Colombia · ZIP LINES
Prices, running times and who each one suits — the 5 zip lines tours below are laid out so the decision takes minutes rather than an evening. Start at the top.
Review of Medellín’s Dream Hammocks tour, Colombia’s longest zipline, El Salto del Buey waterfall, hiking, price, tips, and who should go.
“Amazing experience. Fabian was the best - so friendly, fun and full of good energy. Hammocks were surreal and zip lines were pure adrenaline. Must do for anyone visiting Medellin!!”
Review of Medellín’s private ATV, horseback riding, and zipline day, with honest advice on cost, timing, fitness, guides, and what to pack.
“We had a great time and didn't have to worry about planning anything or transportation. Our driver Wilson even dropped us off at Comuna 13 after the day's festivities since we had trouble finding it ourselves the day prior. The ziplining was beautiful. ATV was super fun! I was a little surprised that the guide for the horseback riding didn't give my friend and I any instructions on how to ride, but there may have been a misunderstanding as I had rode before so perhaps they thought we both were familiar.”
Soar across a canyon on Colombia’s biggest zipline, hike to a 100-meter waterfall, and enjoy a private nature day from Medellín.
“My granddaughter and I had a great time. Tough hike back from the falls and I was able to do it.”
Review of Salto del Buey Reserve near Medellín, with Colombia’s highest zipline, waterfall hike, via ferrata, lunch, and practical tips.
“I’m really glad I decided to take part in this activity. Luisa was an amazing guide - she shared a lot about Colombia and supported me during my first via ferrata climb. The views were stunning, and the lunch was absolutely delicious.”
Review of Medellín’s highest zipline over waterfalls, with La Ceja, private transport, costs, fitness demands, and practical tips.
Pick a coast, a barrio or a coffee slope.
