



by Viaja Medellin
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$148The coffee tour begins about 45 minutes northwest of Medellín in San Sebastián de Palmitas, a rural district made up of eight Veredas. This area borders San Jerónimo to the north, Bello and San Cristóbal to the east, San Antonio de Prado and Heliconia to the south, and Ebéjico to the west. The tour lasts around 5 to 6 hours and focuses on the local coffee culture. Travelers are picked up and dropped off at their hotel. A professional guide leads the group through the coffee process, including a special coffee tasting at the finca. Participants receive a poncho and can dress like a traditional Colombian muleteer, complete with a hat. The tour includes snacks and lunch served at Fiambre, along with tea and coffee. A diploma called Diploma de Arriero is awarded at the end. Travel insurance is provided. An optional horseback ride through the surrounding countryside is available. The guide explains the steps involved in making Colombian coffee, and guests have time to taste and learn about different brews. The terrain can be slippery, so appropriate footwear is advised. The tour runs daily with no minimum group size and operates in all weather conditions.
Medellin
The tour departs from Medellín and heads to the rural area of San Sebastián de Palmitas. The guide explains Colombia's coffee culture and the processes involved in coffee production. Participants taste coffee varieties and learn about the local traditions. They are dressed in a poncho and muleteer hat for photos. An optional horseback ride is offered through the local countryside. The stop includes lunch and snacks and lasts about 6 hours.
360 min




by Viaja Medellin
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$148The coffee tour begins about 45 minutes northwest of Medellín in San Sebastián de Palmitas, a rural district made up of eight Veredas. This area borders San Jerónimo to the north, Bello and San Cristóbal to the east, San Antonio de Prado and Heliconia to the south, and Ebéjico to the west. The tour lasts around 5 to 6 hours and focuses on the local coffee culture. Travelers are picked up and dropped off at their hotel. A professional guide leads the group through the coffee process, including a special coffee tasting at the finca. Participants receive a poncho and can dress like a traditional Colombian muleteer, complete with a hat. The tour includes snacks and lunch served at Fiambre, along with tea and coffee. A diploma called Diploma de Arriero is awarded at the end. Travel insurance is provided. An optional horseback ride through the surrounding countryside is available. The guide explains the steps involved in making Colombian coffee, and guests have time to taste and learn about different brews. The terrain can be slippery, so appropriate footwear is advised. The tour runs daily with no minimum group size and operates in all weather conditions.
Medellin
The tour departs from Medellín and heads to the rural area of San Sebastián de Palmitas. The guide explains Colombia's coffee culture and the processes involved in coffee production. Participants taste coffee varieties and learn about the local traditions. They are dressed in a poncho and muleteer hat for photos. An optional horseback ride is offered through the local countryside. The stop includes lunch and snacks and lasts about 6 hours.
360 min