Don't bother buying the Luwak Coffee because it will be confiscated when you return to Australia. They will assure you that you won’t have any problems because it is sealed; this is not true as I had my coffee confiscated. If you want to try this coffee, you can buy a cup from them for Rp30,000, or you can buy... More

I went to luwak coffee farm a view times and it was beutiful farm, a very rare opportunity to see how the local made the coffee traditionally. Please try the kopi luwak, lemon tea and the vanilla coffee it was superb and it all organic

We did a stop over here to try the coffee. We had a guided walk around their garden and they showed us how they make all the different types of tea's, coffee's and coconut oil. We then could try a taste of all the coffees and tea's for free. We did buy some different ones and had no issues getting... More

I like the part to know how Luwak coffee made and the tasting session for different types of bali coffee. But be alert about the price that they set, which is quite pricey.

Entrance with bamboo and greeny trees and many types of agriculture plants. relax and having a cup of coffee, near the rest area with view of plantation area are very relax experience. Anyway , LUwak coffee is good for healty and prevent one from heart attack. The price of RB45000 per cup is reasonable.

The farm tour is very informative and there is an excellent shop where you can buy various herbal oils, fragrances and natural food products.Very reasonable prices for products ! The lady in charge speaks reasonable English and is very helpful.

Hi All, Thought I would write this review as I loved this attraction and all the wonderful free samples. The setting is breathtaking and on the day of our visit it rained but that just made it all the more refreashing and produced wonderful photos. My point to mention is please be mindful if you wish to purchase the coffee... More

Australians heading to the coffee pantation in Bali on the way to Kintamani should not bother purchasing Kopi Luwak, the most expensive coffee in the world. You can try it for 50,000rp while your'e there to get the taste. Even if you buy it granulated you cannot bring it into Australia. As I went through quarantine, declaring wood and other... More

We visited the plantation during a full day tour up Kintimani Highlands. it's a good rest spot where you can sample all the coffees and teas they supply. I like the Ginseng Coffee best. You can even try hands on coffee roasting yourself, get up close and personal looking at the Luwak's (they are soo cute, like aussie possums) Basically... More