Aldea Jalcomulco

1. Take the highway to Puebla, pass the San Martín booth, pass Puebla and 5 minutes after seeing the Cuauhtémoc stadium on the right side, signs will appear pointing to the right BUT FEE. Take that detour. 2. The AMOZOC-PEROTE highway has an extension of 119 km, including the Perote bypass. You pass 3 booths in the section, and it is a long straight that allows you to travel at a constant speed of 120 km. This section leads to the Perote bypass, which is the last 4-lane section. 3. Leaving the bypass it is 40 more minutes to Xalapa, following the signs there is no loss. 4. Entering Xalapa, go straight along Lázaro Cárdenas. This avenue crosses all of Xalapa and becomes the highway to Veracruz. After driving for 20 minutes (approx.), you reach a large Las Américas shopping plaza, on the right. 500 meters further on, the signs indicating "Jalcomulco" and "Las Trancas" begin. You have to follow them until you reach the place. All the signs for camps like México Verde serve to guide you to the place. From Las Trancas to Aldea it is 40 km. On this route there is a "T" 7 km before reaching Coatepec, where you have to turn left. There are signs. 15 minutes ahead there is a "Y" that announces, on the left, the entrance to Jalcomulco. 5. You must follow all the MEXICO VERDE signs, because ALDEA is exactly 1 km in front of México Verde. (There is a sign). ALDEA is on the right side, 3 km before reaching Jalcomulco. Total travel time 4 hours and 30 minutes from Mexico City. From Puebla it is reduced to 2 hours and 30 minutes. We are 1 hour from the Port of Veracruz.