Bogotá · Medellín · San Andrés
We are a small team based in all three places — not a call centre selling day trips from a distance. Book a guided experience, a private VIP itinerary, or medical travel coordinated end to end.
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73
bookable experiences
3
cities we actually live in
100%
of tips donated
20%
of that to children
Where we work
Not a call centre reselling other people's tours. We have people on the ground in all three, which is why the advice on this site is specific and occasionally discouraging.
The high capital
Nine million people on a cold Andean plateau at 2,640 metres, wedged against a wall of green mountains. Bogotá is Colombia’s brain — its museums, its politics, its argument with itself — and it rewards anyone willing to walk it slowly. The gold, the graffiti and the salt cathedral are all within an hour of each other.
2,640 m · BOG
The valley that rebuilt itself
A city of red brick stacked up the walls of a narrow green valley, where public cable cars run as commuter transport and a hillside barrio that was once a war zone is now covered in murals. Medellín is the easiest city in Colombia to fall for — 22 °C every day of the year, and a civic story worth understanding properly.
1,495 m · MDE
The sea of seven colours
A 26 km² coral island 750 km off the Colombian coast and only 190 km from Nicaragua, where the first language is Creole English, the food is Caribbean, and the water genuinely does separate into distinct bands of turquoise, jade and navy. It sits inside the Seaflower Biosphere Reserve, above the third-largest barrier reef on earth.
Sea level · ADZ
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Every experience runs with a local guide, at a size where you can ask questions. Prices are per person and shown in your currency.
Culture
The hillside barrio that went from the most feared address in Medellín to an open-air gallery, walked with someone who grew up in it. Outdoor escalators, murals with meanings, and the 2002 military operation told by the people it happened to.
From
$20–$45
per person
Nature
A commuter cable car that climbs out of the valley, over the barrios, and deposits you in a cloud forest 2,000 metres up. Arví is a pre-Hispanic landscape of stone paths and silence, twenty minutes and a world away from Provenza.
From
$22–$75
per person
Nightlife
Two hours with a working dance teacher, then straight into a social where locals are actually dancing. Medellín dances salsa choque and bachata more than Cali-style salsa, and you will learn the difference the hard way.
From
$15–$45
per person
Food & Drink
Antioquian food is not subtle and does not apologise. A working tour of the downtown markets and fondas — arepas de choclo, chicharrón, mondongo, aguardiente and a bandeja paisa that will end your day.
From
$45–$85
per person
Culture
You throw a lead disc at a clay pit packed with gunpowder envelopes, and when it detonates the whole room cheers. Tejo is free to play as long as you keep buying beer, which tells you everything about it.
From
$25–$55
per person
Adventure
Twenty to thirty minutes off the San Félix ridge with the whole Aburrá Valley underneath you and Medellín laid out end to end. The take-off is two steps and then the ground is a long way down.
From
$55–$155
per person
Two questions we get more than any other
Both of these turn on details no aggregator asks you about — the age of the youngest, and what would actually ruin the week.
FamiliesFifty experiences sorted by who they actually suit, the paperwork that catches families out at the airport, and an Explorer’s Passport of fourteen true things for the children to find.
Match by age
StaysNot a search box over the inventory you already have. Five minutes of real questions, thirteen neighbourhoods with the catch written under each, and two or three specific answers from someone who lives on that street.
Start the requestEverything else we do
Three service tiers, your own wheels, the gear, and the nights people fly home talking about.
Corazón books it and manages the money. Plus adds a named contact and deliveries to wherever you are. VIP adds your own guide, driver and airport meet.
Compare tiersA 125 in Medellín, a scooter or a golf cart on San Andrés, snorkel gear that fits. Insured, delivered to you, and the operator’s own rate plus our 10%.
See the fleetHoodies, long-sleeves and tees cut and sewn in Medellín, plus masks, fins and dry bags. No shipping — it is waiting for you when you land.
Browse the shopProposals, honeymoons, birthdays and 18+ group weekends. Never on a menu with a price, because none of it should be. Planned person to person.
Start a conversation100% of tips left with us are donated — not a share, not “a portion of profits”. 20% of the pool is ring-fenced for children’s programmes, and we publish the numbers every quarter so you can check rather than trust.
VIP & private travel
Private guides and drivers who stay with you, airport meet-and-greet inside arrivals rather than at the kerb, and direct booking — you talk to the people running your trip, not to a reseller.
Bogotá, Medellín and San Andrés in one continuous trip, with the same team handling every handover. Nine days that go from a 2,640-metre Andean capital to a coral island in the Caribbean, with the internal flights and the awkward logistics already solved.
Met inside arrivals with your name, at BOG, MDE and ADZ. Not a kerbside handover to a stranger.
You book with the operator, not a marketplace. One WhatsApp thread, same people, start to finish.
Separate roles, both dedicated to you. The guide guides; the driver handles the traffic.
Bogotá and Medellín have some of the best-regarded private hospitals in Latin America. We handle the parts that are hard from abroad — records, scheduling, transfers, translation, recovery accommodation and aftercare planning — alongside wellness and regenerative services delivered by independently licensed Colombian clinicians.
We are a travel and logistics company, not a clinic. We do not practise medicine, do not give medical advice, and do not promise clinical outcomes. Every regenerative or physician-led service begins with an assessment by a licensed doctor who can — and sometimes will — tell you no.
How medical travel works with usBogotá · Medellín · San Andrés
We will tell you honestly what fits, what does not, and what to skip. Nothing is charged until we have confirmed availability with you.
