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Bogotá: Colombian Coffee Tour with Farm Visit and Tastings

1. Bogotá: Colombian Coffee Tour with Farm Visit and Tastings

After being picked up from your hotel, cross the outskirts of Bogotá and travel for 90 minutes to Fusagasugá. Stop to stretch your legs and take pictures of Tequendama waterfall before arriving at a lush Coloma coffee farm. Upon arrival, learn about the history of the farm and the village. Dress up with a traditional hat and basket to harvest the coffee beans before discovering the complete process of production, from seed to cup. Begin the tour in the coffee seedbed, where the beans are sowed and cultivated. Wander through a Arabica coffee plantation to see many of the local varieties of coffee. If its harvesting season, you will be able to help pick the best beans. See where each coffee bean is washed, pulped, dried, and hand-picked. Make your way to the thresher before moving to the critical final step, the roasting of the coffee. Uncover this artisanal process which gives the coffee its color, aroma, and flavor. End the tour with a coffee tasting experience. Receive a pack of coffee as a gift and try a tasty liquor made with the beans before having the chance to buy some products at the shop. Before returning to the Bogotá, there will still be time for one more stop at a local market for a tasting of exotic fruits from Colombia.

Bogotá to Hacienda Coloma Coffee Tour

2. Bogotá to Hacienda Coloma Coffee Tour

Learn every step about the cultivation and production of coffee at the Hacienda Coloma in the town of Fusagasugá. Hear how coffee is produced, from the seedbed of the coffee plant to the plantations and the washing to the drying process. Explore the threshing and roasting procedure, and then enjoy a good cup of the same coffee prepared in a traditional way. Journey back to Bogotá via San Miguel to check out the impressive landscapes and nursery gardens. Enjoy a delicious lunch in the town of Sibaté, before returning to your accommodation.

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Hacienda Coloma was an INCREDIBLE experience. Their products are also very well worth the price (e.g. coffee liqueur etc.) Staff were friendly and informative, the tour guide assigned to us, Jessica, was knowledgeable and gave us more info than we expected. An amazing experience from the coffee farm itself. However, the tour company, not so much. Lunch stop was less than excellent, and tour guide decided "for the sake of time and traffic" not to take us to the tropical fruit market - we weren't impressed with that decision.

The tour of the Hacienda is very well explained, the route is easy and the place in general is fine. The transfer is quite long, I do not recommend going on the weekend, as it takes from 90 minutes to 3 hours each way. The place of the waterfall is quite crowded so you can go down just for a moment. We didn't stop at the fruit market. So if you don't have much time in Bogotá, I don't recommend it. Although the tour of the Hacienda is well worth the transfer, it makes you lose more than half a day.

This ia an excellent tour with the meeting point in a very nice location. The trip was thru typical Bogota traffic. The tour guide was a very good driver. The stop at the waterfall was very beautiful. A little chilly bring a jacket. The tour of the coffee plantation was most excellent. The hat and basket for picking the coffee beans was a nice touch. The guides at the coffee plantation are very knowledgeable, friendly and speak good English. The coffee and liquor at the end of the tour were quite good.

The trip was fantastic. I booked this tour the night before at the last minute. It turned out that I happened to be the only person who booked the tour for that day, but the tour operator still honoured it, and provided a comfortable bus ride up to the farm. (approx. 2.5 hours from Bogota) I learned a lot about the various stages in coffee production, from the fruit to the cup. A must do tour for any coffee drinker.

Very well the visit to the doing and Carlos the conduit is very attentive with the passengers