Alejandria Antioquia
Location
Jerico, Antioquia
3 hours from Medellin
110km ( 68 miles)
Weather
Average 25c (75f)
Official Website
jerico-antioquia.gov.co
Table of Contents
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History and Religion of Jerico
Points of Interest in Alejandria
El Mirador de Alejandría
Las Cascadas de Hato Viejo
Alejandria Town Square
Things To Do in Alejandria
EcoAventuras Alejandria
Visit the Local Churches
Things To Do in Alejandria
Restaurante Mirador Del Río
Heladería La Plaza
Miramonte Hotel And Restaurant
Where to Stay In Alejandria
Golden Elephant Hostel
Miramonte Hotel And Restaurant
How To Get To Alejandria
Bus: Buses are the most common mode of transportation between Medellin and Alejandria. There are regular bus services that operate between the two towns, and the journey takes approximately 3-4 hours, depending on the route and the bus company. Buses typically depart from Medellin’s South Terminal (Terminal del Sur) and arrive at Jardin’s main bus station. The buses are comfortable, and you can enjoy scenic views of the countryside during the journey.
Private Car or Taxi: Another option is to hire a private car or take a taxi from Medellin to Alejandria. This is a more expensive option but offers the convenience of a direct and flexible mode of transportation. The journey takes around 2 hours, depending on the route and traffic conditions. It’s a good option if you prefer a more personalized and private experience, or if you are traveling with a group. You can also stop at small towns on the way to take photos or eat at local restaurants.
Shared Shuttle: Some tour operators or travel agencies offer shared shuttle services between Medellin and Alejandria. This is a convenient option if you prefer a more organized and hassle-free mode of transportation. Shared shuttles usually operate in small groups and provide door-to-door service, picking you up from your hotel in Medellin and dropping you off at your destination in Alejandria.
Motorcycle: For adventure seekers and motorcycle enthusiasts, renting a motorcycle or riding your own bike from Medellin to Alejandria can be a thrilling option. The journey takes you through scenic mountain roads and offers a unique experience of exploring the countryside on two wheels. However, this option requires a valid motorcycle license and experience in riding in challenging terrain.