



by Colombia Coffee Tour
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.$172This Medellín half-day coffee tour lasts about four to five hours and begins with a 25-minute drive from the city to a coffee farm. At the farm, visitors spend approximately three hours walking through coffee plantations and gardens while learning about the coffee production process from the seed stage through cultivation. Guests have the opportunity to pick coffee cherries by hand and receive explanations about the factors that contribute to the farm's organic coffee quality. The farm visit includes a tasting of coffee brewed on-site from freshly harvested beans, providing a direct experience of coffee from the seed to the cup. After the farm, the tour continues with a two-hour visit to a specialty coffee micro-roastery and lab. There, a local expert team demonstrates the industrial steps coffee undergoes after harvest, including roasting techniques. Visitors learn to identify different coffee profiles and finish with a tasting session of several specialty coffees, including varieties scored by Q-graders. The tour includes private transportation, hotel pickup and drop-off (free in El Poblado, possible surcharge elsewhere), light refreshments, snacks, tour insurance, a translator, and tea and coffee. Lunch is not included.
Organic Coffee Farm
The short drive leads to a quiet coffee farm surrounded by gardens just outside Medellín. The farm produces organic coffee of high quality. Visitors walk through the coffee plantations learning about the factors and care involved in production. Guests can pick coffee cherries by hand and taste coffee brewed from beans grown on the farm.
180 min
Specialty Coffee Micro-Roastery
After the farm visit, the tour moves to a local micro-roastery where coffee is processed after harvest. A specialized team explains the industrial roasting steps and how to highlight coffee's best attributes. The visit finishes with a tasting of several specialty coffees, including those with top scores from Q-graders.
120 min
Go to the East side of Poblado Metro Station, near the stairs and where the green buses park
End point
Go to the East side of Poblado Metro Station, near the stairs and where the green buses park




by Colombia Coffee Tour
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.$172This Medellín half-day coffee tour lasts about four to five hours and begins with a 25-minute drive from the city to a coffee farm. At the farm, visitors spend approximately three hours walking through coffee plantations and gardens while learning about the coffee production process from the seed stage through cultivation. Guests have the opportunity to pick coffee cherries by hand and receive explanations about the factors that contribute to the farm's organic coffee quality. The farm visit includes a tasting of coffee brewed on-site from freshly harvested beans, providing a direct experience of coffee from the seed to the cup. After the farm, the tour continues with a two-hour visit to a specialty coffee micro-roastery and lab. There, a local expert team demonstrates the industrial steps coffee undergoes after harvest, including roasting techniques. Visitors learn to identify different coffee profiles and finish with a tasting session of several specialty coffees, including varieties scored by Q-graders. The tour includes private transportation, hotel pickup and drop-off (free in El Poblado, possible surcharge elsewhere), light refreshments, snacks, tour insurance, a translator, and tea and coffee. Lunch is not included.
Organic Coffee Farm
The short drive leads to a quiet coffee farm surrounded by gardens just outside Medellín. The farm produces organic coffee of high quality. Visitors walk through the coffee plantations learning about the factors and care involved in production. Guests can pick coffee cherries by hand and taste coffee brewed from beans grown on the farm.
180 min
Specialty Coffee Micro-Roastery
After the farm visit, the tour moves to a local micro-roastery where coffee is processed after harvest. A specialized team explains the industrial roasting steps and how to highlight coffee's best attributes. The visit finishes with a tasting of several specialty coffees, including those with top scores from Q-graders.
120 min
Go to the East side of Poblado Metro Station, near the stairs and where the green buses park
End point
Go to the East side of Poblado Metro Station, near the stairs and where the green buses park