Colombia · FARMS
Good farm visits fill up ahead of time and the best ones go first. Below: the 9 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Medellín’s Barrio La Sierra coffee tour, with tram, cable car, coffee harvesting, local history, tastings, tips, and value advice.
“It was amazing and the guide was friendly and full of knowledge , definitely a 10 out of 10”
Hike Cocora Valley, learn Colombia’s coffee process, and taste fresh coffee on a private 8 to 10-hour tour from Salento.
“The tour was excellent and exactly what we were expecting. We took the 7am tour which was perfect as we had the Cocora Valley almost for ourselves (my gf, the guide and me) and could therefore enjoy the hike to the three viewpoints very much. Our guide Alejandro was very knowledgeable about the area, being from this region himself. Moreover he had also deep knowledge in the coffee making process, having worked for almost 6 years for a coffee company. Overall it was a great experience and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to hike the Cocora Valley and has an interest in Coffee.”
Ride through Antioquia, learn coffee production, taste fresh brews, and relax with a coffee spa, massage, steam room, and mountain views.
“This tour was amazing!! Will is a fantastic guide and everyone else we encountered was amazing as well. Super fun and informational tour!”
See Tequendama Falls, tour a Colombian coffee farm, taste coffee liquor, and enjoy a small-group countryside escape from Bogotá.
“We had a good trip with our tour guide Steven. He had very good English and gave good trivia about Colombia on the drive to the waterfall and coffee farm. We arrived a bit early to the farm, so instead of waiting, Steven took us to a fruit market to taste some of the local fruits. At the coffee farm we got a new guide Juan, how told us about to local flowers at the plant and went though the complete process of coffee making endnig it with a taste of the coffee.”
Tour Finca El Ocaso near Salento for coffee farming, sustainability, milling, roasting, and a traditional Colombian tasting.
“Had such an amazing experience with our guide so knowledgeable and friendly and good fun”
Visit Finca El Ocaso near Salento to harvest, process, roast, and prepare Colombian coffee on a 1.5-hour English tour.
“We really enjoyed the coffee tour here and would highly recommend it. Johnathan was a great, funny tour guide with excellent English and he answered all of our questions about the process. It is possible to get a normal taxi out to the farm but it is cheaper to get the jeep back to Solento (it cost 4k pesos per person)”
See how Colombian coffee goes from seed to cup at Hacienda Coloma, with private transport, tastings, gardens, and an optional local lunch.
“A fantastic day at a beautiful Colombian hacienda. It is is definitely not just for coffee lovers! The great coffee, and coffee liquor is just extra. 🤩 We had an amazing tourguide Diego, who led us to the coffee farm, who is just absolutely amazing. We felt safe, taken care of, and well informed through out the whole day. Diego really did everything to make us feel comfortable and meet all our needs, including to provide vegan food for the group. ❤️🙏🏽 At the hacienda we learnt so much about coffee, what was genuinely interesting, and the tasting at the end of the day was really the icing of the…”
Tour Guatapé, El Peñol, a Colombian coffee farm, and Antioquia’s unusual fruits with private transport and a bilingual guide.
“Carlos was an excellent guide and this was a very interesting and fun day. Carlos knew the history and area very well and it was a good combination of local culture and beautiful surroundings. Carlos went above and beyond and his pride for the region was infectious. The scenery was amazing and the food and drinks were great. This was a super experiment. I highly recommend.”
Learn coffee farming hands-on at historic Luger Farm, then explore Salento with a private guide, local food tips, and mountain views.
“My family form the US enjoyed it a lot. It was a hard and long walk due to some construction in the normal route, but the experience was worth it.”
Pick a coastline, a valley or a coffee slope.
