BIM Excursion Sunday: Medellin E-bike tour february-22
$55.00
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Explore Medellín's Hidden Gems with Cool People | Sunday, February 22 at 10am
Join Our Medellín E-Bike Tour This Sunday!
Explore Medellín’s Hidden Gems with Cool People | Sunday, February 22 at 10 AM
Date: Sunday, February 22, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 1:30 PM (3-3.5 hours)
Meeting Point: [Insert specific location – Stadium area]
Group: Black In Medellín Community
Reserve your spot now for an unforgettable Medellín experience.
Why This Is the Best Way to Experience Medellín
New to Medellín? Been here for months but still exploring? Looking to meet awesome people who understand what it’s like to live abroad?
This isn’t your typical tourist tour. Explore Medellín like locals and expats—on electric bikes, with people who quickly become friends, and visiting spots you won’t find in guidebooks.
What Makes This Tour Special:
E-Bikes = Effortless Exploring: Pedal when you want, cruise when you don’t. Perfect for Medellín’s hills.
Meet Your People: Connect with fellow expats, digital nomads, and travelers. This is where friendships start.
Brunch Included: Enjoy a delicious meal at a local spot—all included in your tour.
The Paisa Alternative Tour Route
This 3-hour adventure takes you through Medellín’s most iconic neighborhoods and hidden corners:
Stadium (Estadio Atanasio Girardot): Start at Medellín’s sports complex and massive stadium—home to Atlético Nacional.
Boulevard 70: Cruise down one of Medellín’s trendiest streets lined with cafes, bars, and restaurants.
Laureles Neighborhood: Tree-lined streets, local parks, and authentic paisa vibes.
Belén Park & Sports Complex: Beautiful green spaces perfect for photos and people-watching.
Pueblito Paisa: A replica colonial village atop Cerro Nutibara with 360° views of Medellín.
Parques del Río: Medellín’s modern riverside park, transformed from highway to urban oasis.
Barefoot Park (Parque de los Pies Descalzos): Walk barefoot in sand, water, and bamboo forests.
La Alpujarra (Government Center): Grand plazas, colonial architecture, and the impressive Antioquia flag.
Antioquia Railroad: Discover the historic railway that connected Medellín to the world.
Lights Park (Parque de las Luces): End at this spectacular plaza with 300 illuminated white poles.
3-3.5 hours of exploration. Every stop tells a story; every neighborhood reveals a different side of Medellín.
What’s Included
Electric Bike Rental: High-quality e-bikes that make Medellín’s hills feel flat
English-Speaking Guide: Local expert who knows all the stories and best photo spots
Brunch: Enjoy a meal at a local restaurant
Photo Opportunities: Plenty of stops for perfect Medellín shots
Water & Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized
Safety Briefing: Quick tutorial on e-bike operation and safety tips
Small Group Experience: Intimate group size for meaningful connections
Bring yourself, sunscreen, and a sense of adventure.
Who Are We? Meet Black In Medellín
Black In Medellín connects Black expats, travelers, and digital nomads living in and visiting Medellín. We create spaces where you can be yourself, meet like-minded people, and experience Colombia authentically.
Why Join Our Community Tours:
Authentic Connections: Meet people who understand life as a Black expat in Latin America
Cultural Bridge: Experience Medellín through the eyes of locals and expats
Safety in Numbers: Explore with a group that looks out for each other
Insider Knowledge: Learn what you won’t find online
Lasting Friendships: Many past participants now travel, live, and socialize together
This tour is part of MOOD Travel Abroad’s mission to build community for Black travelers worldwide.
Is This Tour Right for You?
You Should Join If:
You’re new to Medellín and want to see the city efficiently
You’ve been here a while but haven’t explored beyond El Poblado
You want the local experience rather than touristy activities
You’re solo traveling and want to meet people
You’re a digital nomad looking for weekend activities
You’re Black and want to connect with the community
You’re an expat seeking friends who understand you
You love biking but want help with Medellín’s hills
You want a fun, active Sunday morning
You’re open to new friendships and experiences
This Might Not Be For You If:
You prefer private, solo experiences
You have mobility issues
You’re not comfortable biking in urban traffic
You prefer fast-paced, checklist tourism
You don’t want to socialize with the group
Fitness Level: Easy to moderate. The e-bikes do most of the work—anyone who can ride a bike can do this tour.