Private Tour to Guatape Piedra Peñol Private Dam

In Alto del Chocho, the farm offers an enriching and authentic experience. Upon arrival, you are surrounded by a traditional environment where you can interact with animals such as cows, pigs, chickens and horses. In addition, the farm organizes workshops on organic farming and demonstrations of milking and production of artisanal products. The tasting of local products is unmissable, from fresh fruits and vegetables to cheeses, yogurts and honey, all with an authentic and natural flavor. The landscapes are stunning, with panoramic views of the Aburrá Valley and lush vegetation including leafy trees and tropical flowers. Local wildlife, with birds and butterflies, adds a touch of color and life to the environment. After a day of activities, you can relax in picnic areas or relax in hammocks while enjoying the fresh air and tranquility of the place. Every moment at the Alto del Chocho farm is a perfect combination of nature, education and enjoyment.

El Penol

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El Peñol, in Antioquia, is a town full of charm and tradition. As you walk its streets, you will find colorful houses and a serene atmosphere. Squares are meeting places and local shops offer unique crafts. Markets and restaurants allow you to taste local delicacies, capturing the authentic flavors of Antioquia. The new Peñol, built after the flooding of the old town to create the reservoir, shows resilience and adaptation. With monuments such as the replica of the ancient Peñol and the iconic Rock Church, it maintains the spirit of its predecessor. Both Peñoles offer a perfect retreat for nature and culture lovers, with mountainous landscapes and rivers surrounding the area, providing breathtaking views and an unforgettable experience.

Piedra El Penol

The visit to Piedra del Peñol, a 220-meter high monolith in Guatapé, is an impressive experience. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by panoramic views of the Peñol-Guatapé reservoir, with its blue water and green islands scattered across the landscape. Climbing the 740 steps to the top is a worthwhile challenge, as each step brings you closer to an even more spectacular view. At the top, a 360-degree view of the region awaits, where the sky meets the water and land in a stunning natural spectacle. You can enjoy a refreshment at the viewpoint while you contemplate the beauty around you. The combination of the exuberant nature and majesty of the Stone of the Peñol creates a unique and memorable experience. In addition, the nearby town of Guatapé is famous for its colorful streets and decorative skirting boards, adding a cultural touch to your visit. Every corner tells a story, making your visit a perfect blend of nature and culture