportation site: Medellin VIP Transport. Look at all the excellent services we offer.

12 and 18 Passenger Party Bus

If you have a large group, we have you covered with several cars, SUVs, vans, and even two large group party buses. Significant to small, we have it all. No one wants to split a large group among 2 or 3 cars. We have a sister company, Medellin VIP Transport, to care for you. It is run by the same team as Colombia Rock Star Tours. Our drivers are prompt, courteous, and willing to help you. They also have clean and reliable vehicles to get you to your destination. Our drivers are bilingual and will also give you a fast or scenic route where you can take a few great pictures on your way down into the valley of Medellin. Here is our link to the transportation site: Medellin VIP Transport. Look at all the excellent services we offer.

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