Most visitors take a taxi or ride-sharing service from Medellín to Mirador San Félix. The journey offers scenic views as you ascend. Some also stop here en route to their paragliding appointment, making it a convenient addition to the day.

Taxis and ride-sharing services are generally available, but it's wise to confirm with your paragliding operator or have a local contact for assistance, especially during peak hours.

The drive typically takes around 30-45 minutes, depending on traffic conditions and your starting point in Medellín.

Mirador San Félix itself is a viewpoint and generally does not require an entrance fee. However, paragliding excursions have separate costs, which should be booked in advance with a chosen operator.

Prices can vary between operators, but expect to pay in the range of $50-$100 USD for a tandem paragliding flight. It's best to check directly with providers like 'Dream of Flying' for current rates.

Paragliding operations typically run during daylight hours, weather permitting. It's advisable to confirm specific times with your chosen paragliding company.

While some operators might accommodate walk-ins, booking in advance is highly recommended, especially during busy seasons, to secure your preferred time slot.

The main viewpoint offers panoramic vistas of Medellín. For paragliding, your pilot will ensure you get incredible aerial shots. Don't miss the sunset for dramatic city light photos.

Most paragliding operators offer photo and video packages, often taken by the pilot or a dedicated photographer. You can also often bring your own action camera, but confirm with your operator first.

At the viewpoint, it's generally safe. During paragliding, it's best to use a secure mount or rely on the professional photo packages to avoid dropping your device.