Finca La Gaviota
Directions to the Finca La Gaviota
You have arrived safely; the luggage is stowed in the car; then let us
start:
The finca is approximately 120 kilometres away from the airport. The
journey takes about ninety minutes. When you leave the airport, take the
motorway number one towards the capital, Santa Cruz. (not towards Los
Cristianos)
The distance to Santa Cruz is indicated in kilometres on the median
barrier of the motorway. You drive along the motorway until kilometre
two; there you turn off in the direction to Puerto de la Cruz (TF5).
If you then are on a new four-lane motorway and drive uphill, then you
are right. You pass the exit Puerto de la Cruz and stay on the motorway
until it terminates. The motorway turns into a rural road. You keep
driving on this road (TF5) and then pass through a small town called San
Juan de la Rambla. Having passed San Juan de la Rambla, you will arrive
in a small village called Buen Paso. There you keep driving on the main
road until you pass through a small pedestrian bridge. Immediately after
the bridge turn right into a small road. This road will lead down to the
sea. You keep driving downhill about 900 metres until you notice a red
building on the right side of the road. Then you are already there. The
name Kaufmann is indicated at the main entrance.
Orientation Guide
Behind the pedestrian bridge in Buen Paso you will see a Red Cross
building and a helicopter landing field on the right side of the road.
The small road to our house lies between the bridge and the building.
My name is Roberto Kaufmann Yanes. You can reach me under 922 811910 or
619 986743. If you get lost, do not hesitate to give me a call. There
are phone boxes everywhere. If you bring a cell phone along, you just
need to dial the numbers indicated above. Dialling codes are not
necessary.
A Little Remark
The supermarkets are open from Mondays to Saturdays from 9.00 am till 9:30 pm.
In tourist areas the shops are also open on Sundays. If you request more information, do not hesitate to give me a call!
With kind Regards,
Roberto Kaufmann Yanes
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