Things to Know Before Going to MEDELLÍN, COLOMBIA 🇨🇴| where to stay, safety, tipping, transportation 

The thoughtfulness you put into your practical tips & your pronunciation of how things are called/said in Medellin are 10/10. Best travel advice video for Colombia I’ve seen. Thank you!!

Thanks for the very helpful information I’ll be heading to Medellín next month in November.

Thank you for this video, It made me feel more prepared to go one day!!

Try the hotel Zona Express , its cheap, clean, and bus back to airport is 20 feet from the door.

Thank you for your insightful and positive video. I too am from California and went to Medellin in 2018. I stayed in Laureles for three weeks. I loved it. Never had a negative experience and yes, the people are very kind. I look forward to returning and exploring more of Colombia and S. America. Cheers.

Great video, Thanks for visiting our beautiful city of Medellin. 👍

Medellín is one of my places to visit next time I go back to Colombia. My first trip to Colombia in February of this year was a bad experience. I brought someone who I thought was my friend back to her home country after 3 years of not seeing her family. Me, her and her daughter made the journey to Bogotá then to Bucaramanga and then a 4 bus ride to her hometown of Aguachica. We pretty much rushed to get there. Then the day after we arrived in Aguachica she ditched me at her mom's house and she went to Barranquilla 7 hours away to meet her online girlfriend for 4 days. I stayed at her mom's waiting for her to get back. Her family took me to a local festival and took me to play some billiards during those 4 days. When she returned it was nothing but dental appointments and recovery with her and I didn't get to do much. I regret taking her there after months of saving. I'm saving again to go in December

What a helpful video! Thank you for sharing. Your voice is so calming :)

Cant wait to visit Colombia

I have a trip planned next month, thanks for sharing. I'm concered about the safety issues from all the diferent stories you see.

Heading there this week - my son has lived there for four years so knows all of the great spots to go. Can’t wait!

Thanks for sharing this video 🙏🏽👍🏼

Thanks for sharing! Going to Medellin & Cartagena next week so your videos have been super helpful! Which restaurants were your favorite in both places? And any activities you would highly recommend? Thanks!

Great video. I’m visiting Medellin in 3 weeks to see my girlfriend. Should be a wonderful experience. Cheers.

Thanks for the info. I spend a lot of time in Mexico, but I'll be visiting Colombia for the first time at the end of the year. Definitely looking forward to good food and adventure! Though I've never been to South America, just by watching other videos it reminds me very much of Mexico. Does being in Colombia feel the same as being in Mexico? What are the similarities and differences?

Good description. Nice voice

I dunno. Every youtuber recommendation: "Medellin is amazing! So different now from its terrible past! But beware of getting robbed, shot and killed if you arent extremely careful."

thanks for the helpful info! Going next month, we were going to bring an old iphone to use there (instead of our actual phones) to take pics and use uber - were you able to buy a sim card at the mall??

Thanks for your video! A few questions. 1) Did you use cash or credit card mostly? And if cash, are the currency exchange places easy to find / work with? 2) I know you talked about purchasing a "dummy" phone, but did your personal phone still work / get signal? (how does that all work?) 3) Is it necessary to carry your passport with you to most/all places?

Hi hi! Are you able to shoot photography on the street? Is it safe to pull out my camera while on the street or should I just take shots while on a tour? If it's me and my boyfriend taking photos would we be ok?

Thank you for posting this video! So helpful! I’m an asian female as well and I’m thinking about traveling solo to Medellin. It would be my first real solo trip. Would you say it’s unsafe to be walking aloe even in broad daylight? Thanks!

Random(?), you're so pleasant! Lol. I appreciate it.

Hi Julie! Is Medellin somewhere you would consider living if you decided to live in Latin America?

Hey Julie, I am planning to visit Medellin in June this year, to explore to connect with virtual freelancers in Medellin to work from home for US based e-commerce business and would like to stay in Publado my first trip to Medellin , any recommendations.

hii, i loved the vlog and im hoping to vlog my trip as well. did you feel comfortable walking around with your camera in hand ?

Hi I was wondering if I will be able to use my chase debit card to withdrawal money from an atm because I’m leaving to Medellin in about 3 weeks now and I want to know if I’m able to withdrawal any of the atms using my card ?

Which tour did you use? Did you book through Viator or when you arrive?

Thanks for visit us and specially for promote us, please come back soon (vuelve pronto)

Hi, just wondering what tour company you used for your tours?

Hi, thank you for the information 😁. Where did you exchange your money at? or do they take us dollars

What's the app to order uber in medellin? Coz I'm going there in 2 weeks

is credit cards accepted in most areas or do we have to take money out? =]

How did you find the tours in Medellin?

Is the delivery fee for rappi expensive?

I like you

Antioquia is not a province it is a Department. Colombia has 32 Departments (Like States in NY).Medellin is its capital.

the food there isnt diverse stop making things up