September is Medellín catching its breath after the fair, with rain coming back to water the flowers.
Weather#
| Early September | Late September | |
|---|---|---|
| Days | ~28°C / 82°F, dry | ~27°C / 81°F |
| Afternoons | Occasional showers | Regular showers |
| Nights | ~17°C / 63°F | ~17°C / 63°F |
What's on#
- Amor y Amistad, the third Saturday: Colombia's Valentine's, for friends too. Book dinner.
- Puentes: holiday Mondays continue.
- Football: the second-half season under way.
What to do#
Early: the dry-season list, Guatapé, Arví, the hikes. Late: mornings out, afternoons at the Museo de Antioquia, a coffee tasting, a long lunch, evenings in the fondas and salsa bars (nightlife). Things to do, the 3-day itinerary.
Prices#
Low. Where to stay, on a budget.
Pack#
Light clothes, an umbrella for late month, a layer for nights. First time in Medellín.
With a paisa#
Amor y Amistad is a night for friends, and a Local Friend is, after all, one. Post your dates on Roavi Community and a Local Friend can take you out.
Medellín in September? Spend an evening with someone who lives there.
Meet a Local FriendFrequently Asked Questions
What is the weather like in Medellín in September?
Warm and turning wet: highs around 27°C (81°F), lows around 17°C (63°F), largely dry in the first half, afternoon showers increasingly regular through the month. October is the wettest month.What is Amor y Amistad?
Colombia's love-and-friendship day, the third Saturday of September: couples, friends and the office all celebrate, with amigo secreto gift exchanges, booked restaurants and a big night out. Medellín's bars are full.Is September a good time to visit Medellín?
The first half, yes: dry-season tail weather at low prices with the fair crowds gone. The second half brings showers; still fine with mornings outdoors.What should I pack for Medellín in September?
Light clothes, a compact umbrella for the second half, shoes that dry, a light layer for cool evenings.
This article was written with the help of AI and reviewed by the Roavi team.
