Unlock a unique encounter with Medellín’s Indigenous Embera community, guided by both local experts and Embera leaders.
• Meet an Embera woman who works with an NGO supporting displaced Indigenous families. • Visit Embera homes, hear their personal stories, and gain insight into their traditions and challenges. • Join in delivering food to families and learn about their daily reality. • End the tour at the NGO’s facilities to see the ongoing projects that directly benefit the community.
Why this tour matters:
• Authentic – guided by locals and Indigenous voices. • Responsible – 50% of profits go directly to the NGO. • Cultural exchange – challenge myths, break taboos, and support real impact.Tour details:
• Duration: 2.5 hours • Group size: up to 8 guests (intimate and personal) • Language: English & Spanish (bilingual guides and Embera hosts) Book today and connect with a side of Colombia few ever experience — but everyone should.
Unlock a unique encounter with Medellín’s Indigenous Embera community, guided by both local experts and Embera leaders.
Meet an Embera woman who works with an NGO supporting displaced Indigenous families.
Visit Embera homes, hear their personal stories, and gain insight into their traditions and challenges.
Join in delivering food to families and learn about their daily reality.
End the tour at the NGO’s facilities to see the ongoing projects that directly benefit the community.
Why this tour matters:
Authentic – guided by locals and Indigenous voices.
Responsible – 50% of profits go directly to the NGO.
Cultural exchange – challenge myths, break taboos, and support real impact.
Tour details:
Duration: 2.5 hours
Group size: up to 8 guests (intimate and personal)
Language: English & Spanish (bilingual guides and Embera hosts)
Book today and connect with a side of Colombia few ever experience — but everyone should.
Summary
Connect with Medellín’s Indigenous Embera community. Visit their homes, meet local leaders, and support an NGO working with displaced families.
Connect with Medellín’s Indigenous Embera community. Visit their homes, meet local leaders, and support an NGO working with displaced families.
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Indigenous Social Tour – Meet Medellín’s Embera Community
Indigenous Social Tour
Short Description
Unlock a unique encounter with Medellín’s Indigenous Embera community, guided by both local experts and Embera leaders.
Meet an Embera woman who works with an NGO supporting displaced Indigenous families.
Visit Embera homes, hear their personal stories, and gain insight into their traditions and challenges.
Join in delivering food to families and learn about their daily reality.
End the tour at the NGO’s facilities to see the ongoing projects that directly benefit the community.
Why this tour matters:
Authentic – guided by locals and Indigenous voices.
Responsible – 50% of profits go directly to the NGO.
Cultural exchange – challenge myths, break taboos, and support real impact.
Tour details:
Duration: 2.5 hours
Group size: up to 8 guests (intimate and personal)
Language: English & Spanish (bilingual guides and Embera hosts)
Book today and connect with a side of Colombia few ever experience — but everyone should.
Unlock a rare, behind-the-scenes encounter with Medellín’s Indigenous Embera community—led by voices from within.
Join us for an intimate experience with a dual perspective: guided by a local expert and a member of the Embera Indigenous tribe.
You’ll meet an Embera female leader, who works with an NGO helping displaced indigenous people in the city.
Together with her, we deliver food to the homes of the indigenous in Medellín, hear their story, and learn directly about their culture.
We finish at the NGO’s facilities to see the important work being done to support the community. More than just a tour, this is a cultural exchange that challenges myths, breaks taboos, and supports real impact (50% of the profits go to the NGO).
Book today and connect with the Colombia few ever see — but all should know.
- Tour duration: 2.5 hours
- Group size: intimate groups of up to 8 guests
- Language: Mainly English but both the Embera woman and the tour guide speak spanish
Summary
Connect with Medellín’s Indigenous Embera community. Visit their homes, meet local leaders, and support an NGO working with displaced families.
This tour is a partnership with an NGO that supports displaced Embera families. Meet an Embera person, learn about their culture, visit their homes and the NGO, and gain insight into the realities of Indigenous life in Colombia—guided by locals.
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bring empathy, curiosity, and respect for the indigenous community., this is a powerful, human experience — come with an open heart., we work with a trusted ngo and wear identification vests throughout., wear comfortable clothes and shoes — we’ll be walking through a non-touristy part of the city., your safety is a priority, and the community welcomes our presence.
bring empathy, curiosity, and respect for the indigenous community., the area is rough, but we work with a trusted ngo and wear identification vests throughout., this is a powerful, human experience — come with an open heart., wear comfortable clothes and shoes — we’ll be walking through a non-touristy part of the city., your safety is a priority, and the community welcomes our presence.
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additional native embera guide, food for the indigenous people, local bilingual guide, special access to the ngo facilities, typical embera snack
additional native embera guide, food for the indigenous people, local bilingual guide, typical embera snack
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50% of the profits go to an ngo that supports embera families, this is not a touristy experience — it’s the real city., visit the ngo and see the work they do for the emberas, you’ll help deliver food to the community during the tour.
50% of the profits go to an ngo that supports embera families, this is not a touristy experience — it’s the real city., ou’ll help deliver food to the community during the tour.
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Unlock a rare, behind-the-scenes encounter with Medellín’s Indigenous Embera community—led by voices from within.
Join us for an intimate experience with a dual perspective: guided by a local expert and a member of the Embera Indigenous tribe.
You’ll meet an Embera female leader, who works with an NGO helping displaced indigenous people in the city.
Together with her, we deliver food to the homes of the indigenous in Medellín, hear their story, and learn directly about their culture.
We finish at the NGO’s facilities to see the important work being done to support the community. More than just a tour, this is a cultural exchange that challenges myths, breaks taboos, and supports real impact (50% of the profits go to the NGO).
Book today and connect with the Colombia few ever see — but all should know.
- Tour duration: 2.5 hours
- Group size: intimate groups of up to 8 guests
- Language: Mainly English but both the Embera woman and the tour guide speak spanish
Unlock a rare, behind-the-scenes encounter with Medellín’s Indigenous Embera community—led by voices from within.
Join us for an intimate experience with a dual perspective: guided by a local expert and a member of the Embera Indigenous tribe.
You’ll meet an Embera female leader, who works with an NGO helping displaced indigenous people in the city.
Together with her, we visit the homes of the indigenous in Medellín, hear their story, and learn directly about their culture.
We finish at the NGO’s facilities to see the important work being done to support the community. More than just a tour, this is a cultural exchange that challenges myths, breaks taboos, and supports real impact (50% of the profits go to the NGO).
Book today and connect with the Colombia few ever see — but all should know.
- Tour duration: 2.5 hours
- Group size: intimate groups of up to 8 guests
- Language: Mainly English but both the Embera woman and the tour guide speak spanish
Highlights
authentic embera cultural tour experience. , break tourism myths in medellín. , learn about ngo social impact. , meet embera community leaders in medellín. , ngo partnership for impactful travel. , real conversations with embera people. , support displaced indigenous families in colombia.
authentic embera cultural tour experience. , break tourism myths in medellín. , explore local embera homes and traditions. , learn about ngo social impact. , meet embera community leaders in medellín. , ngo partnership for impactful travel. , real conversations with embera people. , support displaced indigenous families in colombia.
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additional native embera guide, food for the indigenous people, local bilingual guide, typical embera snack
food for the indigenous people, guided by an embera woman and a professional tour guide, local bilingual guide, typical embera snack
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food for the indigenous people, guided by an embera woman and a professional tour guide, local bilingual guide, typical embera snack
guided by an embera woman and a professional tour guide, local bilingual guide, typical embera snack
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Unlock a rare, behind-the-scenes encounter with Medellín’s Indigenous Embera community—led by voices from within.
Join us for an intimate experience with a dual perspective: guided by a local expert and a member of the Embera Indigenous tribe.
You’ll meet an Embera female leader, who works with an NGO helping displaced indigenous people in the city.
Together with her, we visit the homes of the indigenous in Medellín, hear their story, and learn directly about their culture.
We finish at the NGO’s facilities to see the important work being done to support the community. More than just a tour, this is a cultural exchange that challenges myths, breaks taboos, and supports real impact (50% of the profits go to the NGO).
Book today and connect with the Colombia few ever see — but all should know.
- Tour duration: 2.5 hours
- Group size: intimate groups of up to 8 guests
- Language: Mainly English but both the Embera woman and the tour guide speak spanish
Unlock a rare, behind-the-scenes encounter with Medellín’s Indigenous Embera community—led by voices from within.
Join us for an intimate experience with a dual perspective: guided by a local expert and a member of the Embera Indigenous tribe.
You’ll meet an Embera female leader, who works with an NGO helping displaced indigenous people in the city.
Together with her, we visit the homes of the indigenous in Medellín, hear their story, and learn directly about their culture.
We finish at the NGO’s facilities to see the important work being done to support the community. More than just a tour, this is a cultural exchange that challenges myths, breaks taboos, and supports real impact (50% of the profits go to the NGO).
Book today and connect with the Colombia few ever see — but all should know.
- Tour duration: 2.5 hours
- Group size: intimate groups of up to 8 guests
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Unlock a rare, behind-the-scenes encounter with Medellín’s Indigenous Embera community—led by voices from within.
Join us for an intimate experience with a dual perspective: guided by a local expert and a member of the Embera Indigenous tribe.
You’ll meet an Embera female leader, who works with an NGO helping displaced indigenous people in the city.
Together with her, we visit the homes of the indigenous in Medellín, hear their story, and learn directly about their culture.
We finish at the NGO’s facilities to see the important work being done to support the community. More than just a tour, this is a cultural exchange that challenges myths, breaks taboos, and supports real impact (50% of the profits go to the NGO).
Book today and connect with the Colombia few ever see — but all should know.
- Tour duration: 2.5 hours
- Group size: intimate groups of up to 8 guests
Unlock a rare, behind-the-scenes encounter with Medellín’s Indigenous Embera community—led by voices from within.
Join us for an intimate experience with a dual perspective: guided by a local expert and a member of the Embera Indigenous tribe.
You’ll meet an Embera female leader, who works with an NGO helping displaced indigenous people in the city. 50% of the profits go to the NGO.
Together with her, we visit the homes of the indigenous in Medellín, hear their story, and learn directly about their culture.
We finish at the NGO’s facilities to see the important work being done to support the community. More than just a tour, this is a cultural exchange that challenges myths, breaks taboos, and supports real impact (50% of the profits go to the NGO).
Book today and connect with the Colombia few ever see — but all should know.
- Tour duration: 2.5 hours
- Group size: intimate groups of up to 8 guests
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Short Description
Unlock a rare, behind-the-scenes encounter with Medellín’s Indigenous Embera community—led by voices from within.
Join us for an intimate experience with a dual perspective: guided by a local expert and a member of the Embera Indigenous tribe.
You’ll meet an Embera female leader, who works with an NGO helping displaced indigenous people in the city. 50% of the profits go to the NGO.
Together with her, we visit the homes of the indigenous in Medellín, hear their story, and learn directly about their culture.
We finish at the NGO’s facilities to see the important work being done to support the community. More than just a tour, this is a cultural exchange that challenges myths, breaks taboos, and supports real impact (50% of the profits go to the NGO).
Book today and connect with the Colombia few ever see — but all should know.
- Tour duration: 2.5 hours
- Group size: intimate groups of up to 8 guests
Unlock a rare, behind-the-scenes encounter with Medellín’s Indigenous Embera community—led by voices from within.
Join us for an intimate experience with a dual perspective: guided by a local expert and a member of the Embera Indigenous tribe.
You’ll meet an Embera female leader, who works with an NGO helping displaced indigenous people in the city.
Together with her, we visit the homes of the indigenous in Medellín, hear their story, and learn directly about their culture.
We finish at the NGO’s facilities to see the important work being done to support the community. More than just a tour, this is a cultural exchange that challenges myths, breaks taboos, and supports real impact (50% of the profits go to the NGO).
Book today and connect with the Colombia few ever see — but all should know.
- Tour duration: 2.5 hours
- Group size: intimate groups of up to 8 guests
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Unlock a rare, behind-the-scenes encounter with Medellín’s Indigenous Embera community—led by voices from within.
Join us for an intimate experience with a dual perspective: guided by a local expert and a member of the Embera Indigenous tribe.
You’ll meet an Embera female leader, who works with an NGO helping displaced indigenous people in the city.
Together with her, we visit the homes of the indigenous in Medellín, hear their story, and learn directly about their culture.
We finish at the NGO’s facilities to see the important work being done to support the community. More than just a tour, this is a cultural exchange that challenges myths, breaks taboos, and supports real impact (50% of the profits go to the NGO).
Book today and connect with the Colombia few ever see — but all should know.
- Tour duration: 2.5 hours
- Group size: intimate groups of up to 8 guests
Step off the beaten path and into the living story of Colombia’s Indigenous people.
Join us for an intimate experience with a dual perspective: guided by a local expert and a member of the Embera Indigenous tribe.
You’ll meet an Embera female leader, who works with an NGO helping displaced indigenous people in the city.
Together with her, we visit the homes of the indigenous in Medellín, hear their story, and learn directly about their culture.
We finish at the NGO’s facilities to see the important work being done to support the community. More than just a tour, this is a cultural exchange that challenges myths, breaks taboos, and supports real impact (50% of the profits go to the NGO).
Book today and connect with the Colombia few ever see — but all should know.
Highlights
authentic embera cultural tour experience., break tourism myths in medellín., explore local embera homes and traditions., learn about ngo social impact., meet embera community leaders in medellín., ngo partnership for impactful travel., real conversations with embera people., support displaced indigenous families in colombia.
authentic embera cultural tour experience., break tourism myths in medellín., explore local embera homes and traditions., learn about ngo social impact., meet embera community leaders in medellín., ngo partnership for impactful travel., real conversations with embera people., support displaced indigenous families in colombia.
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authentic embera cultural tour experience., break tourism myths in medellín., explore local embera homes and traditions., learn about ngo social impact., meet embera community leaders in medellín., ngo partnership for impactful travel., real conversations with embera people., support displaced indigenous families in colombia.
gain insight into colombia’s indigenous cultures, often ignored in mainstream tourism, meet and learn directly from embera community members, support a local ngo helping displaced indigenous families — part of your ticket funds direct aid, visit where embera families live and have real conversations with them
This tour is a partnership with an NGO that supports displaced Embera families. Meet an Embera person, learn about their culture, visit their homes and the NGO, and gain insight into the realities of Indigenous life in Colombia—guided by locals.
This tour is a partnership with an NGO that supports displaced Embera families. Meet an Embera person, learn about their culture, visit their homes and the NGO, and gain insight into the realities of Indigenous life in Colombia—guided by locals.
Know Before You Go
bring empathy, curiosity, and respect for the indigenous community., the area is rough, but we work with a trusted ngo and wear identification vests throughout., this is a powerful, human experience — come with an open heart., wear comfortable clothes and shoes — we’ll be walking through a non-touristy part of the city., your safety is a priority, and the community welcomes our presence.
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Know Before You Book
50% of the profits go to an ngo that supports embera families, this is not a touristy experience — it’s the real city., ou’ll help deliver food to the community during the tour.
it is a tour that faces complex realities, half of the income goes to the ngo, it's not a tour to feel sorry for the communities
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guided by an embera woman and a professional tour guide, local bilingual guide, typical embera snack
guided by an embera woman and a certified tour guide, local bilingual guide, typical embera snack
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guided by an embera woman and a certified tour guide, local bilingual guide, typical embera snack
accompaniment of embera female leader, local bilingual guide, typical embera snack
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gain insight into colombia’s indigenous cultures, often ignored in mainstream tourism, meet and learn directly from embera community members, support a local ngo helping displaced indigenous families — part of your ticket funds direct aid, visit where embera families live and have real conversations with them
gain insight into colombia’s indigenous cultures, often ignored in mainstream tourism, learn how armed conflict and discrimination have shaped indigenous realities, meet and learn directly from embera community members, support a local ngo helping displaced indigenous families — part of your ticket funds direct aid
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This tour is a partnership with an NGO that supports displaced Embera families. Meet an Embera person, learn about their culture, visit their homes and the NGO, and gain insight into the realities of Indigenous life in Colombia—guided by locals.
This tour is a partnership with an NGO that works with displaced Embera indigenous families.
This experience offers a chance to meet an Embera community member, learn about their culture, visit their dwellings to gain insight into the realities faced by indigenous people in Colombia today and visit the NGO that is doing an heroic effort to help them — all with the guidance of an indigenous person and a professional local guide.
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This tour is a partnership with an NGO that works with displaced Embera indigenous families.
This experience offers a chance to meet an Embera community member, learn about their culture, visit their dwellings to gain insight into the realities faced by indigenous people in Colombia today and visit the NGO that is doing an heroic effort to help them — all with the guidance of an indigenous person and a professional local guide.
This tour is a partnership with an NGO that works with displaced Embera indigenous families.
This experience offers a chance to meet an Embera community member, learn about their culture, visit their dwellings to gain insight into the realities faced by indigenous people in Colombia today and visit the NGO that is doing an heroic effort to help them — all with the guidance of an indigenous person and a professional local guide.
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accompaniment of embera female leader, local bilingual guide, typical embera snack
local bilingual guide, accompaniment of embera female leader, typical embera snack
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This tour is a partnership with an NGO that works with displaced Embera indigenous families.
This experience offers a chance to meet an Embera community member, learn about their culture, visit their dwellings to gain insight into the realities faced by indigenous people in Colombia today and visit the NGO that is doing an heroic effort to help them — all with the guidance of an indigenous person and a professional local guide.
This tour is a partnership with an NGO that works with displaced Embera indigenous families.
This experience offers a chance to meet an Embera community member, learn about their culture, visit their dwellings to gain insight into the realities faced by indigenous people in Colombia today and visit the NGO that is doing an heroic effort to help them — all with the guidance of an indigenous person and a professional local guide.
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local bilingual guide, accompaniment of embera female leader, typical embera snack
local bilingual guide, accompaniment of embera female leader
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extra donations, souvenirs, transportation
souvenirs, transportation
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Know Before You Book
it is a tour that faces complex realities, half of the income goes to the ngo, it's not a tour to feel sorry for the communities