This visit was a really memorable and peaceful morning activity. The guide was so welcoming and kind, and I was impressed by the generosity of many free tastings of teas and coffees. I learned a lot and enjoyed seeing how different local plants grow. The view was also really pretty and I went on the swing where the guys took many, professional-level pics and videos of me as part of the swing price. As opposed to similar nearby tourist traps, this place felt more authentic and was not busy. Go visit!

Interesting place, the plants are named as you walk down to the shop, they have a lewak there too, the amount of specialty coffees was unbelievable. Ours was a quick stop to get some coffee beans but they also had it ready ground to take home. Would've liked to explore a bit more but time was against us that day.

My tour guide recommended this coffee plantation. It was a nice experience. I’m not a coffee drinker but my husband drinks coffee. They also have a large variety of teas to choose from. They let you sample 3 teas or coffees. It was nice trying the different teas. The teas are very good! I purchased tea and coffee

A Cautionary Tale: our guide took us there. The tour and tasting were terrific. We bought a ton of their products at the showroom. A few weeks later we opened a box of the Avocado coffee and were shocked to see how little coffee there was. We went on Trip Advisor and read a number of reviews re being scammed there. We determined to go back and demand a full refund, which we did. After confronting the top person at the store she said that the avocado product was 80% avocado, 10% sugar, and 10% coffee (which should be labeled) but insisted the other products had much higher percentage of coffee. To prove it they opened a package off the shelf of Ginger Coffee and sure enough it was good coffee. Only the Avocado coffee and teas were deficient in coffee. Lesson learned. We went in all righteous and fired up. I should have noted that the vast majority of TA reviews were highly positive and not prejudged so strongly. We didn’t open other boxes of product to test because we planned on returning everything. If we had we’d have discovered that the other products were fine. Yes, the boxes should be better labeled. Yes, they apparently charge more then many other coffee “plantations.” But scam? Most definitely not. Check your facts thoroughly before writing negative, accusative reviews! We learned a good, humbling lesson.

Really enjoyed our visit here. Very informative tour to start, followed by great coffee and tea tastings (try the mangosteen tea). Tried the strong style Luwak coffee here and it really hit the spot! Thankyou to Agus from Askha Bali tours for stopping here on our way home

Very interesting place and worth a visit. Staff were brilliant at explaining the process of coffee making and it was very informative. The samples of tea or coffee you get was a great experience. They do sell their product there which are actually quite expensive. Overall it was a great experience and worth it.

The lithe tour we had was fabulous from start to finish. So many fantastic plants and views to see. Our children, boys 10 and 11, very much enjoyed seeing the vegetation and different things growing and how they look before they see it as they know it. The place itself is well kept and they have excellent guides who take you through the coffee journey from bean to cup. We got to see the famous luwak cat and the more important ‘poo’ After a very informative tour they give you a huge selection of teas and coffees to try, and for the kids amazing hot chocolate - boys quoting ‘best they’d ever had!’ All teas and coffee are made on sight and have explanation of how they benefit you. My husband tried the ‘cat poo coffee’ and says it was smooth and delicious, so a must try The whole experience is free which is excellent, then you have opportunity to buy in the shop, which of course we did. Would thoroughly recommend the experience and tasting the famous coffee.

The 'tour' takes 5 minutes with lots of tea and coffee to taste at the end. As coffee drinkers were were keen to buy some but ended up leaving with several different teas. We tried them when we returned home and to our surprise they tasted as good as they did when we tasted them at the plantation which often isn't the case. I would say the tea is a powder and while not as sweet as when we tasted it at the plantation (the teas were very sweet) it is sweeter than we would normally take our tea.