• Unidad Deportiva de Belén - Prepare to immerse yourself in Medellín’s dynamic local culture at the Unidad Deportiva de Belén. This bustling sports complex is a community favorite, where you can feel the city’s vibrant energy as locals engage in everything from soccer games to outdoor activities.
• Parque Belén - Here, try the most iconic local delicacy: Arepa with “quesito.” It’s so cherished that most city residents can’t imagine life without it! Additionally, explore one of the city’s most traditional and authentic parks, a place that seems to defy time, maintaining its old-school charm with beautiful large trees and elderly folks enjoying the surroundings.
• Segundo Parque de Laureles - As one of the most desirable neighborhoods, Laureles is rich with stories. Here, discover a recent monument that reflects its history and the unity of the American countries. It’s a perfect spot for capturing a memorable photo!
• Conquistadores - A neighborhood where you can visit all 18 parks without crossing a single street! Conquistadores is cleverly designed to offer a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. As we head back, be on the lookout for more delightful surprises along the way!
• Parque Ciudad del Rio - Begin with a stunning park near El Poblado, check if the bikes are in good condition, and set off to enjoy some delicious food!
• My Buñuelo Rosales - Get ready to savor the flavors of Medellín as you unwind in one of the city’s cherished local spots. Here, the renowned buñuelo from Belén, along with other traditional treats, will be the highlight!

• Bicycle use
• Helmet
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Rain poncho
• Insurance

• Gratuities
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Drinks

Riding your e-bike, you quickly leave behind the bustling tourist spots of Medellín. The noise and traffic diminish as you journey through neighborhoods where everyday life continues, unaffected by the influx of visitors. In the plaza, a group of elderly men play cards, seemingly frozen in time. The aroma of freshly baked buñuelos entices you into a traditional bakery, sparking your hunger. As you pedal down tree-lined streets, you hear stories not found in guidebooks and share a table with locals to enjoy an arepa made from a time-honored recipe. Here, the city doesn’t perform for tourists—it lives, breathes, and is enjoyed in its purest form. For those seeking a tour that genuinely connects with the authentic Medellín, this is the one.

• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide (English and Spanish)
• Minimum age is 12 years
• Minimum height suggested: 1.50 mt. (4’ 9”)
• Maximum weight: 110 Kg (242 lbs)
• Intermediate bike skill level required

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.