Wow, Wow, Wow! I had the pleasure to stay at this place for just over 3 weeks (initially only planed to stay for 2 weeks) during the Christmas and new year period. I have never felt more welcomed in a place whilst travelling - not just by the lovely family taking care of the farm whilst Benito was away - but also from all the locals in the little village with whom I made good friends. My Spanish improved significantly due to a full spanish immersion and I enjoyed teaching some English to Feli and Yula, as well as some English numbers to the local kids in a competitive game of bingo! Some advice for future workawayers: take lots of food - there is a little village shop 40min walk away selling beers and dried foods but best to bring most food with you. Enjoy sharing and cooking meals for each other - I learnt a lot in the kitchen from Yula and they also really appreciated when I cooked something for them. If you want to have internet, either buy a claro SIM in San Carlos - there is decent signal in the finca. Or in the small village shop you can purchase a days WiFi for 2,000COP. the work is super varied and not one day the same. I planted trees, built a micro tunnel, sorted coffee beans, watered and deweeded the micro tunnels, picking the veg when it was ready to take to market, I learned how to fish (and prepare a fish to eat), I moved stones about to do some landscaping. they are also very receptive to new ideas so if you have an idea you can contribute to improve the finca don't be afraid to suggest it! some idease myself and the other volunteers I stayed with included: building a pizza oven, building a cable car transit system to transport goods from the main road down to the farm (it would save a lot of horse trips!), building a hammock "chill out" area perhaps down by the river a little away from the house. thank you so much for the best workaway experience I've had Benito, Yula, Feli and Victor. I hope we will reunite in the future!