How to Visit a Bogota Coffee Farm
Where the farms actually are, what a day costs, what time you leave and the three things visitors get wrong before they book.
Short answers to the questions that come up once you have decided to spend a day on coffee: how to get there, what happens on the farm, and which day is yours.
Where the farms actually are, what a day costs, what time you leave and the three things visitors get wrong before they book.
Seedbed, cherry, wet mill, drying bed, roaster, cup — and how many hours each finca gives to each of them.
The thousand-metre descent, the hacienda a telenovela was filmed on, and the farm that picks cherries in every month of the year.
Is a nine-hour farm day worth one of your three days in the city? An honest answer, with the two-hour alternative attached.
Nine hours and $96, or two hours and $50. Both are good days out and they are not for the same traveller.
Every post below points at real departures. See them all on Bogota Coffee Tours.