• Puente de Occidente - Constructed in 1895, the Puente de Occidente, named for its location in western Antioquia, is a Colombian suspension bridge that links the towns of Olaya and Santa Fe de Antioquia, situated to the east and west of the Cauca River, respectively. At its inception, it was regarded as the seventh most significant suspension bridge globally. The Puente de Occidente was the longest of its type in the entire subcontinent, which is why it holds historical and cultural significance, serving as a pivotal element in the region’s and country’s development. It was designated a National Monument of Colombia on November 26, 1978.

• Santa Fe de Antioquia - Santa Fe de Antioquia is a Colombian town that preserves the most significant historical treasures from the colonial and republican periods in the Antioquia department. Founded in 1541, Santa Fe de Antioquia was a major hub of economic and urban growth in the region for over two centuries. This is reflected in its architecture: spacious colonial-style houses with predominantly white facades, double-height buildings featuring balconies, and intricately carved wooden doors.

This is a unique opportunity to explore a colonial town away from crowds or tourist hotspots.

• Hotel Mariscal Robledo - Situated in the heart of Santa Fe de Antioquia, the Mariscal Robledo Hotel is the fourth oldest in Colombia and boasts one of the most comprehensive and significant private libraries in the region. This is where a typical lunch is enjoyed. Along the journey, visitors can admire these historic buildings, roads, balconies, and vibrant spaces that embellish the region.

Its corridors, filled with conversation pieces, allow guests to reminisce about memorable times, dream in the comfortable rooms with exclusive designs, appreciate the beauty of tropical nature in the stunning garden, and enjoy the serenity by the pool.

• Paragliding
• Lunch
• All Fees and Taxes
• Insurance

• Alcoholic beverages

Travelers to Santa Fe de Antioquia can anticipate a trip back in time. This delightful colonial town, located a short drive from Medellín, is renowned for its cobblestone streets, whitewashed homes, and vibrant history. Visitors can explore stunning churches, bustling plazas, and the iconic Puente de Occidente. The warm climate, welcoming locals, and traditional cuisine provide a genuine Colombian experience. Whether interested in architecture, culture, or simply unwinding in a scenic setting, Santa Fe offers a tranquil retreat brimming with heritage and charm.

• Alcoholic beverages if only for 18 years old and above.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.