One planner, not a group chat
A named contact from the first message to the last car home. Everything agreed in writing before anyone pays a peso, and split however you like.
For the last weekend
A bachelorette weekend nobody has to organise from a group chat.
One person here takes the whole thing: the finca, the boat, the table, the cars between them, and the eleven messages a day it would otherwise cost you. You show up.
How this works
Four things we take off you.
The finca is the whole weekend
A private house outside the city with a pool, a cook and a sound system beats four separate venues and a taxi argument at 2am. We hold several, and we know which ones actually work.
Transport that shows up
Private vehicles between everything, driver briefed on the route and waiting. No app surge at closing time, no split group in three cars going to two addresses.
Everyone gets home
A sober logistics lead is on every group night. Their only job is the boring one: knowing where everyone is and getting the group back together.
Hand-picked
The days around the nights.
The weekends that work have something in them before the evening. A boat, a pool, a dance class where everyone is equally bad — it is what turns a group of people who half know each other into a group.
Nightlife
Salsa & Bachata, Then the Social Night
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.
2 hoursmax 12Easy
From
$15–$45
per person
Water
Catamaran Sunset Sail
Out through the reef pass under sail as the light goes, with the island turning gold behind you and the water running through every colour it has. Two hours, drinks aboard, and no engine noise.
2 hoursmax 20Easy
From
$30–$85
per person
Nightlife
Chiva Rumbera Party Bus
An open-sided wooden bus painted in primary colours, a live band on board, aguardiente going round, and a slow loop of the city with everyone dancing in the aisle. Absurd, and genuinely a Colombian institution.
3 hoursmax 30Easy
From
$28–$55
per person
Nightlife
El Poblado & Provenza After Dark
Provenza on a Friday is one of the great nights out in Latin America and also the most targeted few blocks in the country. We run it with a host who stays with the group from the first bar to the car home.
5 hoursmax 10Easy
From
$45–$95
per person
Culture
Tejo Night: The Explosive National Sport
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.
2.5 hoursmax 12Easy
From
$25–$55
per person
Wellness
Antioquian Hot Springs
Thermal pools fed by volcanic groundwater in the hills, with a cold-water waterfall to alternate into if you want the full effect. The most restorative day available within reach of the city.
12 hoursmax 12Easy
From
$35–$90
per person
Day Trip
Guatapé & the Rock of El Peñol
A 220-metre granite monolith with 740 steps zigzagging up its face, and from the top an archipelago of flooded green valleys that looks unreal. Then Guatapé itself, where every building carries a painted zócalo panel.
11 hoursmax 14Moderate
From
$40–$110
per person
Food & Drink
Cooking Class: Bandeja Paisa & Arepas
Shop the market, then cook the most excessive plate in Colombian cuisine — beans, rice, chicharrón, chorizo, morcilla, egg, plantain, avocado and an arepa, all on one plate — and then eat it.
3.5 hoursmax 8Easy
From
$55–$110
per person
Money
What a weekend actually runs to.
Per person, per night, everything included except flights. These are honest ranges, not a starting price designed to move once you are interested.
- City apartments, nights out, shared transport
- $90–150 per person / night
- Private finca, cook, DJ, transport in and out
- $140–240 per person / night
- Add a boat day for the group
- $40–80 per person
- Licensed security for a night out
- Quoted, and shown at cost + 10%
Groups of eight or more usually land at the lower end — the finca and the vans are the same price whether six people or twelve are in them.
What we plan, and what we will not.
We plan venues, boats, fincas, chefs, music, transport and licensed security. We do not arrange companionship, introductions or “dates” of any kind, and we end the conversation if we are asked to. Colombian law criminalises the facilitation of sex tourism (Ley 679 de 2001), Medellín enforces it, and it stands against everything this company exists to do in the neighbourhoods that host us. That holds on every tier, at every price.
Asked often
Before you ask.
How far ahead should we book?
Six to eight weeks for a finca weekend in high season, less in the city. The good houses go first and the cheap flights go second.
Can everyone pay separately?
Yes. We invoice per person once the group is confirmed, so nobody is chasing anybody, and the bride does not end up fronting it.
Is Medellín safe for a group of women?
With sense, yes — and the specific risks are not the ones people imagine. The real ones are drink-spiking and app-dating robbery in the nightlife blocks, which is exactly why we run private transport and a sober lead rather than leaving a group to find its own way home.
What if the group size changes?
Tell us. Numbers move and we re-quote without drama — the price is per head for a reason.
Tell us roughly, and we will come back specifically.
Add anything above to your trip and send it over, or just describe what you are picturing. Either way a person here reads it and replies — nothing is booked and nothing is charged until you have a written price you are happy with.