Zócalo and Reservoir Festival
Traditional town celebration with parades, live music, craft fairs, and water sports competitions.

Guatapé is one of Colombia's most stunning destinations. Famous for its vibrant building facades adorned with hand-painted zócalos depicting local heritage, and the imposing Peñol Rock—a 220-meter granite monolith towering above a labyrinth of green islands and turquoise waters.
— BViajero Concierge Guide for Guatapé
Plan your trip around the key cultural, sports, and gastronomic gatherings that define the spirit of the city throughout the year.
Traditional town celebration with parades, live music, craft fairs, and water sports competitions.
Essential tips for visiting Guatapé.
Visit the Peñol Rock early in the morning (8:00 AM - 10:00 AM) to avoid long queues and peak sun.
If staying at a lakefront glamping or hotel, ask if they offer direct boat shuttle service into town.
Sample local trout and fresh fruit juices at the boardwalk restaurants.
Iconic spots in Guatapé you cannot miss.