A return shared transfer from your own address, which removes the 6:30 taxi from the equation.
A guided tour of a working coffee farm near Fusagasuga, entry ticket included in the fare.
The Bogota River goes 132 metres off a cliff, and the day builds a viewpoint stop into the route.
A speciality the farm makes itself, poured at the end of the visit.
The route runs through forest, and the species you pass are part of what you are paying for.
It has the highest review count of any coffee departure from the city, and the reason is structural rather than scenic: it collects you, it includes the farm's entry ticket, and it adds a second sight to a drive you were making anyway. For a first trip to Bogota that combination is hard to argue with.
The day starts at your accommodation and runs south-west through countryside towards the Bogota River. At the farm a guide takes you through how coffee is grown and processed here, and how the operation has scaled up over the years. Then Tequendama Falls, seen from a viewpoint by a local eatery, and a coffee liqueur back at the finca before the transfer home.
Set your expectations on the coffee itself. This is a working commercial farm rather than a specialty estate, and the cup at the end is brewed on an espresso machine. If the cup is the point, a coffee plantation tour at the specialty end will serve you better; if the day is the point, this is the best-value version of it.
It is your first trip, you want the logistics handled, and you would rather see two things than one. The included transfer and entry ticket make it the least complicated full day here, and the review volume behind it is the largest of any coffee departure from the city.
You are a specialty drinker who came for the cup. The farm brews on an espresso machine and does not work at the specialty end. In Chapinero the cup is the whole subject, and the two-hour workshop there costs half as much.
433 feet, or 132 metres, where the Bogota River goes over the cliff. You see it from a viewpoint rather than from below, and there is a local eatery at the stop.
No. Food, extra drinks and souvenirs all sit outside the fare. Bring cash in pesos, or eat before the pickup.
A working coffee estate near Fusagasuga, about two hours from the city, and the entry ticket is inside the price. It is a commercial operation rather than a specialty producer — the farms page sets out the difference between the estates you can reach in a day.
It is honest farm coffee, brewed on an espresso machine rather than by filter, and the estate does not work at the specialty end. If a specialty cup is what you are after, the two-hour tasting workshop is built around exactly that.
Yes, and that is a large part of the appeal. The return shared transfer is included from your own address in Bogota. Confirm the pickup time when the operator contacts you.
There is no minimum age, but it is nine hours with a two-hour standing tour in the middle. Younger children usually do better on the two-hour city tastings.
The driver-guide and the farm guide were both excellent and the waterfall stop is worth adding. I did not rate the coffee itself — it is brewed on an espresso machine, with no filter methods and nothing from the specialty end.
Elena, Dominican Republic · August 2026 · solo
Bogota Coffee farm tour · Coffee farm and Tequendama Falls
Sergio was a pleasure to travel with and the farm was an eye-opener about how the industry actually works here. The falls give you a view from a local eatery that you would never find alone.
Sergio's group — Johan, United Kingdom · April 2026 · couple
Bogota Coffee farm tour · Coffee farm and Tequendama Falls
A good day overall, but it is a long drive out and the guided part runs two hours standing up. Somewhere to sit during it would make a real difference.
Andreas, Switzerland · March 2026 · solo
Bogota Coffee farm tour · Coffee farm and Tequendama Falls
If this one is not yours, the other two featured days are a hands-on day on a women-led smallholding, meeting in La Candelaria and a two-hour specialty workshop through three coffee rooms in Chapinero.