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Mutatá, a Crystal-Clear Water Paradise
Mutatá, Urabá antioqueño · Moderate
About this adventure
Mutatá is a town in Antioquia's Urabá region: a place of incredible water beauty, with crystal-clear rivers, waterfalls, big natural pools and lots of forest.
We'll combine all its treasures: the water, with a hike past 7 waterfalls and the Bedó river, and a contribution to cultural conservation, letting the local Indigenous people guide us while we learn about their culture.
A special trip for adventure and for supporting the conservation of local culture.
Technical info:
Hike difficulty: 3.5 (on a 1 to 5 scale, 5 being very hard)
Hot, humid climate, 25 °C to 30 °C
Altitude: 75 m
Club de los Perdidos · National Tourism Registry 62868.
Itinerary
- Friday · 11:00 p.m. meet at Estadio metro station and overnight ride to Mutatá
- Entry to the community and hike past the 7 waterfalls
- Bedó river
- Cultural encounter with the local Indigenous people
- Sunday · Return to Medellín
✓ What is included
- Round-trip bus from Medellín
- Entry to the community
- Local guide
- Club de los Perdidos crew
- 1 night's lodging
- Entry to the Bedó river and the 7 waterfalls
- Local transport to all the places listed
- Cultural encounter with local Indigenous people
- Meals (2 lunches, 1 dinner, 2 breakfasts)
- Adventure travel insurance
— What is NOT included
- Meals on the road
- Expenses not listed
→ Requirements and gear
- Water shoes or comfortable sneakers for walking in the river, plus trekking shoes or rubber boots
- Toiletries (towel, soap, toothpaste)
- Sportswear, a long-sleeve shirt and comfortable pants
- A change of shoes and clothes to stay dry and clean on the bus
- Swimwear
- A snorkel mask if you have one
- Sunscreen and a cap or hat
- Insect repellent
- A water bottle or hydration pack
- Cash
- Be on time at the departure point
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