Supplier price, plus ten per cent
Everything a third party provides is billed at their own rate plus 10%, and we show you what that rate was. No hidden commission for sending you somewhere.

Colombia is not expensive. Family travel in Colombia is expensive because of what gets added between you and the person actually running the day. We take that out and show you the receipt.
How this works
Everything a third party provides is billed at their own rate plus 10%, and we show you what that rate was. No hidden commission for sending you somewhere.
Most operators here charge under-12s less or nothing, and most agencies never pass it on. We do, per child, on the quote.
Tell us how old they are and we tell you honestly what is going to be a wonderful day and what is going to be ninety minutes of a child who wants to leave.
Car seats, nap windows, somewhere to change a baby, a restaurant that will not mind. This is most of what makes a family day work and none of it appears in a brochure.
Hand-picked
Every one of these is family-rated in our own catalogue, which means someone has taken children on it and would again. Shallow water, short walks, cable cars instead of hikes, and a way out early if it is not going well.
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
Nature
Fourteen hectares of tropical garden in the middle of the city, under a canopy of timber-and-steel "flower-trees" that is one of the best pieces of architecture in Colombia. Free, shaded, and full of iguanas.
Entry fee
Free entry
paid on the door
Nature
Deep green river pools in the eastern Antioquian hills, surrounded by forest, where Medellinenses go at weekends to swim and cook by the water. Warm, low and about as far from a city as an hour and a half gets you.
From
$30–$75
per person
Food & Drink
Not a coffee museum — a family farm on a steep green slope where you pick, pulp, wash, dry, roast and finally drink, and where the grower explains what the price on your supermarket bag actually pays them.
From
$35–$145
per person
Water
A natural aquarium in a shallow lagoon where you can literally walk from one cay to the other through waist-deep water, with fish and rays around your legs the whole way.
From
$14–$45
per person
Day Trip
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.
From
$40–$110
per person
Day Trip
A 1,000-hectare wildlife and water park at Puerto Triunfo, with African savannah enclosures, a large aquarium, water slides and a butterfly house. The estate was confiscated from Pablo Escobar in the 1990s; it has been a public park for far longer than it was ever his.
From
$65–$200
per person
Day Trip
A cathedral carved 180 metres underground inside a working salt mine, with fourteen stations of the cross cut into the rock and a cross lit so that it appears to float in the dark. Genuinely unlike anything else.
From
$45–$150
per person
Nature
A cloud-forest reserve in the hills above Bogotá with feeders that draw a dozen-plus hummingbird species within arm’s reach, including sword-billed and glowing puffleg. Absurdly good for photography.
From
$25–$110
per person
Water
Two natural swimming spots cut into the island’s western volcanic shelf, where the reef comes right to the rocks and the fish are used to being fed bread by everybody who turns up.
Entry fee
$2–$15
paid on the door
Money
A worked example rather than a claim. Two adults and two children, a full day at a coffee finca outside Medellín, private transport:
Prices marked DRAFT across the site are still being costed with each operator. You will always see a confirmed figure in writing before anything is paid.
“Community prices” means something specific here.
It means the rate the operator charges their own neighbours, plus our ten per cent, with the original shown. It does not mean the cheapest possible day — we will not put a family in an unlicensed boat or an uninsured van to win on price, and we would rather lose the booking than do it.
Asked often
Roughly four and up for most of the list, and the water days work from about two if someone is holding on. Tell us the actual ages and we will be blunt about what to skip.
Yes, on request, at no extra charge — say the ages when you send the request and they will be in the vehicle.
For one activity, sometimes, marginally. For a week of them, no — the coordination is the thing you are paying for, and the 10% is smaller than what you would lose on the two days that go wrong.
Bogotá is at 2,600 metres and that is worth a conversation before you book anything. Ask us.
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.