Fun little detour from Santa Fe. The bridge was really fun to walk across and the views of the surroundings were pretty stunning. We hiked around the area a bit and there were a lot of bugs, but overall the experiences was very recomendable.

Very picturesque and it's a little (ok, not very much) cool than in the city. The tuk-tuks will take you down here (and back) for 10,000 pesos per person (max three). Our driver stopped at an overlook on the Santa Fe side of the river and then dropped us off to walk across. The far side has a couple of small restaurants where you can get a drink or an ice-cream.

If you are already in Santa Fe to Antioquia, grab a motor scooter taxi, and for 35,000 cop, they will drive you down there, you walk across, and they meet you on the other side and then drive you back across. Worth the trip since we were already in Santa Fe, but nothing to write home about if you've seen a big bridge before.

Well maintained wooden bridge. A wall of information on anchor towers provides a great history overview. Plus a place to relax and enjoy the views.

Cauca river, and the Puente Clgant de Occidente. Nice place to visit with great history, very hot territory so bring a hat or an ummrella and get a iced sugar cane freshly pressed juice!

This bridge is the highlight of my trip to Santa Fé. The walk from the bus station to the bridge is enjoyable, mostly having the road to myself. - 12/07/2022

It is one beautiful place in the occidental area of Antioquia. I recommend a bottle of cold water and comfortable shoes for this trip.

Horrible experience woke up in a construction zone at 6am management was nonexistent and once located unhelpful and unapologetic. Situation they were fully aware of and I believe is the workers were moving between the work site and the hotel so they were obviously aware of it. I would suggest that this is ongoing and it will not be rectified anytime soon so I stay clear of this hotel go somewhere else and spend your money

(Translated by Google) I would say that for me it was perfect. We arrived at night, thank God there was a room available. The person who welcomed us was very friendly. We were able to park inside the hotel, which was a plus. The room was simple, pleasant and comfortable. The hotel is in the historic sector, a few blocks from the main park. It has a nice pool, although I didn't use it; There is even a sauna. The truth is I liked it. (Original) Diria que para mi fue perfecto. Llegamos de noche, gracias a Dios quedaba una habitacion disponible. La persona que nos recibio, fue muy amable. Pudimos parquear dentro del hotel, lo cual fue una ventaja. La habitacion era sencilla, agradable y comoda. El hotel queda en el sector historico, a unas pocas cuadras del parque principal. Tiene una linda piscina, aunque no hice uso de esta; Hasta sauna hay. La verdad me gusto.

(Translated by Google) A group of friends have stayed at the La Villa Aparthotel several times. We've always enjoyed our stay. The facilities are excellent, convenient, and comfortable. Everything is impeccably clean, and the rooms, including the apartments, are very well-equipped. But what we like most is the kindness, courtesy, and excellent service of the owners and staff. They make us feel like family. We will return. Highly recommended. (Original) Hemos estado un grupo de amigas varias veces en el Aparta hotel La Villa. Siempre nos ha ido muy bien, sus instalaciones son excelentes, cómodas y confortables, todo es impecablemente limpio y las habitaciones son muy bien dotadas, los apartamentos también. Pero lo que más nos gusta es la amabilidad, cortesía y buen servicio de sus propietarios y el personal que allí labora, nos hacen sentir en familia. Volveremos. Ampliamente recomendable.

(Translated by Google) A very nice and quiet place to rest. Excellent location, close to the main park, nice decoration, the owner is very friendly. It is safe and quiet. Highly recommended. (Original) Un lugar muy bonito y tranquilo para descansar. Excelente ubicación, cerca al parque principal, bonita decoración, el propietario es muy amable. Es seguro y tranquilo. Recomendadisimo.

(Translated by Google) It is right in the center and has private parking. (Original) está en todo el centro, tiene parqueadero privado.

(Translated by Google) It's an excellent hotel, the friendliness, the facilities, and of course the pool area. I would stay again. (Original) Es un excelente hotel, la amabilidad, las instalaciones y por supuesto el area de la piscina. Me volvería a quedar

(Translated by Google) This Hotel is very beautiful, clean, economical, highly recommended, the owner is very attentive to everything, he recommended very good places to eat, its pool is clean and beautiful, the location is very central, it has parking, air conditioning and everything you need to spend some unforgettable days in that magical town of Antioquia!! (Original) Este Hotel es muy bello, limpio, economico, muy recomendable, el propietario muy atento a todo, nos recomendo lugares muy buenos para comer, su piscina es limpia y bonita, la Ubicacion es muy central, tiene parqueadero, aire avondicionado y todo lo necesario para pasar unos dias inolvidables en ese magico pueblo Antioqueño!!

I was in the park on last weekend, the place is very good but everyone knows that the attraction of the park is its slides and they were closed, only one or two were open, in addition to that the state of the pools is not the best. I recommend to improve the state of the park because it’s a very touristy place in Medellin, is beautiful and perfect to share time with the family. Finally we had a really great time, we enjoyed in the available zones like slowly river, the zip line, the wave pool, etc. The food was delicious, there are a lot of options to have lunch, snacks, fast food etc.

Many attractions are closed for maintenance! The rest is okay, beside the strict control of the pools responsibles. There are even iguanas going around the place!

It says it's open until 5pm but I got there at 3:05 and they wouldn't let me in. I drove on hour to get here terrible

The is not the best however they do have a couple of decent things. The slides are closed

All the slides are closed and it's seems for long time. The park had better days, the maintenance of the pool are not that great. Nice for 2 hours for young kids.

I went here in October 2021... when I visited Colombia for the first time. Was told this place was amazing to visit... and honestly it wasn't bad nor was it amazing, it was just very plain, some of the rides weren't operating. I did however enjoy the aprepa con queso.

Its quite dirty in the whole place, the more all the baths are protected with fences, so you have to Enter at a certain Point which is anoyng. When we Went only 5 of the maybe 15 pipes were Opened, but they charged the Same Price.

The only cable car built for commuting and not tourism. The line K to Santa Domingo provides picturesque glimpse into the suburbs and some breathtaking views

The best metro and cable car system I have ever seen. Loved every bit of it.

Go here to get the the cable cars. Awesome to ride.

Here you can change between metro and metrocable. You don't have to pay to take the metrocable if you are coming here with the metro. If you are lucky you can see a cow swimming in the river.

Super efficient service mid Medellín. I was quite impressed with the structures, the cleanliness and security. The sites are beautiful, a certain must. I’ve heard some people are a bit skeptical on the safety concern. These are extremely well maintained, have never had an issue and are very smooth considering some winds mid hill.

You can have a good overview over the city here. Felt safe everytime.

The service of the metro system is great. The station is getting bigger to add another cable system to the other side. Now you can take the cable to the north - oriental side of medellin anding in a natural park and soon, there will be a cable going to the north- west side.

This was a decent place to go with kids. The outdoor section was pretty good, though some of the exhibits were broken. Indoors was also okay, but could be a bit overwhelming at times, and the explanations of the science behind the exhibits wasn't really that clear in Spanish or in English. There was a fun map of a community on the wall of one of the buildings, with clues for kids to find. We had a blast looking at this for almost an hour, coming up with our own characters to find.

Beautiful aquarium, I had a great time with my girl friend. A lot to see here and has a lot of different variety of fishes with info on them. I learned a lot with the information provided. Very beautiful ND it was a great experience. I would definitely recommend and come back here.

At about $14 it's fairly reasonably priced. Largest fresh water aquarium in South America with a science park for kids to enjoy hands on exhibits..Has a small food court, elevator and some escalators, but expect to climb several flights of stairs anyway. The Planetarium opens apparently at.3pm.

This aquarium is fun for all ages. The outside exhibits and the three exhibits inside are all hands-on for adults and children. I took my teenager and myself there today and we really enjoyed it. The favorite part of the aquarium for me was the dinosaur exhibit put me back into mind of being in Jurassic Park.

An Unforgettable Experience at Parque Explora! Parque Explora in Medellín is truly a gem — a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to the city! From the moment you step in, you’re greeted with vibrant exhibits, interactive displays, and an atmosphere that makes learning fun for all ages. The aquarium was a highlight — featuring a wide range of freshwater and saltwater species. It’s beautifully designed and incredibly educational. The science and technology exhibits are hands-on and immersive, making complex topics accessible and exciting. Kids and adults alike will love the outdoor park areas, which include fun installations and creative spaces. Plus, the planetarium nearby is an excellent add-on to your visit. The staff is friendly, the facilities are clean, and the entire space is thoughtfully curated. Whether you’re a curious traveler, a science lover, or a family looking for an enriching day out, Parque Explora delivers.

Excellent place to go with kids - lots of interactive high-quality features in the park. Aquarium is just one of the multiple expos.

Wow, went with some Friends from Barcelona and we spent most of the day there just chilling, had mad fun!

(Translated by Google) We get to the garden and it is closed for a week. There are no communications on the website or on google maps. It's the second time it's happened to me. (Original) Llegamos hasta el jardín y está cerrado por una semana. No hay comunicaciones en el sitio web ni en google maps. Es la segunda vez que me pasa.

(Translated by Google) It is a very cozy and quiet place where you can go with your children, with your parents, with your friends and even alone... it is a place to meet yourself and those you love... enjoy it to the fullest. (Original) Es un lugar muy acogedor y tranquilo donde puedes ir con tus hijos, con tus padres, con tus amigos y hasta solo... es lugar para encontrarse consigo mismo y con los que amas... disfrútalo al máximo..

(Translated by Google) How wonderful it is to be able to enjoy living nature in this beautiful (Original) Qué maravilloso es poder disfrutar de la naturaleza viva en este hermoso

(Translated by Google) Perfect customer service and a small training in the care of the plants that are purchased. (Original) Atención al cliente perfecta y una capacitación pequeña del cuidado de las plantas que se adquieren.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place with thousands of plants at reasonable prices (Original) Un lugar maravilloso con miles de plantas a precios razonables

(Translated by Google) An excellent space to unite with nature as a family (Original) Un excelente espacio para unirse con la naturaleza en familia

(Translated by Google) Very good service, the plants are well treated and they provide advice on how to care for each species. (Original) Muy buena atención, las plantas son bien tratadas y brindan asesoría acerca del cuidado que se debe tener con cada especie.

Must see plaza in Medellin. The sculptures are magnificent. The museum is worth visiting (40k pesos) for the art work alone. Lots of food stalls and restaurants in the area. Recommend travel to and from by taxi. Area is sketchy but plaza area is safe with normal caution.

A very lively area that offers a great local experience. The square is beautiful, with impressive large sculptures from Botero, and it’s easy to explore on foot or by bike. We visited twice: once on a bike tour and once on our own. The only downside is that it gets very crowded and unfortunately has a strong urine smell in many spots. We did not visit the museums unfortunately.

A beautiful, bustling plaza with great food options and cultural experiences abounding. It isn’t the cleanest city park I’ve been to, but it is certainly worth a visit to stop by the surrounding museums and explore the adjacent markets.

One of the main squares in the city, bustling with life, street vendors and it felt very safe. Lot of police patrolling the streets. You can find lot of vendors selling different drinks and snacks as you walk around and enjoy the sculptures of Fernando Botero, Antioquia’s very own.

Walking through Plaza Botero felt like stepping into a living art gallery. The massive bronze sculptures were impossible to ignore—bold, playful, and full of character. Surrounded by Medellín’s energy, I felt the city’s soul come alive. Locals, tourists, street performers—everyone added to the vibe. It’s a place where art meets real life. I could’ve stayed there for hours.

It's a shame that Botero sculptures are placed in a park that is dirty, smells bad, there's trash on the ground, people under the influence of drugs speaking nonsense, prostitutes, etc. It simply feels unsafe and not appropriate for families with small children. It's a beautiful park that is being wasted. I've been many times to Medellín but we don't dare to visit the park unless we have men in our group. You don't feel safe unless your are in a group and several locals with you in order to feel protected. There was a robbery while we were there and it was a little uncomfortable to see people yelling and running in different directions. The municipality needs to clean this place and send policeman. Tourist are missing the chance to enjoy the Art of Botero because of fear of being robbed.

Ay mami, it can get dangerous so badly and quickly, you don’t even realize it when you’re already in danger. Be cautious at every time and watch around. The plaza botero is wonderful and it means something very special to medellin. Do a walking tour first and then go out on yourself into the medellin city centre but don’t do the opposite like me. The metro station is right underneath tje bridge, you basically exit the merro and stand on the plaza botero. Be careful and enjoy.

Absolutely cleaner than the New York City subway. Very easy to use and navigate.

Excellent transportation infrastructure, but be mindful that all stations experience high traffic, so you'll need to identify times when pedestrian activity is less pronounced.

The metro station is very strategically located. If you're going to the airport Rionegro outside you can find the RIONEGRO busses, they take you inside the airport for 10,500COP. Is waaay more cheaper and comfortable than to take the colectivos, taxis or Uber.

Fast and Furious as an Elon Musk HYPERLOOP in Los Angeles !

First world metro system. Clean and organized.. truly impressive.. I felt I was in Europe. Now, keep in mind, peak hours can get hectic during the week.

The industrial Metro station is a very important station because it connects to another very important route, the metroplus, which takes you either to the University of Medellín or to the center of the city and beyond

Very close to Medellín Museum of Modern Art, Mercado del Rio (restaurants), Ciudad del Rio (park), food trucks, Premium Plaza Mall, Pueblito paisa (panoramic views)... and more

Beautiful landscape with wildlife to see and trails to explore around. Needs to add more pools because there are some for kids and one for adults which is used for families with kids too. So it was too full and unable to get in the pool and enjoy it. Lots of attractions for kids.

Comfama Rionegro is a wonderful place to spend the day. For a small admission price, it is possible to enter the park, walk the trails, and enjoy a picnic. But for a little more money, there's so much more. There's a river running through the park, there is a water fountain with music and lights, there are amusement park rides, and there's a pool. Just ask the vultures

this is an amazing place in Rionegro to enjoy a picnic and to swimming in the pools, the landscape are amazing and the attractions are available for a full range of ages

Comfama is a nice place for swimming , huge. Picnic area and a lot of amenities for a day out on the sun.

Great place to bring the family. Something for everyone. Excellent value. Beautiful park.

Very nice place to visit, Tutucan is a beautiful place, you feel like in real town of Antioquia, food in restaurant El Arriero, was delicious.

Great theme park for family weekends come early its crowded

What a great day. You learn about the whole process of growing, harvesting, cleaning, roasting and tasting of organic coffee. Very friendly, great views over the surrounding mountains. A very tasteful lunch was included too.

Thank you very much for this visit in the world of Colombian coffee. We learned a lot about how to make good coffee. We came from Medellin especially to do this tour and we do not regret this trip. We will never see a cup of coffee in the same way again. Thank you for everything !

A highlight of our trip to Colombia! Could not recommend highly enough. The location is magical, the views spectacular, and the Cafe de la Cima family are warm and welcoming. The tour was comprehensive, covering every stage of the coffee production process, and the tasting session that followed was insightful and delicious in equal measure. The lunch the family provided was faultless -- everything tasted super fresh and it was clearly made with love (the soup and the homegrown chilis were a personal highlight). They even arranged transportation to and from our homestead some 40 minutes away. Cafe de la Cime is truly a gem. We will be buying their coffee and shipping it to the US for years to come, I'm sure.

One of the greatest travel experiences my wife and I have ever had. Seeing the development of the plant to the cup (including the roasting!), and getting to have a delicious breakfast and lunch included made the day incredible. Although a bit hard to get to, the views at the top of the hike were some of the best in Colombia. I would recommend this experience to anyone who loves coffee and is up for a bit of adventure. Also, the coffee throughout the day tastes amazing.

We were so thoroughly impressed and our tour guide Maria said it was her first time here as well and that the presentation, the family, the food and of course, THE COFFEE, was all superb and well worth every penny. We used Kimkim Travel who set us up with Maria, an expert linguist who translated everything and was so kind, sweet and informative and our driver, Raul, also through Kimkim Travel who was the nicest, honest, kind man and we all ended up being friends. The plantation tour was thorough and the whole local family business was charming and thought out well. I thank the Cima Family for all they do and have accomplished. Highly recommended - it's a DO NOT MISS 5 star experience.

What an incredible experience and amazing hospitality. I felt at home the moment I arrived. This coffee farm has to be one of the highlights of my trip to Colombia. Every meal was absolutely delicious and I loved the educational component of learning where the coffee I buy comes from. If at all possible, visit this location. They are so friendly towards visitors and make the experience truly positive and unique. I loved it.

Very unike and nice place to see how coffee is produced, starting from seed to growing the plants up to harvesting and collecting the coffee cherries. Later it continues with drying and heating up the coffee beans until receiving a fresh coffee roast. The owner is a very nice family and they also offer delicious food while a day experience at their farm. The view of the farm is outstanding. Would definitely go again.

It's huge, the outside is beautiful and the inside is great. The architecture of it is wonderful. From there you can see the principal park of This Beautiful town.

Jericó's main church. Sometimes there are organized bingo game outside. 19/07/2022

Beautiful church made of bricks, very tall inside.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful cathedral. It also has a lovely museum on the first floor. (Original) Una catedral muy bonita. Además tiene un museo muy lindo en su primer piso

(Translated by Google) It is very pretty and quite large; although somewhat dark. It has a religious art museum in the basement, the entrance costs 3 thousand pesos (2023). (Original) Es muy bonita y bastante grande; aunque algo oscura. Tiene un museo de arte religioso en el sótano, la entrada cuesta 3 mil pesos (2023).

(Translated by Google) A beautiful building located in front of the central square. (Original) Un bel édifice placé devant la place centrale.

(Translated by Google) The Cathedral of Our Lady of Mercedes is located in the main park of the municipality of Jericó in southwest Antioquia, it is a very beautiful place and is consecrated to the Holy Mother Laura Montoya. Its imposing brick construction makes it very striking for photography lovers. (Original) La catedral de Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes está ubicada en el parque principal del municipio de Jericó en el suroeste antioqueño, es un lugar muy bonito y está consagrado para la Santa madre Laura Montoya. Su imponente construcción de ladrillo la hacen muy llamativa para los amantes de la fotografía

Excellent coffe and has some very unique jams and preserves. Including papaya jam and rose preserves.

Best cappuccino I had in Colombia. Cream cheese bagel was perfect. Green and peaceful outdoor space (with roof, so you can still sit outside when it rains).

While we enjoyed our culinary experience and relished the pastries, we expected more in terms of options. We ordered a pastry filled with apples and sparkled with almonds and another one similar to a roll with dulce de leche. Both were delicious and not too sweet, which we highly appreciated. They also sell some local products. The setting is quite cute, with many flowers and pots hanging on the walls.

This a recommended place if you want to take some souvenirs to your friends or family. There is a lot of traditional desserts, cookies and of course coffee, that you can consume right in the place or take to go. This is one of the iconic places of Jardín.

Frappe was amazing. They have delicious jams and candies.

Some of the best candies & desserts of any country, everything is made in house. I took a tour of the place & I'm impress of how clean and organized. Too bad I didn't have enough time to try one of each.

Really good cappuccino and cinnamon bun! Super nice place with lots of plants

(Translated by Google) In the heart of Salamina, Caldas, this minor basilica has a particular construction: it does not have the typical columns of churches of this size. On the other hand, its ceiling is very striking, made of wooden plates. The atmosphere is very sober. Everything looks very well taken care of. (Original) En pleno corazón de Salamina, Caldas, esta basílica menor tiene una construcción particular: no tiene las columnas típicas de las iglesias de este tamaño. Por otra parte, su techo es muy llamativo, formado con placas de madera. La ambientación es muy sobria. Todo se ve muy bien cuidado.

(Translated by Google) Its façade is Romanesque in style, very elegant and sober. Its interior is decorated with wood carvings and has no columns. It has beautiful stained-glass windows. (Original) Su fachada es de estilo románico, muy elegante y sobrio. Su interior es esta decorado con tallas en madera y no tiene columnas. Tiene unos lindos vitrales.

(Translated by Google) This Catholic parish is a beautiful and serene space, ideal for those seeking a moment of peace and reflection. From the first step, you feel a welcoming and spiritual atmosphere that invites you to prayer. (Original) Esta parroquia católica es un espacio hermoso y sereno, ideal para quienes buscan un momento de paz y reflexión. Desde el primer paso, se siente una atmósfera acogedora y espiritual que invita a la oración.

(Translated by Google) The church is very beautiful both inside and out... In front of it is the park, a good place to sit, eat something and enjoy the tranquility. In December, the first days a festival of the Virgin of the Salamina town is celebrated with gunpowder. (Original) La iglesia es muy bonita tanto por fuera como por dentro... Frente a esta está el parque un buen lugar para sentarse comer algo y disfrutar de la tranquilidad. En diciembre los primeros días se celebra una fiesta de la virgen del pueblo salamina con pólvora.

(Translated by Google) The main church of my beautiful Salamina stands out for being one of the few that does not have columns in Colombia. Its interior is very beautiful. Everyone who visits Salamis should know it. Highly recommended. (Original) La iglesia principal de mi hermosa Salamina, sobresale por ser una de las pocas que no poseen columnas en Colombia. Su interior es muy bonito. Todo aquel que visite Salamina debería conocerla . Muy recomendado .

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, with a span between columns that is not common (civil engineers) (Original) Bonita, con una luz entre columnas que no es común (ingenieros civiles)

(Translated by Google) The church of Salamina, one of the most representative and beautiful in the Eje Cafetero region. Its wood carvings make it unique and special for locals and foreigners to visit. This temple is Salamineño and Caldense pride for Colombia. Recommended to visit (Original) La iglesia de Salamina, una de la más representativas y más bonitas de la región del Eje Cafetero. Su tallados en madera la hacen única y especial para la visita de propios y foraneos. Este templo es orgullo salamineño y caldense para Colombia. Recomendado para visitar

It's actually pretty high. ideal for observing the city and the natural beauties surrounding the city. The whole city was covered with fog on the day we were there. especially high altitudes. It was an interesting composition. For example, the church on the back of an ox. We were expected to understand the ordeal and suffering of the colonizers. There is usually a parking lot around. Entry is free.

Beautiful place to visit! You get to see the whole Manizales city from top of the mountain.. The monument is a tribute to the mining industry!!

This monument is composed of two separated sculpture sets. While the one at its center gives the name to the monument, it's the other one hidden at the back that made my trip worth it. This one, named "Agony" a miniature of the city layed as it was suffering from an earthquake, while the surrounding bulls withstand the blow. The entire piece is well crafted and it's a metaphorical representation of a dramatic event.

Really nice to walk around for half an hour, especially on a clear day. Highest part of the city so there are excellent views. Gliding also available here!

A lovely walk to this monument. Beautiful views and there were lots of excellent food trucks nearby.

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This is a really nice and elaborate sculpture, they have a beautiful view of the mountains! This is a must when visiting Manizales!

Constructed by French and Italian architects, this site warrants a visit, particularly for its exquisite stained glass. However, the location's safety is a concern.

Gorgeous cathedral to visit! Elevator to top floor with better plaza view. Have delicious coffee & rose drink for the price of $4 to use bathroom if needs.

I happened to attend a ceremoney of marriage with my friend. The Marriage was with lot of people in spanish culture. The paintings in the church was intricate. If you go in a normal day, its peaceful & quiet.

I think it's one of the best in Colombia. Glass work is great. The cost of participating in a touristic tour inside the cathedral is 13,000 COP per person. Children are 8,000 COP. With this tour, you can also climb to the highest point of the cathedral. Inside, on the 2nd floor, there is a cafe overlooking the square. The service in the cafe is bad but the coffee is good.

Stunning gothic inspired cathedral with sculptures and beautiful stained glass

Known as the Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Rosary is located right in the middle of Manizales. A vey beautiful church which is quite large. It has a tower which you can go up to to see a great view of the city.

It's an interesting place to visit, full of history and great for people who aren't afraid of heights. But the guide was missing a lot of information about the place.

This is definitely a great Experience... The coffee tour by Mateo was great, and much more technical than we've experienced before, a very good thing. The Cacao workshop, again by Mateo, was a very enlightening experience and totally enjoyable. Both were presented in Spanish, with just a few translations offered but we loved it for our practice... Mateo is special and if you can, be sure to get him. The facility is gorgeous, clean, friendly, easy to get around once you are there ... The one trail we took for a walk offered great view... The mixture of coffee, plantains, cocao, agave, palms, bananas, and extremely wide variety of flowering plants is awesome. Above all the staff is fantastic.

This place is like a dream! If you’re looking for a quiet, peaceful retreat in nature then this place is for you! The rooms opening to the lush gardens are enchanting. The surroundings are like walking in the gardens of Eden: flowers, trees, butterflies, humming birds, the sound of water, crickets… just sit on the balcony and enjoy! The food is also regal! They served us a banana soup… I went straight to heaven. So delicious! There is a complementary coffee station available all day long, a pool, hammocks… the best place to escape from the hustles of life.

I wish I'd been able to stay longer. The entire place is incredibly beautiful, food fantastic and atmosphere so relaxing. They offer unlimited free coffee of each of their five coffee offerings, just for being a guest at the hotel, so there's plenty of opportunity to try before you buy. The cocoa workshop was a great intro to chocolate in Colombia and the farm. Hot showers (iykyk) and decent WiFi and added bonus.

What a beautiful and peaceful place this is! We stayed at the hacienda with our family of four and participated in the coffee and cocoa tours, which are both recommended. The ladies in the kitchen made us great meals everyday, so we fully enjoyed the experience.

all they serve is coffee didnt even offer for a coffee tour, wouldnt accept cash. bad place to go for a day trip. just a hotel business, they dont even allow you to go look at the rooms unless you pay for a room first. so weird.

What a wonderful place, hidden from the outside world with hummingbirds, peacocks, jasmine and chocolate cake flavour in the air ! And nature is insanely beautiful, such a diverse and peaceful place, walking around this huge domain. Will be back ! Friendly staff, only improving point is - all additional services come at quite an expensive costs.

I went to English coffee tour today and Mateo was amazing guide speaks really good English I really liked how he showed and explained us everything Whole Hacienda area is really beautiful Highly recommend ☕

I'm going through my stamps to begin planning my next trip to 🇨🇴 I'm organizing my stamps by Department who doesn't love a good volcano stamp

Amazing experience getting to know the different stages of the volcano up to the peak. Unfortunately the very top has been closed for 10 years because of seismic activity. Fantastic moor.

The staff in the park is super helpful. We really liked the experience. I recommend to go as early as possible as it gets cloudy and foggy in the afternoon.

Extremely overpriced, at least for now while the volcano is active. You drive thru the park in groups of 5 cars for about 3 miles, it's very foggy n you see the same landscape u saw on the road up here. You're supposed to stay inside your car. Forget about it.

Absolutely stunning. Not swamped by tourists, especially if you have your own vehicle. There's a good paved road to the main gate, except for the last 5km which can be driven slowly in most any car. Tours are available from Manizales or twice a day from the gate. You can also drive past the gate with your own car on the dirt road. No motorcycles allowed past the gate because of previous louts going off road and causing damage. If you decide to go around towards Murillo make sure you have a very high clearance vehicle or dual sport motorcycle. That route is definitely not for the average "tourist".

The Nevado del Ruiz also known as La Mesa de Herveo (English: Mesa of Herveo, the name of the nearby town) is a volcano located on the border of the departments of Caldas and Tolima in Colombia, about 129 kilometers (80 mi) west of the capital city Bogotá. It is a stratovolcano composed of many layers of lava alternating with hardened volcanic ash and other pyroclastic rocks. Volcanic activity at Nevado del Ruiz began about two million years ago, since the Early Pleistocene or Late Pliocene, with three major eruptive periods. The current volcanic cone formed during the present eruptive period, which began 150 thousand years ago.

It's a beautiful place and cold.

Wow! I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Our Lady of Poverty Cathedral in Pereira, and it was an unforgettable experience. The cathedral's interior is a masterpiece, featuring a unique roof structure crafted from 13,503 pieces of curly cumin wood, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and design. The natural brick construction adds to its charm, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. During our pre-pascua visit on Friday, March 21, 2025, we were fortunate to attend an ongoing service. The open side doors allowed for easy access, and the acoustics inside were exceptional, enhancing the uplifting and clear sermon delivered in Spanish. The cathedral's location on the western side of Plaza de Bolívar makes it a must-see landmark in Pereira. I highly recommend a visit to this beautiful cathedral to appreciate its architectural beauty and serene ambiance.

This Cathedral is amazing with the beamed roof. Incredible architecture

Nice church to be in God's presence.

One of the few places to visit while in Pereira

Just magic…!

Like any churches in Colombia, it's always beautiful! Didn't go inside though.

Cute church - nice architecture

Pereira has beautiful plazas with lots of vendors and pigeons. It’s a fun place to see locals selling their wares and get a feel for the friendly city. Plus it’s always fun to see giant horse statues. I wouldn’t say it’s an all day event but If you enjoy people watching and walking it’s a great way to spend a morning or afternoon.

Pokemon stops galore for my poke fans. Food guys there is a small coffee shop with bunuelos to die for its on the left hand side from the church. This place was awesome alot of people, decorations were nice even simon bolivar has a covid mask went @ night and in the day time safe as hell

Nice place plenty of history. Monument to Simon Bolivar

Nice place to chill and people watch.

It looks much better after the recent renovations. A lot cleaner, more tourist friendly, with a lot less hustle from street vendors. I think security can always improve, I know it would never be perfect, but it can be even more attractive for people to visit. The lack of public facilities makes it harder and more expensive as you have to pay to go to the toilet, and if you are a family it becomes even more pricey. Good choices of shops, restaurants, cafes, bars, etc. Paid, public parking available all over and available at a reasonable price. Good public transport connections and very easy to get a taxi as well.

Some cultural and historic mixing into this park, you can see how big could be someone.

In the city centre of seems to a meeting hub. Also multiple activities are held here. It's worth passing by if you have some time to waste. There is normally a large amount piggins hanging around and the favourite spot is on the statue. (Really need cleaning when I saw it) probably best to avoid it night After 9 or so the type of people change . But the is 24 police presence.

Absolutely worth the trek to visit. It is beautiful. You can tell they truly care for the animals. The birds exhibit was my favorite. It rained in us all day but we did not even care. We had a lot of fun. The staff was wonderful. All the animal exhibits had the animal information in both English and Spanish, so I did not need to translate for my husband which was wonderful. We will come back next time we r in the region.

Amazing zoo park, with surprising and beautiful animals! The place has restaurants, beverages and snacks, be ready to walk a lot and bring enough water!

Great place for the whole family! Only downside is that we were a group of 11 and one senior on wheelchair and even though the zoo provides wheelchair the roads are not handicap friendly, we had to help between 4 people to get out senior down the hill a few times because it was impossible for him to do it himself.

Good place to spend 2 hours. Wish the upkeep was a bit better

Amazing place, all animals looks in really good shape, it is a good place, everyone should visit it

Would not visit again. Purchased tickets and person that takes the tickets spent 5 minutes explaining where to start ect. All while carrying our puppy in his bag. Walked half the park. Then an employee stated there are no pets allowed. Yet, the park is full of stray dogs. Make this make sense? The place is over rated. There is a ton of walking and a ton of empty exhibitions. The hippo exhibit had fish in it. The hippos were in another place. The actual park is huge. Some parts you walk on mud/rock/unpaved roads. I would not say this is friendly for people with mobility issues. The animals they do have are nice. They seem to have space to move around. Staff is rude. There are people at some of the exhibits but no one really speaks to you unless you ask something. They do have a great food court but it is overshadowed by the stray dogs sitting next to you or roaming while you eat. If I had never been to any other zoo in the world, or animal sanctuary, I would give this place 5 stars. But unfortunently I find its high praise over rated.

Amazing experience. First I gotta say: go as early as you can (they open at 9am) or else you will see half of the animals asleep. Bring anti-mosquitoes lotion + sunscreen, there's a good portion of the walk you will be doing in open areas. The good care of the animals it's noticeable, we enjoyed the time spent there. One last tip: don't take the alternative road, just go through the main road entrance (or you will end up in a one-sided way inside of a neighborhood).

We had lunch here after a hike up the mountainside. We were all a bit disappointed by the food. We had heard that the area was famous for their fish, but it was honestly nothing special. As for drinks, their lemonade de coco was just bad. We didn’t even drink the two we ordered. The service was friendly enough, though they seemed rather absent. Overall, I’d try another place next time I go.

Food was bad. This is the first time that I couldn’t finish what was ordered. Best thing was chorizo, the Trucha was nothing special, and the steak was overcooked and tasted bad (seems like it was of a poor quality). We would have left attributing this to a tourist experience but what was disappointing was the feeling that there was something dishonest happening. We were asked to pay cash for a menu item that was left off our bill. Not sure if this is a common occurrence in Valle Cocoro, but I’ve never had to pay cash for a menu item when the other items were paid by card.

This is a MUST!! The food was absolutely outstanding, the steak was all fresh and served in a platter that kept the food hot. The service received from our server, Daniela Duque, was absolutely outstanding. She suggested an amazing passion fruit dessert and was always attentive to our needs. This is the second time we come and will continue to come.

Best atmosphere I've eaten at, nice to get food here after a long hike

The Food was very good as well as the service and of course the amazing view!!

Food was amazing, the service outstanding. Herney took really good care of us, he was kind and helpful, the company is lucky to have him as an employee.

We ordered a punta de angus black and it was the worst meat I’ve had it wasn’t cooked how I ordered maybe because it was just fat and hard the knife couldn’t cut through it, to be the most expensive item on the menu it was easily the worst I wouldn't give it to my dog, the rest of the food was alright but nothing special the service was good but wouldn’t return just for the service.

This was one of our favourite things to do in Colombia. If you are visiting the Salento region this is one of the places you should definitely visit. Make sure you get there early in the morning. It starts to get busy around 10:30AM. It is also more likely to rain in the afternoon, mornings are usually clear. We started our tour around 8AM. You can choose to do the walk on foot or take a horse. Since it was quite steep and muddy we picked a horse tour. If you have a good endurance you can also do it on foot. There are several viewpoints and the scenery is amazing. The palmtrees are the highest in the world and all other hillside are full of beautiful trees and flowers. It does look like something out of a fairy tale. The viewpoints can get busy later in the morning and you might have to wait in line if you want specific pictures. Still, we wouldn’t want to have missed it. Make sure you bring multiple layers (but not too much since you will get quite hot walking uphill), hat, sunglasses, sunscreen and water/snacks. Toilets are available at the entrance for a small fee but not in the valley itself.

Visiting Valle del Cocora is an unforgettable experience. The scenery with the giant wax palms, green mountains, and natural trails looks like something out of a postcard. It’s perfect for connecting with nature, hiking, and taking amazing photos. 👉 Tips: go early as it gets very busy, wear comfortable clothes and shoes, and bring enough water since the hikes can be long. Without a doubt, one of the most beautiful places in Colombia’s Coffee Region.

Beautiful place! The horse ride is a great experience but optional. You can still go up the mountain without the horse ride. It is just a long walk uphill. There are three different entrances with three unique things to admire and do. The three entrances have separate prices. The most common ones are the first and second. The first one is to your right as you go up the road. It has colorful signs and decorations for pictures and different levels uphill for a great view. It has a parking lot next to it, a restaurant, and shopping little spots. The second entrance is up the road (5-7 mnt walk). There's also a parking spot, but no restaurants. This one is a taller mountain with great views, and if you make it to the top, you'll see the HAND. Built to stand up on it for pictures surrounded by beautiful views!

Not my favourite hike. Might as well have a holiday home at the base. For all that it's not signposted very well...at all. Handily no one was at the information point. What is the point in a sign telling people they have only 30 seconds to take a picture if it is only in Spanish when everyone ignores it anyway.

Cocora Valley is one of the most beautiful places in the entire country. Even after being there a whole day, it’s still unbelievable that palm trees that tall actually exist. The place is already pretty magical with just the palm trees, but they have also added some real eye-catchers that are so fun to photograph. My two favorites are the absolutely massive Colombian flag and the floating hand at the top of the hike. The hike is of moderate difficulty, so pretty much any family can do it together.

Sad to say that such a famous tourist destination has these kinds of conditions for visitors. On a rainy day, which is very common here, the entire access area turns into mud, and you literally sink in it. If this were along the hiking trails, that would be expected, as adventure travelers are used to it. But finding these conditions right at the center of the site, at the starting point, is completely unexpected for many visitors who simply want to get to know the place. Thousands of people visit this area, so it should really have at least some basic infrastructure, like a paved access road, and more comfortable and inclusive facilities for people with limited mobility who also wish to experience this incredibly beautiful place. It’s not the only country where I’ve found such unpleasant surprises at major tourist spots, but this should be taken into account for improvement. Valle del Cocora is still a "must see", for the views, the photos, and the experience of being there. Just keep in mind that you’ll need proper clothing and footwear, because rain is very likely.

One of the best places to visit in Colombia. The full hike is fantastic and worth doing. The palms and the environment are unique and otherworldly at times. We arrived as early as possible to beat the crowds. We had our own car and the road to the valley was completely paved and easy to navigate. The early morning was the best light for the park in my opinion. We did the full counterclockwise loop hike that goes first through the jungle and ends in the palm valley. It took about about 6 hours to complete with a few rest stops for snacks and lunch. The full counterclockwise hike is strenuous enough that you should only do it if you are in semi-decent shape. There is a lot of up and downhill including one particular tough climb to get out of the jungle. You do need to keep your balance on rocks along and on the river which sometimes are slippery. The scenery was varied and beautiful, starting with going through trenches in the valley with some overly friendly cows, to a forest/jungle setting crisscrossing a river on multiple bouncy bridges, to climbing misty hills, to finally overlooking the tall majestic palms that we all came to see. We were lucky enough to see condors from the viewpoint as well. The descent through the valley kept amazing us with scenic vistas when you would hit different angles. The only thing I would change about the park would be to take out some of the instagram artwork that litters the entrance/exit of the park. I understand that these are draws for some people who want a more colorful photo to post but there really is too many of them and the trees and setting really are nice enough. The only advice I can add is to rent the boots if you are doing the full hike. I went with my normal shoes and they ended up in puddles, mud, and then the river. It is basically impossible to avoid, especially after rain which is often in that area. I had muddy shoes that wouldn't come off for the rest of my trip. I dont know how much boot rental costs as I didn't ask but I saw a lot of other hikers wearing them and I would suggest it.

We did not spend the night there, but went on a guided tour with Carlos to get to know the forest which surrounds the eco-lodge. He is very knowledgable and we learnt a lot during the 2 hour long tour. We should have booked a few nights there, it looks fantastic!

We did the Jungle Hike and it was a truly wonderful experience. It was very interesting to learn about the cloud forest ecosystem. All our questions were answered to the fullest and we even got to see some hummingbirds and beautiful butterflies.

My husband and I didn't stay the night, but we did the walking tour. Carlos is very knowledgeable and passionate about the environment and conservation. Tour is 50000 per person and well worth it, usually it goes for 2 hours but we talked about all the ways we can save the world. All the money seems to go to protecting and growing the reserve as well. Good luck to them in the future. Hopefully, this becomes a great educational tool for tourists.

I didn't stay here, however my friend and I joined a tour of the cloud forest with Carlos which was fascinating and a great thing to do on our first day in Salento. Carlos is clearly passionate about preserving the ecosystem of the area and has put a lot of work into his project. He is very friendly and remembered everyone's name throughout the hike. Would highly recommend the tour! Please note that it can be muddy and you should wear hiking boots and a good rain jacket.

Kasaguadua is something truly special. Getting into the jungle feels like an adventure in itself—a short trek that instantly shifts your mindset into nature mode. Totally worth it. Once you arrive, it’s like entering a secret world, and in our case, we had the entire place to ourselves for a full day. Absolute magic. The grounds are beautifully preserved, with winding paths, hidden viewpoints, and the constant soundtrack of the jungle all around. The huts are designed with sustainability and comfort in mind—open, airy, and totally in sync with the environment. You feel connected, not just to nature, but to the intention behind every detail. Whether you’re hiking through the forest or just lounging in a hammock with a view, Kasaguadua is pure peace.

Wow - what an incredible experience. We took the two hour tour with Carlos ( it was just the two of us so it was essentially a private tour !) and left with a whole new appreciation and understanding not only of the complex ecosystem of the cloud forest but also of the ethos and philosophy of Kasaguadua. Carlos is so knowledgeable and passionate about the reserve and communicates his expertise in an engaging and authentic way. He is also a lovely person and we left feeling we had made a good friend ! Thank you Carlos for this wonderful experience - we only wish we could have stayed in the reserve! Róisín and Tadhg

This is the best place we stayed at in our whole South America trip of 8 months. It’s a really special place and it was great to stay here for 5 days to learn all about the place’s wider conservation project too. I’d recommend this a thousand times over staying in Salento, and I’d also recommend renting a scooter to get easily to and from Salento. We fell in love with the place and its surroundings and took notice of all the effort that has been put into the details of the decoration and the hospitality that form a truly curated experience. We felt very pampered and Willie is a truly brilliant host. There’s a delicious breakfast included every morning in the stay too.

No restaurant was open on a weekday. I don't know how a business can survive working weekends only. The good part was that we're zero traffic...zero food

ITS A NATURE AND ADVENTURE PARADISE JUST 15 MIN AWAY FROM THE CENTER OF IBAGUE, TOTALLY RECOMMENDED IF YOU WANT AN ADVENTURE IN THE MOUNTAINS AND WATERFALLS OR JUST CHILL WITH TE SOUND OF THE RIVER AND BIRDS SINGING

A wonderful place, full of trees, many species of birds.

The sweet nature surrounding the area make a pleasant time. Beautiful restaurants aswell.

Nice canyon, so much ecoturism, and restaurants

Such an incredibly beautiful place a must visit when you come to Colombia

Super plan!! 🗺️

We had a fantastic time as a family, and my little one absolutely loved it! It’s great that you can bring food and water inside—very convenient. The pig show was a delightful highlight, full of laughs! If I could make one suggestion, it would be to add more bathrooms along the way, especially for families with little ones who might find it tough to wait. Overall, it was a wonderful experience!

Lots of activities, mostly for the young ones, a variety of shows around the park (the negative point: the time schedule of those shows not always match your own). Be ready to walk, is huge. Take a hat or a cap with you, heat and humidity is massive there. The thing that you can't miss: El trapiche, where they sell cold "Mazamorra" with solid melasa.

It is a great park for kids, my kids (6 and 2) enjoyed every minute of it. They provide a kind of an off road stroller (12.000 COP) so you can carry your kid. The shows are great and they are scheduled so as to go with the tour, so you don't have to go around, just follow the path. The stand up comedy show is not as fun as you would think, since it is a couple arguing about everything. My recommendation is to try to go on weekdays so you can move around without problem. Restaurants are ok and not expensive, you can take fruits or small snacks and maybe a couple of water with you,

Okay place, a bit on the expensive side. I went on a weekday so it wasn't as busy but not as lively as expected. They have tons of farm animals and some shows. Expect to walk a lot.

PANACA: Where the cows are friendlier than your in-laws and the goats have more attitude than you. From the second we walked in, it was like National Geographic met Colombian farm life — but with snacks, laughter, and a whole lot of mooing. We fed animals, milked cows (spoiler: it's harder than it looks), and I’m pretty sure one goat tried to adopt me. The animal shows? ICONIC. I laughed, I cheered, I questioned my career choices. The views? Straight out of a telenovela. The air? So fresh I tried to bottle it. The food? Don’t even get me started — I left with a full belly and zero regrets (except maybe not wearing stretchy pants). Whether you're a kid, a grown-up pretending to be mature, or someone who just really wants to hug a donkey — PANACA is the place. 10/10 would let a llama photobomb me again. 🐐📸🇨🇴🔥

Many years ago there were more animal acrobatic shows. It might be due to animal protection laws. Now the small animal show is mostly just two people doing comedy. It's very good except that international tourists get a little lost if they don't speak Spanish.

Beautiful. The shows are especially beautiful. We went to all the afternoon shows which were spectacular. Our kids were enchanted. Also very large place so best to come in sporty and light clothing for all the walking. They have tours, which we didn't do but I am sure it would have made the experience better.

We had a fantastic time as a family, and my little one absolutely loved it! It’s great that you can bring food and water inside—very convenient. The pig show was a delightful highlight, full of laughs! If I could make one suggestion, it would be to add more bathrooms along the way, especially for families with little ones who might find it tough to wait. Overall, it was a wonderful experience!

Lots of activities, mostly for the young ones, a variety of shows around the park (the negative point: the time schedule of those shows not always match your own). Be ready to walk, is huge. Take a hat or a cap with you, heat and humidity is massive there. The thing that you can't miss: El trapiche, where they sell cold "Mazamorra" with solid melasa.

It is a great park for kids, my kids (6 and 2) enjoyed every minute of it. They provide a kind of an off road stroller (12.000 COP) so you can carry your kid. The shows are great and they are scheduled so as to go with the tour, so you don't have to go around, just follow the path. The stand up comedy show is not as fun as you would think, since it is a couple arguing about everything. My recommendation is to try to go on weekdays so you can move around without problem. Restaurants are ok and not expensive, you can take fruits or small snacks and maybe a couple of water with you,

Okay place, a bit on the expensive side. I went on a weekday so it wasn't as busy but not as lively as expected. They have tons of farm animals and some shows. Expect to walk a lot.

PANACA: Where the cows are friendlier than your in-laws and the goats have more attitude than you. From the second we walked in, it was like National Geographic met Colombian farm life — but with snacks, laughter, and a whole lot of mooing. We fed animals, milked cows (spoiler: it's harder than it looks), and I’m pretty sure one goat tried to adopt me. The animal shows? ICONIC. I laughed, I cheered, I questioned my career choices. The views? Straight out of a telenovela. The air? So fresh I tried to bottle it. The food? Don’t even get me started — I left with a full belly and zero regrets (except maybe not wearing stretchy pants). Whether you're a kid, a grown-up pretending to be mature, or someone who just really wants to hug a donkey — PANACA is the place. 10/10 would let a llama photobomb me again. 🐐📸🇨🇴🔥

Many years ago there were more animal acrobatic shows. It might be due to animal protection laws. Now the small animal show is mostly just two people doing comedy. It's very good except that international tourists get a little lost if they don't speak Spanish.

Beautiful. The shows are especially beautiful. We went to all the afternoon shows which were spectacular. Our kids were enchanted. Also very large place so best to come in sporty and light clothing for all the walking. They have tours, which we didn't do but I am sure it would have made the experience better.

Exceptional plant collection amongst walking trails. There’s some nice architectural elements too, and a couple places to watch bird life and butterflies. Note they only have guided tours.

After arriving in the coffee triangle 6 months ago I have finally made it to the botanical garden. What an amazing place. There were many photographic opportunities. The beautiful plants, birds, hummingbirds and butterflies offered an exciting visit. You are provided a guide that takes you through the gardens and explains everything in detail. I was lucky enough to have Dora assigned as the guide to my group. She is well informed, professional and speaks really good english. It is a bit of a walk and some of it is up and down hills across hanging bridges and such, but if this suits you, you will get to experience several different areas each containg different diverse habitats. You will get to see exotic birds from a little enclosed viewing area. Unfortunately you are seperated from the birds by large windows, but it is really pretty to see. There are also two hummingbird areas with feeders with lots of hummingbirds and a big tented area for the butterflies. It was a great tour and a great day. I cant wait to return. I hope Dora will be assigned to my group again.

Bit pricy with 66.000 Pesos per Person. Guided walking tour starts strong but is far too long with 3h and 2h would be more than enough. Also no English tour available. + nice walk through mini jungle + jungle bridge + jungle mirador + Even with wheel chair or buggy accessible - too big groups (~20 people) maked it hard to see animals - bit pricey - too long - too much Information about tunnels and insects - not enough Information about flowers, mainly about trees - due to being half open, mariposario is not really showing a lot of butterflies when it is raining

Wonderful experience with Dora our guide through these beautiful and peaceful gardens. Lots of flora and fauna to see and we learnt a lot from Dora, thank you! The hummingbirds were a delight!

Beautiful place, the tour was great and very informative.

I absolutely enjoyed my visit to the Garden. I did not expect the additional information and display of the tunel system. My guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. I was able to learn about many trees, palms and local animals. The butterflies were beautiful.

It was a good place to be close to nature, we saw a lot of butterflies and learned about different tree species, they have bird watching spots but during our walk we also saw an owl 🦉

Awesome theme park. If you really want to enjoy it, this have to be a full day run. On weekends it's really crowded, so try to get as early as you can. The best parts: the train, horse rides, no one smoking and lots of sunrays.

Great park to visit with family or friends. It’s stroller friendly, lots of activities for the kids, make sure they are tall enough for the rides. More than 90cm. Being extra clothes and shoes because there are water attractions that you can easily get soaked. Good sunscreen and hats for all.

Fantastic experience of nature, attractions, coffee flavors and culture, art, landscapes and of course Colombian warmth and hospitality. We had a great time, savored coffee like never before, danced and rejoiced at the folklore show, relaxed walking along the trails. It was a blast.

Amazing amazing experience. There is something for everyone, you can easily do everything in 1 day. By far one of the best folklore shows I have seen and like everyone says, you cannot miss it. The reviews do not lie.

Parque del Café in Quindío is a must-visit destination to enjoy with family or friends 🎢☕. It combines fun, coffee culture, and beautiful landscapes all in one place. The weather is warm, so it’s advisable to wear light clothing and stay hydrated 💧👒. Among its attractions are roller coasters, a cable car, and tours that highlight the history and tradition of Colombian coffee. A truly unique experience you shouldn’t miss!

We had a very fun day at the park. We’re 4 adults and we came for coffee but the park is so much more. It’s a cultural experience and there’s a lot of fun rides to do as well. I can recommend the coffee show, take a stroll in the bamboo park, ofcourse take the teleferico for beautiful views, the train is fun, all the water rides are fun but prepare to get absolutely soaked. The coffee museum in the beginning is a must and the sensory room at the end completes the whole thing. For food I can recommend the oriental place at the food mall near the tree boat ride. Although there are more options at the plaza bolivar (there’s even a Subway). Get your coffee at Juan Valdez or try a granizado. The horse ride is fun (and a complementary $15,000) but a bit boring. I would do it again though! We didn’t expect to spend almost all day here. It’s very fun for kids too and people of all ages. We didn’t try any of the thrill rides like the rollercoasters but they look like a lot of fun. There’s almost no lines to wait for the rides and there’s lockers near the water rides to keep your stuff safe and dry.

Great amusement park and great views of coffee plantations. The “coffee show” is a well performed act that takes you on a journey through the coffee regions of Colombia. Fairly priced well maintained.