
Bogota Coffee Tours With Hotel Pickup: 9 Compared

Every farm is two hours or more from the city, so the car matters as much as the farm. These are the coffee tours in Bogota that come to your door.
Nine Bogota coffee tours that collect you, side by side
| Tour | Pickup from | Pickup time | Length | Lunch | From (per person) | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coffee Farm Experience | Any address, or El Dorado airport | Confirmed after booking | 8 hours | Private option only | From $94 | 4.8 (85) |
| Coffee Farm and Waterfall | Any address | Confirmed after booking | 9 hours | No | From $96 | 4.6 (227) |
| Visit to Finca Cafetera | Any address | Confirmed after booking | 5 to 8 hours | No | From $81 | 5.0 (1) |
| Coffee Plantation Tour | Any address | 8:00 a.m. | 8 hours | Yes | From $164 | 5.0 (21) |
| Coffee with Woman Aroma | Any address | 8:00-9:00 a.m. | 10 hours | Yes | From $180 | 5.0 (2) |
| From Seed to Cup | Any address | 8:00 a.m. | 10 hours | Yes | From $221 | 5.0 (2) |
| Luxury Private Tour | Any address | Confirmed after booking | 8 to 9 hours | Yes | From $659 | 4.9 (17) |
| Birds & Beans | South of Parque 93, or the Marriott | 6:00-8:00 a.m. | 8 to 10 hours | Yes | From $112 | 4.8 (16) |
| Chocolate & Coffee | South of Parque 93, or the Marriott | 5:30-7:30 a.m. | 12 to 14 hours | Yes | From $140 | 4.7 (23) |
Every one refunds in full if you cancel at least 24 hours ahead.
Seven that collect from any address in Bogota
All seven are coffee farm day trips from Bogota that start at your hotel, hostel, Airbnb or house. The farm, the hours on it and lunch are what separate them.
Coffee Farm Experience Day Tour: the one that meets the airport
The only departure that also collects at El Dorado International Airport. A private 8-hour day with 4 hours at Hacienda Coloma, $94 per person, minimum two. Lunch comes only with the private option.
Coffee farm and waterfall day: the most reviewed pickup
The coffee farm and Tequendama Falls day trip has 227 reviews at 4.6, more than any other departure that collects you. The shared transfer runs both ways, and the fare of $96 covers the farm entry ticket and a coffee liqueur tasting. You get about 2 hours on a farm near Fusagasuga and a viewpoint stop at Tequendama Falls. Food is not included.
Visit to Finca Cafetera: the lowest fare, ticket extra
At $81 it is the most affordable pickup, from your hotel, hostel or any address in the city, with 2 hours on a finca near Fusagasuga. The farm's entrance ticket, breakfast and lunch are all extra.
Coffee Plantation Tour From Bogota: private, 8:00 a.m.
A private car leaves at 8:00 from any hotel, Airbnb or house in Bogota. You get 2 hours at the hacienda plus an hour in Fusacatan, with lunch, snacks and a coffee tasting in the $164 fare.
Coffee with Woman Aroma: an 8-9 a.m. window
The shuttle reaches your hotel between 8:00 and 9:00, the latest start of the nine: 10 hours, with 5 of them at Hacienda Las Mesitas de Santa Ines in Cachipay and 20 minutes in Zipacon. Entrance and lunch are included for $180, and the group can reach 25.
From Seed to Cup: eight hours on one farm
Pickup is at 8:00 in a private 4x4, then 8 hours at La Palma y El Tucan, the longest stay on a single farm of any departure that collects you. Lunch is included for $221. If you are staying in Chia, Cota, Funza, Mosquera or La Calera, pickup costs extra and has to be arranged before the day.
Luxury Coffee Plantation Private Tour: the whole day is yours
An air-conditioned private vehicle from your hotel for 8 to 9 hours: 7 on the estate and 30 minutes in Zipacon. Lunch, snacks and water are included at $659 per person.
Two that collect only south of Parque 93
Both Andes EcoTours days collect only south of Parque 93, never in Usaquen or north of Calle 99. Outside that zone you meet them at the Bogota Marriott Hotel, Av. El Dorado #69 B-53 in Fontibon, and you are dropped back at the same place.
Birds & Beans Traditional Coffee Tour
A start between 6:00 and 8:00 and 8 to 10 hours in all: 3 hours on a family-owned farm and 30 minutes in Silvania, with lunch and entry to the Quinini nature reserve included. It costs $112 per person, for up to 9 travellers.
Chocolate & Coffee Farm Experience
The earliest car of the nine, between 5:30 and 7:30, for a 12- to 14-hour day: 90 minutes on a coffee farm and 90 on a cacao farm, with lunch and both entries in the $140 fare. Groups top out at 9.
What time does the pickup come?
Earliest first, as the departures set them:
- 5:30-7:30 a.m. — Chocolate & Coffee Farm Experience
- 6:00-8:00 a.m. — Birds & Beans
- 8:00 a.m. — Coffee Plantation Tour From Bogota, and From Seed to Cup
- 8:00-9:00 a.m. — Coffee with Woman Aroma
- Confirmed after booking — the other four
On the two Andes EcoTours days the driver waits 15 minutes past the pickup time; a late arrival counts as a no-show. Why the cars leave so early is set out in a Bogota coffee day trip, hour by hour.
What a pickup fare still leaves out
- The farm ticket on the Visit to Finca Cafetera.
- Food on the coffee farm and waterfall day and on the Visit to Finca Cafetera.
- Lunch on the Coffee Farm Experience, unless you book its private option.
- Binocular hire, US$5 a head on Birds & Beans.
- Pickup outside Bogota: Chia, Cota, Funza, Mosquera and La Calera cost extra on From Seed to Cup.
How the extras stack up: Bogota coffee tour prices.
The departures you travel to instead
The other coffee days meet you. The women-led farm day meets at The Cranky Croc Hostel, Cl. 12d #3-56 in La Candelaria, at 8:30. The Coffee Experience at La Palma & El Tucan meets at Cachivaches, Calle 84A #9-24, at 8:00. The Authentic Coffee Farm Tour leaves from the Juan Valdez at Parque 93 or from La Candelaria, and does not collect you if your hotel is off its route. The Chapinero workshops are coffee tasting tours that start at named cafes such as Casa Cafe Cultor, Calle 70a #9-44, and you walk between rooms. For reaching a meeting point, see how pickups and meeting points work.
Which pickup tour to book
- Landing the same morning: the Coffee Farm Experience Day Tour, the one that collects at El Dorado.
- First trip, most reviews behind it: the coffee farm and waterfall day.
- Staying in Usaquen or north of Calle 99: any of the seven, not the Andes EcoTours pair.
- Want the car to yourselves: the Coffee Plantation Tour or the Luxury tour, both among the private coffee tours from Bogota.
- Longest time on a farm: From Seed to Cup, 8 hours on the estate.
Weighing more than pickup? See which Bogota coffee tour to book.
Hotel pickup questions
More on booking, refunds and what to bring is in the Bogota coffee tour questions.
Do Bogota coffee tours include hotel pickup?
Nine of them do. Seven collect from any address in the city and two collect only south of Parque 93. The others meet you at a named hostel or cafe.
Which coffee tour picks up from El Dorado airport?
The Coffee Farm Experience Day Tour, which also collects from any address in Bogota. It costs $94 per person for 8 hours, with 4 hours at Hacienda Coloma.
What time do coffee tours pick you up in Bogota?
Between 5:30 and 9:00 a.m. The earliest is the Chocolate & Coffee Farm Experience (5:30-7:30), the latest Coffee with Woman Aroma (8:00-9:00). Four departures confirm the time after you book.
I am staying in Usaquen. Which tours will collect me?
Any of the seven that collect from any address. The two Andes EcoTours days do not collect north of Calle 99; from there you meet them at the Bogota Marriott on Avenida El Dorado.
Is the farm entrance included when the tour picks you up?
Not always. The Visit to Finca Cafetera ($81) leaves out the farm's entrance ticket and lunch. The coffee farm and waterfall day ($96) includes the farm entry ticket but no food.
Whichever car you book, check its pickup zone against your address first. The farm days that meet you instead are on Bogota Coffee Tours.

