15 Farm Visits in Colombia Worth Booking

1.Medellín Coffee Farm Tour with Trolley and Cable Car Ride

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 277 reviews · 4h 30m · from $56Our pick

Meet at San Antonio Tranvía station for a 270-minute tour into Barrio La Sierra. Ride Medellín’s electric tram and cable car, walk the hillside community, pick coffee berries, visit Casa Finca de La Sierra, and taste coffee with guides such as Melissa, Arturo, Carolina, and Valentina.

“We thoroughly enjoyed this tour! Christian was a great guide and a translator. This tour may be difficult for someone with limited leg mobility. There was a lot of walking which included hills. Fine by me! We learned a lot about the production of coffee (obviously) but also learned about the history and the community. Would recommend!”

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2.Private Cocora Valley, Salento & Coffee Farm Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 202 reviews · 8 - 10 hours · from $157

From Salento, Armenia, or Filandia, your private English or Spanish-speaking guide leads you through Cocora Valley and a working coffee farm. Expect wax palms, rugged trails, coffee picking and roasting, tasting lessons, hotel pickup, and an itinerary that can shift with the weather.

“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.”

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3.Horseback Riding Coffee Farm Tour with Coffee Spa

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 151 reviews · 5 hours · from $150

Meet your guide at Arvi Metro Cable Station for a small-group trip to Don Leandro Coffee Farm. Ride horseback along an old muleteer path, learn how coffee is grown and prepared, plant a coffee tree, then relax in a coffee steam room and enjoy a full-body massage.

“This tour was the best day ever! Angelo met us at the metro station, and took us to the farm. We had a small group, and the other party (a family) had their massages first while I did the coffee farm tour, so Angelo showed me around 1:1! I was able to ask questions and try out various steps in the coffee process. The steam room, massage, and coffee scrub experience was also amazing. I was in heaven. What an amazing idea to have a spa on a coffee farm! I also loved getting to go horse-back riding. Between all of the adventures, it was a great tour. The only…”

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4.Coffee Farm and Tequendama Falls Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 130 reviews · from $85

Travel south from Bogotá with an English- or Spanish-speaking guide, stop at 132-meter Tequendama Falls, then tour a coffee hacienda near Fusagasugá. Learn how beans are planted, picked, cleaned, dried, and roasted, and finish with coffee and coffee liquor.

“Overall, tour was very good. Driver was friendly and efficient. Coffee tour guide and experience was great. Interesting and just the right length. Stop at Tequendama was simply a photo op and not so great. Was nervous about traveling alone with my daughter but all was excellent. Felt safe and learned a lot and we had fun!”

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5.Coffee Tour at Finca El Ocaso Salento: Traditional Spanish Farm

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 89 reviews · 1h 30m · from $19

Spend 90 minutes at Finca El Ocaso Salento learning how coffee is planted, harvested, processed, dried, stored, roasted, and brewed. A Spanish-speaking guide, including Nicolás on some departures, leads you through gardens, plantations, composting areas, and the mill before a cloth-strainer coffee tasting.

“Tour super didáctico, profesional, completo y distendido al mismo tiempo. Genial para conocer todo el proceso relacionado con el café. El lugar, genial también. 100% recomendable!”

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6.Coffee Tour Salento-Ocaso Farm- English Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 88 reviews · from $14Best value

At Finca El Ocaso, 4 km from Salento, an English-speaking guide such as Nicolas or Johnathan leads you through coffee gardens, harvesting, composting, processing, roasting, and traditional brewing. The 1.5-hour visit costs $14, with transport arranged separately.

“Loved the tour and our guide Nicolas was fantastic!”

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7.Coffee Farm Experience Private Day Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 81 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $110Top rated

Travel from Bogotá to Hacienda Coloma near Fusagasugá for an eight-hour private coffee day. Your guide handles the ride, while the farm team explains planting, harvesting, drying, roasting, and tasting. Expect coffee, coffee liquor, flowers, fruit trees, and an optional Colombian lunch.

“Leslie was an excellent and interactive guide. She will make sure you get a holistic experience of your trip. We also had the chance to visit the fruit market of fussasuga which added extra fun to our itinary.”

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8.Guatape, El Peñol Coffee Farm Private Tour & Fruit

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 49 reviews · 8 hours · from $169

Travel privately from Medellín to Marinilla, El Peñol, and Guatapé with a bilingual guide such as Carlos or Luis Alberto Gómez. Taste regional fruit, pick coffee cherries, learn the brewing process, climb more than 700 steps for lake views, and finish with lunch in town.

“Carlos was awesome. I have taken so many tours in the past, but Carlos has been the best. He has a lot of patience and very helpful. Definitely recommend this tour.”

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9.Coffee Farm and Salento Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 47 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $88

Spend about four hours at historic Luger Coffee Farm, planting seedlings, picking cherries, and seeing coffee roasted and sometimes ground. Then walk Salento for an hour with a local guide such as Pedro or Ivan. Private transport, tasting, insurance, and pickup are included.

“Aprender todos los detalles sobre cómo se produce el café y hacerlo nosotros mismos en una granja muy bonita y tradicional.”

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10.Coffee Farm Tour with Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 41 reviews · 5 hours · from $101

From Filandia, your guide, often Kevin, takes you to a traditional coffee finca for a private, hands-on lesson. Walk the plantation, pick cherries, plant seedlings, follow drying and roasting, then taste the finished coffee with a barista. Confirm the day’s exact timing before booking.

“Guides et explications tres clair. Très pro et amical ! Je recommande !”

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11.Salento and Cócora Tour + Coffee Farm from Pereira/Armenia

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 33 reviews · 8 hours · from $173

Travel by private van or minibus from Pereira or Armenia to Salento, the Cocora Valley palm forest, and a coffee farm. A bilingual guide such as Eduar or Gustavo leads the day, with hotel or airport pickup, tickets, and insurance included.

“Día inolvidable desde el inicio hasta el final. Nuestro conductor Luis y nuestro guía Eduar eran muy amables y profesionales. Fue un gran placer conocerlos. Experiencia en la finca cafetera y camino por la Valle de Cócora subieron todas las expectativas que habíamos tenido. Lo único es que para mí el precio del este tour está un poco exagerado, pero hablando de experiencia misma, recomendado 100%.”

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12.Coffee Farm Tour at Finca El Ocaso from Salento

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 19 reviews · 3 hours · from $93

From Salento, visit Finca El Ocaso for a three-hour look at Colombian coffee farming. You’ll walk among coffee plants, learn about hand selection, roasting, and grinding, then taste several styles with an English or Spanish-speaking guide. Pickup and drop-off are included.

“It was nice, but quiete Long. Unfortunatley we could Not do the Tour until the end because we were picked up before.”

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13.Coffee Farm and Barista Workshop Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 9 reviews · from $66

Meet your English-speaking instructor at Arví Park Metro Station, then travel to Don Leandro Special Coffee Farm for a hands-on barista session. Learn how grind, water, timing, and technique shape coffee made by different methods. The four-hour outing includes transport back to Arví.

“A really good day! Weather delayed our arrival on the cable cars, and they were very accommodating and stayed late to make sure we had the full experience. We did not realize this tour included the sauna and massage experience, which was a pleasant surprise. The farm is located deep in the park, and the journey to get there is longer than expected, but great views. The guides and attendants were very kind and friendly!”

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14.Coffee Farm Experience Private Day Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 8 reviews · 8 hours · from $124

Travel from Bogotá to Hacienda Coloma in Fusagasugá with a private English or Spanish-speaking guide. Walk through coffee fields, orchid gardens, and bird habitat, learn each step from cherry to cup, enjoy a traditional lunch, and taste Colombian coffee liquor.

“The La Coloma Coffee Farm Day Trip was awesome! Our guide, Camila, was so knowledgeable and kind. She always made sure we were comfortable throughout the day. Our driver, Diego, was a fabulous driver. He handled traffic wonderfully and kept us safe. Everything about the trip was perfect!”

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15.Guatapé & Peñol Rock with Boat & farm animals

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 6 reviews

This private 10-hour trip from Medellín combines Peñol Rock, a reservoir boat ride, farm animals, hot chocolate with cheese bread, Guatapé’s decorated streets, and the Upside-Down House. English and Spanish guides, hotel pickup, and admission to the rock are included. Guide Jorge Luis may lead your day.

“We left from Medellin . Hotel pick up and drop off was great . Traffic was pretty bad it’s a new tour so I would suggest they leave earlier . They did make up for the lost hour tho ! Keep in mind the alpacas like carrots you need to buy, the pics you see for the Guatape, el Peñol signs are require entrance fees or that you buy something at their establishment THEY ARE NOT FREE! The climb to the top of el penol was ok there are plenty of places to stop and let ppl pass. Was a bit hot take fans and water . There are bathrooms…”

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