La Casa En El Aire
La Casa En El Aire
4.5
9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Monday
9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Tuesday
9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thursday
9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday
9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Sunday
9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Abejorral, Colombia
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Tommy H
4 contributions
Aug 2024 • Friends
This is a must if you have the chance! It's 3-4 hours from Medellin and when you get there you realize it's worth almost worth the entire trip to Colombia. The views are amazing, the hammocks on the zipline is one of the coolest experiences you will have and if you're lucky you can catch the sunset.
Written September 5, 2024
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jennifer R
Leticia, Colombia13 contributions
Sep 2018 • Friends
Wonderful and delightful time shared with friends. It is a really comfortable place and the view is stunning. The hammocks ride is the best. We got very Lucky as we even got a drone picture.
Written October 2, 2018
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Jake B
4 contributions
Jan 2025 • Friends
Absolutely magical experience- the zip line to the lodge , homemade personal (large enough for two) pizzas and a great selection of pizzas Hawaiian to pepperoni
The staff was friendly beyond comparison
Morning breakfast was delicious and on site grown coffee was absolutely great
For those that complain about the bumpy road to get there- were you expecting a Marriot experience or a true adventure
We took the motorcycles via the “back roads “
If I wanted a smooth road i would’ve gone to Disney bus I-5
A lifetime memory- and the owner , Nilton , was just a super host
The staff was friendly beyond comparison
Morning breakfast was delicious and on site grown coffee was absolutely great
For those that complain about the bumpy road to get there- were you expecting a Marriot experience or a true adventure
We took the motorcycles via the “back roads “
If I wanted a smooth road i would’ve gone to Disney bus I-5
A lifetime memory- and the owner , Nilton , was just a super host
Written January 12, 2025
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Danilo R
1 contribution
Oct 2023 • Couples
For more than a month I separated the Peña cabin at Casa en el Aire, two days before they told us that we would not have Jacuzzi service because damage had occurred, the only option they gave us was to cancel and refund the money. We still agreed to go, but when we got to the cabin it did not have water, so they told us that they would change us to the Mika cabin, when we got there there was no Jacuzzi service, and in the afternoon the water service It got terrible, when we took a shower there was no water, not even cold. When we were going to prepare dinner we realized that the stove had problems lighting and of the four we were only able to use one, also to shower the gas heater never worked and we couldn't use the barrel to roast the meat because there was no candle. nor any other tool to light the charcoal. After these inconveniences and talking with the administrators, they did not recognize any type of compensation and the charge was the same, which represents a lack of respect for the client and a lack of commitment on the part of the La Casa en el Aire entity.
Written October 5, 2023
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humer s
6 contributions
Sep 2022 • Friends
8 hours drive to get there and go back. 6 hours of it is unbearable gravel road. They only let us do 2 activities, and the third and only one which i chose not to do was getting fried under the heating sun for half an hour in the hammock in the air.
Expensive, not fun, far, boring. The view is not even impressive. The workers were nice, the rest was absolutely awful. I recommend anyone who doesnt want to waste their time to not bother.
Expensive, not fun, far, boring. The view is not even impressive. The workers were nice, the rest was absolutely awful. I recommend anyone who doesnt want to waste their time to not bother.
Written November 30, 2022
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ErikKondrx
Barcelona, Spain42 contributions
Dec 2017 • Friends
Time spent at the house itself was a magical experience. House set on the rock in the middle of nature was wonderful.
All info provided by a girlfriend of the owner was accurate also with the info how to get to the place.
BUT:
Since we came to the city of Abejorral, confusion and taking advantage started. In whatsapp messages was mentioned that for 10000COP we will get a transfer from the city to the actual place. Okay... but nobody told us that actually some of us might be sitting at the cargo area of the truck. Well...
We also waited one hour when we came to the city - because... we have been told many reasons - weather, more people coming... etc
Ok so we left after an hour waiting.
We came there, views were wonderful, we had a good time.
Suspicion started next day when Ricardo started to ask us when we want to leave. When we said we want to catch the bus that leaves at 3pm he asked us if we cannot leave later and we said no. His face expressions were something between: “damn it and what I will do”.
Initially he proposed we would leave Casa at 11:30am and that we will have plenty of time to eat lunch. Then he said 12:30 and then he said 2pm. When I talked to him that if we leave at 2pm there is no time that we will catch the bus that leaves at 3.
So when I insisted that we leave at 1:30 we left the house 1:30.
He seemed that he just does not want to leave that “early”.
He took us by a longer road to the place where the car would leave from to the city.
It was total of 10! people to fit onto a car. 3 were inside, Ricardo took the best place in the front after confrontation with another guy who is supposed to sit in the front and in the trunk area. Ricardo said something like: “you really think I would go to he back?”
After, some guys from Israel asked the driver if they are going to pay also 10000cop when they are uncomfortable at the trunk. DRIVER said he would go for free.
And then when ww arrived 2:58 we were in a rush of buying tickets - they sent us to some ticket both where we bought the tickets - but with different company that we came and with much less seat space in between. We were thinking that we take the same comfortable bus (trans unidos) to abejorral. But no...
Obviously he had some commission deal with the bus company cause they were asking our names? when we were buying bus tickets.
In addition, driver asked for money 5000cop from the people sitting on the trunk. They started arguing that the driver said it for free and he argued that he said 5000. Ricardo even touched with hand the wallet of the guy, trying to get the money... so rude!
Overally:
House in the air is wonderful idea but the human factor of employees really downgrade the place.
Guys were very pushy offering extra attractions and when u said when u do not want to do they seemed offended and started to ask why not.
I could honestly said that Ricardo ruined the overall experience.. otherwise I would give 5 star
All info provided by a girlfriend of the owner was accurate also with the info how to get to the place.
BUT:
Since we came to the city of Abejorral, confusion and taking advantage started. In whatsapp messages was mentioned that for 10000COP we will get a transfer from the city to the actual place. Okay... but nobody told us that actually some of us might be sitting at the cargo area of the truck. Well...
We also waited one hour when we came to the city - because... we have been told many reasons - weather, more people coming... etc
Ok so we left after an hour waiting.
We came there, views were wonderful, we had a good time.
Suspicion started next day when Ricardo started to ask us when we want to leave. When we said we want to catch the bus that leaves at 3pm he asked us if we cannot leave later and we said no. His face expressions were something between: “damn it and what I will do”.
Initially he proposed we would leave Casa at 11:30am and that we will have plenty of time to eat lunch. Then he said 12:30 and then he said 2pm. When I talked to him that if we leave at 2pm there is no time that we will catch the bus that leaves at 3.
So when I insisted that we leave at 1:30 we left the house 1:30.
He seemed that he just does not want to leave that “early”.
He took us by a longer road to the place where the car would leave from to the city.
It was total of 10! people to fit onto a car. 3 were inside, Ricardo took the best place in the front after confrontation with another guy who is supposed to sit in the front and in the trunk area. Ricardo said something like: “you really think I would go to he back?”
After, some guys from Israel asked the driver if they are going to pay also 10000cop when they are uncomfortable at the trunk. DRIVER said he would go for free.
And then when ww arrived 2:58 we were in a rush of buying tickets - they sent us to some ticket both where we bought the tickets - but with different company that we came and with much less seat space in between. We were thinking that we take the same comfortable bus (trans unidos) to abejorral. But no...
Obviously he had some commission deal with the bus company cause they were asking our names? when we were buying bus tickets.
In addition, driver asked for money 5000cop from the people sitting on the trunk. They started arguing that the driver said it for free and he argued that he said 5000. Ricardo even touched with hand the wallet of the guy, trying to get the money... so rude!
Overally:
House in the air is wonderful idea but the human factor of employees really downgrade the place.
Guys were very pushy offering extra attractions and when u said when u do not want to do they seemed offended and started to ask why not.
I could honestly said that Ricardo ruined the overall experience.. otherwise I would give 5 star
Written December 14, 2017
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
gloria r
Boston, MA47 contributions
Jul 2023 • Family
Great experience with wonderful people. Everyone is super friendly and attentive to safety. Our family had a great time. Never felt rushed! The cabin was clean and well equipped. Be prepare to hike, connect with nature and meet people from different parts of the world.
Written August 14, 2023
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Teo M
Medellin, Colombia1 contribution
Jan 2020 • Friends
We stayed at the neighbor hostel la Peña and decided to go explore la casa en el aire and do the canopy. They charged 25k COP for that but also 20k COP for getting into the property. I told them that we just wanted to do the canopy but they were unable to provide us only that service. When we arrived there walking to get a beer, we notice that we were not welcomed by the employees. What a shame!
Written January 15, 2020
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Carolarolyn
Bogota, Colombia26 contributions
Dec 2016 • Friends
This site was difficult to get to but well worth the trip! We did a number of activities, including the zipline, a wilderness hike to an owl cave, resting in the suspension net, and hanging out in hammocks above the ground.
Some of the activities were slightly overpriced, but I would still do the same activities and more if I were to return.
The zipline is your standard zip across a wide open valley. It's a fun experience, but probably not worth the cost. The hike we took the owl cave, however, was definitely worth it!! We trekked for a few hours in total, through some fields, through forest and jungle areas, and up a river. We did this hike in the rain, and it just made the experience all the more exciting and fun! Bring a long-sleeved shirt and long pants, closed-toed shoes that can get wet. (Bring an extra pair of shoes for more activities and indoor shoes for the house as well, as clothes won't dry quickly here.) Don't take anything unnecessary with you, and make sure all of your valuables are water-protected. You will be hiking in a river! The cave at the end of the trail is huge, beautiful, spectacular! Totally worth it!
If I were to go again, I would definitely add one activity to our list: rappelling! You have to get up pretty early in the morning to do this, but it looked amazing and it's definitely a great trip for the thrill seeker!
Special notes: The owner of the house does not speak English, though he's very capable of getting information across and loves to participate with his guests. If you make the request, he can find English-speaking guides to join the trip. They don't earn much for their service though, so I recommend that you tip them for their time.
If you look through the drain in the bottom of the bathtub, you can see the ground below the house.
Some of the activities were slightly overpriced, but I would still do the same activities and more if I were to return.
The zipline is your standard zip across a wide open valley. It's a fun experience, but probably not worth the cost. The hike we took the owl cave, however, was definitely worth it!! We trekked for a few hours in total, through some fields, through forest and jungle areas, and up a river. We did this hike in the rain, and it just made the experience all the more exciting and fun! Bring a long-sleeved shirt and long pants, closed-toed shoes that can get wet. (Bring an extra pair of shoes for more activities and indoor shoes for the house as well, as clothes won't dry quickly here.) Don't take anything unnecessary with you, and make sure all of your valuables are water-protected. You will be hiking in a river! The cave at the end of the trail is huge, beautiful, spectacular! Totally worth it!
If I were to go again, I would definitely add one activity to our list: rappelling! You have to get up pretty early in the morning to do this, but it looked amazing and it's definitely a great trip for the thrill seeker!
Special notes: The owner of the house does not speak English, though he's very capable of getting information across and loves to participate with his guests. If you make the request, he can find English-speaking guides to join the trip. They don't earn much for their service though, so I recommend that you tip them for their time.
If you look through the drain in the bottom of the bathtub, you can see the ground below the house.
Written July 7, 2017
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Alejandra P
23 contributions
Jun 2017 • Friends
We went here with a group of friends and it was amazing, it's definitely worth it to go up in the hammocks, but the best thing about this aerohostel is the amazing views and beautiful night sky. It's far from Medellín but it is definitely worth the trip. There's 3 different types of accomodation: the house, refuge, cabin for couples. We stayed n the refuge and it was perfect for the 5 of us. I would recommend this to everyone and would love to go back.
Written June 29, 2017
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Arianita72
Ramos Mejia, Argentina
Hola, alguien me podria decir como llegar desde Abejorral hasta Cartagena? quiero hacer la Casa en el Aire y seguir hasta Cartagena, pero no se como...algun Bus?
Written October 1, 2022
Hola Alejandra
por favor me puedes indicar que lugares son mejores para alojarse
en pareja y si me puedes recomendar un guia y regalarme el numero
y la alimentacion
gracais
att
Alejandra Misas
gracias tocalla
Written October 12, 2020
Hola Alejandra, puedes escribirnos al 3113950269 para brindarte toda la información de precios, rutas de transporte, alimentación y disponibilidad de fechas!!
te esperamos
Written October 13, 2020
How do you get to casa en el aire from Medellin? Is there a bus in Santa Barbara? How often does it run? How much does transportation cost?
¿Cómo se llega a casa en el aire desde Medellín? ¿Hay un autobús en Santa Bárbara? ¿Con qué frecuencia se ejecuta? ¿Cuánto cuesta el transporte?
Written February 1, 2020
Hola. para preguntar si solo son fines de semana o en semana también ahí atención al público y que precio. Gracias.
Written January 20, 2020
Hola tengo una consulta. Por qué unas personas dicen que es mejor Medellín la Ceja Abejorral. Y otras dicen que mejor Medellín y llega primero a la peña donde se baja y luego el bus sigue hasta Abejorral. Uno puede tomar cualquiera de las dos rutas ? Gracias.
Written December 27, 2019
Alejandra D
Envigado, Colombia
No puedo comunicarme con la linea 311... Hay algún otro modo de contactarlos?
Written July 22, 2019
Hola.Como estas? Puedes escribirnos a ese mismo numero por WhatsApp, ahi con mucho gusto te enviaremos toda la infomación. Feliz noche para ti!
Written July 25, 2019
von cuantos dias de anticipation la reserva y cuanto cuenta dormir y con comics incluida
Written July 2, 2019
horarios de esta atraccion. no esta muy clara la informacion, en realidad
Written June 19, 2019
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