Colonial coffee town in Southwest Antioquia
Private Jericó Day Trip from Medellín
Discover one of Antioquia's most beautiful heritage towns: colorful balconies, coffee country and mountain views, with a private Sprinter and chauffeur for the whole day.
Book on WhatsAppJericó is a colonial town in the coffee mountains of Southwest Antioquia, known for its colorful wooden balconies, churches and slow small-town pace. It is also the birthplace of Saint Laura Montoya, Colombia's first saint.
It's a longer drive than Guatapé, which is exactly why comfort matters. Recline in a captain seat, work on Starlink Wi‑Fi or watch a movie while your chauffeur handles the mountain roads.
Make it a weekend: ask us about multi-day trips, and add a photographer, an English-speaking host or a bodyguard.
What's included
- Private Mercedes-Benz Sprinter with professional chauffeur
- Pickup and drop-off in Medellín
- Reclining captain seats, A/C and Starlink Wi‑Fi
- Premium water, tolls and parking
Perfect for
- Couples and families
- Coffee lovers
- Photographers
- Weekend getaways
Frequently asked questions
How long is the drive to Jericó?
About 3 hours each way, roughly 110 km (68 mi), on mountain roads.
Is Jericó worth a day trip?
Yes, though many guests turn it into an overnight stay. We can plan multi-day trips.
How many people fit?
Up to 9 guests per van; larger groups can book extra vehicles.
Ready to ride?
Message us with your date, number of guests and pickup point, and we'll confirm availability and price.
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