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Combine an off-road ATV loop with a tandem paraglide above Guacaica Canyon on this five-hour private tour from Guatapé. Expect rugged trails, a 12–15 minute flight, and panoramic reservoir and farmland views.
Combine an off-road ATV loop with a tandem paraglide above Guacaica Canyon on this five-hour private tour from Guatapé. Expect rugged trails, a 12–15 minute flight, and panoramic reservoir and farmland views.
The day opens with dirt under your boots and the valley breathing beneath a low sun. Riders kick up dust on ATVs as the road climbs toward the Guacaica Canyon; later, a tandem paraglider will lift you from that ridge and let the canyon’s green walls usher you into silence. The experience pivots between tactile, engine-driven motion and the thin, open calm of a 12–15 minute flight.
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Operated by Ecoventure · Guatapé, Antioquia
The day opens with dirt under your boots and the valley breathing beneath a low sun. Riders kick up dust on ATVs as the road climbs toward the Guacaica Canyon; later, a tandem paraglider will lift you from that ridge and let the canyon’s green walls usher you into silence. The experience pivots between tactile, engine-driven motion and the thin, open calm of a 12–15 minute flight.
Geology here is blunt—ancient granitic ridges cut by streams that fed the reservoir south of El Peñol. Guatapé evolved around agriculture and later hydroelectric reshaping; local fincas (small farms) still grow coffee and fruit on steep terraces. Guides operate from communities with a strong outdoors culture; safety and bilingual instruction are standard on reputable outfits.
Practically: the full program is about five hours including hotel pickup, an hour-plus ATV loop over mixed dirt and rocky tracks, a lunch/snack break, and a tandem paraglide from the Guacaica ridge. Weather dictates go/no-go—operators watch winds and can cancel for safety. Participants should wear closed-toe shoes, long pants for the ATV, and layers for the flight; bring a small hydration pack and sun protection. Expect brief steep walk-ups to launch zones and staff assistance getting into the harness. Weight and health limits apply—disclose issues when booking. Morning departures usually offer the steadiest thermals and cleaner views; afternoons can bring onshore clouds. For photographers, secure gear with straps—once you’re airborne the canyon won’t wait.
Yes—operators set maximum and sometimes minimum weight limits for tandem flights; include your weight when booking so the provider can confirm eligibility.
No prior experience is required; guides give a safety briefing and basic ATV instruction, and paragliding is tandem with a certified pilot.
Flights and ATVs can be postponed or cancelled for safety; reputable operators refund if cancellation is within the stated policy window.
Private transportation from central Guatapé hotels is typically included—confirm pickup point when you book.
Ecoventure operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The day opens with dirt under your boots and the valley breathing beneath a low sun. Riders kick up dust on ATVs as the road climbs toward the Guacaica Canyon; later, a tandem paraglider will lift you from that ridge and let the canyon’s green walls usher you into silence. The experience pivots between tactile, engine-driven motion and the thin, open calm of a 12–15 minute flight.
The day opens with dirt under your boots and the valley breathing beneath a low sun. Riders kick up dust on ATVs as the road climbs toward the Guacaica Canyon; later, a tandem paraglider will lift you from that ridge and let the canyon’s green walls usher you into silence. The experience pivots between tactile, engine-driven motion and the thin, open calm of a 12–15 minute flight.
Geology here is blunt—ancient granitic ridges cut by streams that fed the reservoir south of El Peñol. Guatapé evolved around agriculture and later hydroelectric reshaping; local fincas (small farms) still grow coffee and fruit on steep terraces. Guides operate from communities with a strong outdoors culture; safety and bilingual instruction are standard on reputable outfits.
Practically: the full program is about five hours including hotel pickup, an hour-plus ATV loop over mixed dirt and rocky tracks, a lunch/snack break, and a tandem paraglide from the Guacaica ridge. Weather dictates go/no-go—operators watch winds and can cancel for safety. Participants should wear closed-toe shoes, long pants for the ATV, and layers for the flight; bring a small hydration pack and sun protection. Expect brief steep walk-ups to launch zones and staff assistance getting into the harness. Weight and health limits apply—disclose issues when booking. Morning departures usually offer the steadiest thermals and cleaner views; afternoons can bring onshore clouds. For photographers, secure gear with straps—once you’re airborne the canyon won’t wait.