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Medellín, without the guesswork.

The City of Eternal Spring: a valley of red-brick towers and green mountains, great food, warm people and a nightlife that runs late.

Why Medellín

Medellín sits about 1,500 meters up in the Aburrá Valley, which keeps it in the low to mid 20s °C all year. It has reinvented itself into one of Latin America's most creative cities, with design-led neighborhoods, chef-driven restaurants and a famously friendly culture.

Most of our guests stay in El Poblado and Provenza, close to the best dining and nightlife, and use Medellín as a base for day trips to Guatapé, coffee farms and the countryside of eastern Antioquia.

Medellín at a glance

  • 1,500m

    Above sea level, so it's spring all year

  • 22°C

    Typical daytime temperature

  • 45min

    From MDE airport to El Poblado

  • 700steps

    To the top of El Peñol in Guatapé

What we arrange here

  • Penthouses and fincas

    Skyline penthouses in El Poblado and country estates in Llanogrande and El Retiro.

  • Armored SUVs

    Blindado vehicles and bilingual drivers who know every neighborhood.

  • Guatapé by boat or helicopter

    The rock of El Peñol, the colorful town and a private boat on the reservoir.

  • Coffee farm days

    Private visits to working farms in Antioquia, from bean to cup.

  • Tables and access

    The right restaurants and club tables in Provenza and Parque Lleras.

  • Security details

    Discreet protection for nights out, meetings or the whole stay.

Neighborhoods we know best

  • El PobladoUpscaleLeafy streets, high-rise penthouses, hotels and the city's best restaurants.
  • ProvenzaDining and nightlifeBoutique bars, rooftop lounges and the busiest weekend scene.
  • LaurelesLocalFlat, walkable and residential, with a more local feel and great cafés.
  • Envigado and Las PalmasViewsHillside homes with panoramic views of the valley at night.
  • LlanograndeCountrysideFincas and estates near the airport, perfect for groups and weddings.

Medellín questions

How long does the airport transfer take?

José María Córdova (MDE) is in Rionegro, on the plateau east of the city. With the Oriente tunnel it's usually 40 to 50 minutes to El Poblado, longer at rush hour.

Do I need an armored vehicle?

Most visitors don't strictly need one, but executives, high-profile guests and families often prefer it. We offer both standard luxury SUVs and armored options.

How many days should I plan?

Four or five days covers the city, a Guatapé day and a coffee farm. A week lets you slow down and add the countryside.

Send us your dates.

We come back with a plan, options and pricing within a day.