Coming from the queen of trying to find a trail or a mountain that can be climbed, I present my top five picks for hiking near Medellin. Enjoy! El Paso Del Toro Starting with my favorite day hike option in the whole world, let's start in El Retiro, Antioquia. About a 45 minute bus ride from the city, this day hike meets all my requirements for a quality adventure. I always take the blue public bus that leaves from the Metro station Exposiciones in the city. As of August 2026,

Ever heard of "puebleando" in Colombia? If not, you're missing out! This is everyone's favorite Sunday plan. "Pueblear" refers to town hopping, walking the streets, eating local food, and seeing the sights that each quaint area has to offer. Check out three perfect day trips when looking to town hop while staying in Medellin. San Pedro de Los Milagros If you are looking for colder weather and beautiful mountain views, San Pedro de Los Milagros is your place. Located about an

Visiting the Coffee Region can be tricky. It is simultaneously easy to fall into the tourist traps while being tempted to avoid some of the awe-inspiring tourist attractions. There is so much to do and see here, and I encourage you to explore and find your own special places. However, starting to plan an itinerary can feel quite overwhelming, so to help get you started here are my favorite to-do's in a few areas of the "Eje Cafetero", the famous coffee region in Colombia. San

Isla Fuerte is a mile and a half long and just short of a mile wide, but there is no lack of adventure on this little island. The island is small and simple, yet full of quaint hotels to rest, beaches to enjoy sunsets and coconut drinks, and trails to explore the flora and fauna that make the island special. It is the perfect place go for a soul reset. Restful lodging experience at Eco House Hotel The hotel is set right on the edge of El Bajo, a crystal bay perfect for sunris