Bullfighting is a tradition that Colombia inherited from Spain and throughout the generations, the local population has divided in its support and distaste for the sport. While certainly not for everyone, the Medellín bullfights are an opportunity to see one aspect of Colombia’s culture and tradition.
Tours include the cost of admission and a full explanation of the sport, its history, and current cultural impact on Colombian society.
NOTE: Bullfighting in Medellín occurs only from mid-January to mid-February.
For: All Ages
Group Size: 1 to 8
Includes: Transportation, Tickets, Bilingual Tour Guide Services
Does Not Include: Food/Drink
Sights You’ll See: La Macarena Bullfighting Arena, 3-hours of bullfights
| Costs: | 1 Person: $50 2 People: $40 per person 3 People: $30 per person 4 People: $25 per person Each additional person: $25 |
|
| Prices are listed in U.S. dollars. Click here to convert to other currencies. |
The finca was unbelievable. The house was open-aired with hammocks hanging everywhere, sitting right atop a high bluff looking down at a valley and river, with steep rock cliffs and a waterfall behind you. The horses were young and eager to run (much different than the old sway backs you get at a dude ranch!), and the food there was wonderful. -Ashley E.
Hands down, the highlight of my trip to Colombia was my stay with Marcela and Noah at Su Casa Colombia. It is clear how much they love their country and their enthusiasm is contagious! I learned so much about the culture (especially the food!) and felt that my time spent there was truly unique and authentic...livin' like a local! Our trip to the finca and waterfall rappelling was crazy fun! I knew I was in good hands and it definitely rivals sky diving for the biggest adrenaline rush I've had. And let's not forget all the wonderful food we had thanks to the incredible staff at the finca. I can't wait to go back! Thank you Su Casa Colombia! -Joanna M.
