Hostal La Finca Culturas Unidas, San Jerónimo

• By Public transportation from the bus terminal Terminal del Norte in Medellín:
• take a bus to San Jerónimo, they leave approx. every 30 min, costs are 7.000 - 14.000COP, 1 HR.
• From San Jerónimo take a mototaxi (25.000 - 30.000COP, max. 3 persons) or a motorbike (10.000 - 15.000COP) up the mountain, 20-30 min.
• For groups up to 10 persons or if you have a lot of luggage you can take a jeep for 40.000COP.
• If you give us notice in advance we can arrange the transportation from San Jerónimo, or even Medellin & Airport for you.
• Theres public transportation from San Jeronimo to La Finca for 3.000.
• Ask for details if interested.
• From the airport: 3 HRS!
• Take a shuttle bus to Medellin, a cab to the terminal del norte and then the bus to San Jeronimo (as above).
• Another option from the airport is to take a cab to the Terminal del Norte. From there see directions above.
• By car:
• Take the I 62 towards the west and Santa Fe, Antioquia. You will pass the longest tunnel in South America the 'Tunel del Occidente' which is 4.6 km long. After about an hr in total you will reach the entrance of San Jerónimo which lies to the right-hand side of the road.
• Turn right just in front of the Texaco gas station and just past the 'Exito' supermarket. At the next fork turn left, next fork left again, cross the bridge, at the next fork turn left again.
• On your left-hand side there will be a number of wooden fruit stalls at the side of the road, at the right-hand side you'll see a dirt road with a big white sign saying 'Los caminos del café'.
• From the entrance of San Jerónimo till the dirtroad it wont be more than
• 5 min. Turn right on to that dirtroad and follow it for about 20 minutes (7km), always going uphill, make sure not to turn on any side roads. You will arrive at another fork with a store with a painting, saying 'La Fonda de Don Abraham', decorated with a big painting of the owner and a horse. Here turn left and follow the road 1 km until you reach, on your left-hand side, our white metal gate with a white sign atop, saying 'Rancho San Sebastian'.