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5 Best Ways to Experience Balinese Coffee Tourism Near Ubud

✔️ Quick Guide – Best Balinese Coffee Plantations in Ubud

Balinese Coffee Plantations are a popular tourist activity where you can see how coffee has been traditionally produced on the island. Don’t expect to see a true plantation where acres of coffee beans are grown for export. Rather, a “Coffee Plantation” in Bali usually refers to a tourist activity where you learn about the history of coffee production on the island, and get to taste different beans and preparation styles. It’s loads of fun if you’re a coffee fan, and the coffee farms are also one of the best places to buy souvenirs to bring back home. 

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The Best Balinese Coffee Plantations To Visit from Ubud

✔️ satria agrowisata 2.

This coffee plantation doesn’t have the best reviews – and for a good reason! It’s not really a plantation, Satria doesn’t grow the coffee they serve there, it’s more of a small agricultural museum and gift shop.  Also… the free coffee and tea tasting they serve is really sweet. 

The reason I am recommending Satria is that it’s located within Ubud, while other coffee plantations are a 20-30-minute drive outside of Ubud, and Satria is 100% free to visit. The short tour of the Satria Balinese Coffee Plantation, the small museum on how coffee is made, and the dozen tasting beverages they provide are 100% free. 

Satria only makes money if you decide you like the coffee from the tasting enough to purchase a full cup or buy something from their gift shop.I f you’re on an extreme budget and need a free thing to do in Ubud, Satria is a fun stop! 

✔️ Bali Pulina 

Bali Pulina charges a 100K Indonesian Rupiah ($7) entrance fee for their plantation, but it includes a tour, coffee tasting, and a free snack which makes it well worth it. Located 20 minutes outside of Ubud, you can take in gorgeous views of the Balinese countryside from their cafe, which has a lovely viewpoint.  

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✔️ OKA Agriculture Bali 

OKA is a half-hour drive from Ubud, which makes it the most remote on this list, but OKA Agriculture has the best views and is 100% free to visit, which makes it well worth the trip! The OKA complex is set up like a giant tree house and is definitely my favorite plantation on this list. (Sorry I don’t have a good photo!)

✔️ Alas Harum

Alas Harum Agrotourism is a day club/restaurant / all-in-one activity in the Tegallalang region of Ubud. Alas Harum has a bunch of different activities like ziplining, pools, rice terrace, photo spots, high swings, and their Kopi Luwak Coffee museum.

While there’s the most to do at Alas Harum, it’s also the most expensive. To enter the complex you need to pay a 50K IDR entrance fee ($3.50) and coffee tasting is 118K ($8) on top of the entrance fee. If you would like to try their Kopi Luwak coffee, it’s another 118K per cup.

✔️ Seniman Coffee Studio & Ubud Coffee Roastery

Although not a coffee plantation, I would recommend this coffee shop in Ubud to anyone who wants to experience the best of Indonesian coffee but doesn’t have time to make a day trip to a coffee plantation. 

Seniman Coffee Studio and Ubud Coffee Roastery are artisan coffee shops in Ubud Center. You can come here to sample local brews, as well as buy coffee beans from all over Indonesia grown on the islands of Sumatra, Java, Flores, etc. 

✔️ Munduk Moding Coffee Plantation Nature Resort & Spa  

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Munduk Moding Plantation Nature Resort & Spa is considered the best Eco Resort in Bali. It’s located directly on a Balinese Coffee Plantation that you can take tours of.  Nestled in the serene highlands of Munuk, around a 1.5-hour drive from Ubud, this plantation offers an eco-friendly and luxurious experience.

Best Coffee Plantation Tours In Bali 

✅ balinese street food & coffee plantation tour .

One of my favorite tours in Bali, this tour includes a trip to a Balinese Coffee Plantation, a Babi Guling (suckling pig) restaurant, and a tour of the  Gianyar Night Market  to sample the street food. 

👉  Book the  best food tour in Bali + a trip to a coffee plantation  by clicking here!  👈

✅ Make Your Own Tour Itinerary! 

There are so many amazing things to see in Bali! If you have a specific coffee plantation in mind, I recommend hiring a private driver for the day and creating your own tour itinerary. This way you can visit different waterfalls, temples, and coffee plantations at your own pace. 

👉  Click here to  pre-arrange a private driver in Bali  and make your own tour itinerary.  👈

✅ Take The Ultimate Tour Of Ubud – Monkey Sanctuary, Rice Terraces, & Coffee Plantation 

Most of the coffee plantations in Bali are located near the town of Ubud, and you can maximize your time by taking an organized tour of all of Ubud’s highlights. This tour includes a visit to the  Sacred Monkey Forest , a coffee plantation, and a swing ride over the rice terraces. 

👉  Click here to book a complete  guided tour of Ubud’s highlights, including a visit to a coffee plantation  👈

4 Reasons You Should Take A Coffee Plantation Tour In Bali 

1. stunning views .

While most people associate Bali with the beach, coffee plantations in Bali are mainly located around the mountainous region of Ubud. The further up north you go, the higher the altitude of the coffee plantation. The views from these high-up plantations are usually stunning expanses of greenery, the absolutely  perfect  view to enjoy while sampling fresh Balinese coffee. 

2. Learn About Balinese Agriculture & Cultural Practices

The history of coffee in Indonesia goes all the way back to colonial rule when the Dutch brought coffee beans to the island nation from Yemen in the 1600s. Since then, coffee has played an integral role in the Indonesian economy and agriculture. Recently, Indonesia was the 4th largest producer of coffee in the whole world!

You can learn about Balinese coffee agriculture, as well as some of their historical practices like  Kopi Luwak Coffee , which is a special Indonesian coffee made from the excrement of the Asian Palm Civet. 

3. Buy The Perfect Souvenir From Your Trip To Bali

Coffee makes the perfect souvenir from a trip to Bali since it’s portable, won’t perish, and will make your suitcase smell fantastic! 

4. Try Some Of The Best Coffee In The World! 

Bali is known for coffee tourism because Indonesia has some of the best beans in the world.

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Could you please post at least one photo showing an actual plantation on Bali – like showing some hundred coffee bushes one close to another?

Hi Rudi, “Coffee Plantation” is the name of a common tourism attraction in Bali that they have all over the island which takes you through the process of how they process coffee beans historically, and provides samples of locally grown coffee and chocolate. Usually there will be coffee and cocoa trees you can see as part of the process, but it’s not where the beans are being grown en-masse for export.

I know Munduk Moding Plantation & Resort actually grows some coffee beans on site, along with a variety of other produce, but a lot of these Balinese “plantations” include samplers of different beans from all over Indonesia. For example, you can try a Sumatra coffee bean blend, and Java blend, which are different islands in Indonesia, along with a Kintamani blend, which are beans grown in Bali in an area East of Ubud.

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8 Coffee Plantation in Bali: Must-Visit Ones

Nowadays, coffee is a type of drink that is always being looked for by everyone all around the world. That’s why there are a lot of coffee shops that provide a lot of coffee for their visitors. But it is a little boring if you just sip and try their coffee, right? Why don’t you try to understand the coffee process from the first place until you’ll be able to taste the coffee from the plantation itself? Bali provides you with a lot of coffee plantation places that you can visit. Here are some of the recommended Bali coffee plantation that you can count on.

1. Bali Pulina

The first famous coffee plantation in Bali that you can count on is Bali Pulina. This Bali coffee plantation is a strategically perfect location with average temperature of 24 degrees and 700 meters above sea level. You will be guided by local Balinese people here who will take you through the Luwak plantation places and the coffee process. After you see how the coffee process is going, you could have a taste or sip a coffee here while having a natural view surrounded by the green forest and beautiful rice terrace.

Address: Jl. Raya Pujung Kaja, Sebatu, Kec. Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561

Opening hours: 8 AM – 7 PM

Contact: +62 361 901728

2. Segara Windhu Coffee Plantation

The second coffee plantation in Bali, you can visit and learn about coffee in Segara Windhu Coffee Plantation. This is the biggest Bali coffee plantation that you can find in Tampaksiring. You will learn about Arabica coffee, robusta, and also the famous Luwak coffee. Also, the guide will give you the perfect lesson about how the coffee process goes until you can sip and try their fresh coffee. Besides that, you can buy a coffee here because the price is cheaper than any other coffee stores.

Address: Jl. Raya Kintamani, Manukaya, Tampaksiring, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80552

Opening hours: 8 AM – 5.30 PM

Contact: +62 811 399 460

3. Lumbung Sari House of Luwak Coffee

The next coffee plantation that is located in Bali’s Ubud area is Lumbung Sari House of Luwak Coffee. From the name itself, you must know that it is specialized in Luwak coffee. This Ubud coffee plantation will allow you to see how their employees roast the coffee bean from Luwak’s droppings. After that, you will get to try around 15 types of coffee on the coffee taster board that will suit you. If you like their coffee, you can buy your favorite coffee in their shop after the tour is finished.

Address: Jl. A.A. Gede Rai, Lodtunduh, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571

Opening hours: 8.30 AM – 9.30 PM

Contact: +62 812 4670 916

Read Also: 7 Recommendations of Coffee Sh op in Bali

4. Merta Harum Luwak Coffee

Merta Harum is one of the best coffee plantation in Ubud. Here you can experience fun things, including do the coffee tasting in Ubud. You will get to know how the Luwak coffee process is going on and on, see the roasting process, and coffee tasting at last. To try the coffee, you have to pay around IDR 50,000 and you can taste 16 types of drinks that Mera Harum provides. You can choose the place where you can taste those coffees in the pavilion or their garden. Both of the places are having a good ambiance to stay. After all of the process, you could visit their store and buy some coffee if you like.

Address: Jl. Raya Mawang No.98, Lodtunduh, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571

Opening hours: 8.59 AM – 7 PM

Contact: +62 819 9981 4443

5. Teba Sari Bali Agrotourism

Located in Bali’s Ubud area, Teba Sari Agrotourism is one of the options that you should consider to visit and see the Bali coffee plantation process here. The visitors will see their beautiful garden and get a chance to have knowledge about a variety of tropical plants or coffees. You can also do the coffee tasting in Bali, here in this place. After you join the Luwak coffee process, you can taste a wide range of menus of traditional Balinese snacks and some coffee options.

Address: Jl. Tegal Utu, Lodtunduh, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571

Opening hours: 9 AM – 6 PM

Contact: +62 361 9085809

6. Cantik Agriculture Luwak Coffee

In Cantik Agriculture, you will get to be picked up by their staff to get here and learn about traditional coffee processing. When you arrive here, you will see that the area is very fertile and suitable for planting coffee trees and also some spices. The process that you will do here is to feed raw coffee beans to the Asian Palm Civet, roasting the coffee beans, grinding and crushing the roasted coffee beans, and the coffee is ready to serve.

Address: Jl Rya Kintamani Br. Temen, Manukaya, Tampaksiring, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80552

Opening hours: 8 AM – 6 PM

Contact: +62 877 6105 6288

7. Belantih Coffee Farm

Belantih Coffee Farm is located in Bali’s Kintamani area where it is a perfect plateau area. This coffee farm in Bali will be able to give you an experience or farm a coffee, picking coffee, how farmers process their coffee and learn how the farmer picks up the coffee cherries to bring the good taste in every cup that they offer. Also, you will get to know the traditional dry method process to dry the sort of green coffee cherries. Sounds interesting, right?

Address: Jalan Raya Belantih No.binyan, Belantih, Kec. Kintamani, Kabupaten Bangli, Bali 80652

Opening hours: 8 AM – 5 PM only on Saturday and Sunday

Contact: +62 878 6240 1303

8. Wanagiri Coffee Plantation

And the last yet very famous is Wanagiri Coffee Plantation in Bali. You will get to understand the detail of coffee because they provide you a lot of information about the green beans fermented, green beans wine coffee, peaberry green beans, and many more. Above all that, you will be able to taste the coffee and buy some of their packed coffees if you want it.

Address: Wanagiri, Sukasada, Buleleng Regency, Bali 81161

Contact: +62 858 5847 2729

Read Also: 10 Instagrammable Cafes in Bali, To Relax and Hang Out

So, that’s all! Visiting a coffee plantation could be one of the great ideas and unforgettable moments when you come to Bali. Hope you enjoy seeing and studying about coffee!

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Coffee plantations in bali – full guide 2024.

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In this article we are going to tell you everything you need to know to plan a visit to the coffee plantations in Bali in 2024. There are some very important things to know before you go so please read this guide carefully. 

We’re going to warn you about some common mistakes and problems with coffee plantations in Bali. We will help you prepare and plan for your trip and also recommend some of THE BEST coffee plantations in Bali that are open to visit. 

We have really enjoyed visiting Bali coffee plantations over the years and we highly recommend a visit if you have the opportunity. 

There really is so much to do in Bali we wrote this AMAZING inspiring guide on the best things to do in Bali and we also have a detailed step by step 10 day Bali itinerary

Why visit a coffee plantation in Bali?

If you get a chance we highly recommend a visit to one of the beautiful Bali coffee plantations. Visiting a coffee plantation in Bali is a great way to learn about the growth and production of coffee, local agriculture, meet some awesome people and sample some delicious coffee. The coffee plantations in Bali tend to be located in beautiful surroundings allowing you to reconnect with nature and experience rural Bali. You can also buy local coffee from the source for great prices. We LOVED visiting the coffee plantations in Bali. Taking a tour and learning about coffee growing is fun and interesting. 

Don’t miss our FULL GUIDE to the Tegalalang Rice terrace in Bali

Things to know before you visit coffee plantations in Bali

The hills of Bali make an excellent climate for growing coffee – so there are LOADS of plantations to choose from. In fact this can actually feel a bit overwhelming. We will recommend some of THE BEST plantations to visit. 

There are a few important things that you need to know before you visit coffee plantations in Bali:

• Not all “coffee plantations” in Bali actually grow coffee! Some “plantations” have gardens and may have a single coffee bush. But really they are set up to give you samples and run shops selling coffee. 
• Not all coffee plantations in Bali are ethical. Some coffee plantations may not give you the real deal (especially if you’re looking for more specialist blends). AND in some cases coffee plantations keep Luwaks in captivity (small civet cats) to make Kopi Luwak. More on this soon.
• Many of the coffee plantations have shops attached. Be aware that coffee in these shops may actually be well above the market price – sometimes charging a lot more per gram than the airport. 
• Some of the best coffee plantations in Bali are linked to resorts. Yes, you can actually stay at a coffee resort! This may actually be the BEST and most ethical way to visit a plantation in Bali. 

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Map of the best coffee plantations in Bali

What are THE BEST coffee plantations in Bali?

There are many coffee plantations in Bali – here are some of THE BEST coffee plantations that are open to visit: 

1 Wanagiri Coffee plantation

Wanagiri Coffee plantation is a small beautiful family run plantation located in the northern hills of Bali near Danau Buyan lake. This is also one of the most authentic and ethical coffee plantations in Bali. They produce Kopi Luwak from wild Luwak beans (not from caged animals). This lovely family have run this farm for many generations and they really understand how to produce the finest coffee – each stage of the process is carefully done by hand. As a result, coffee is more expensive here. The location of this plantation may be too remote if you’re not planning to visit north Bali. However, this really is one of THE BEST coffee plantations in Bali. It costs 50,000IDR for a tour and 50,000IDR for coffee sampling. Open daily from 8am – 10pm. 

Address: Wanagiri, Sukasada, Buleleng Regency, Bali 81161, Indonesia

2 OKA Agriculture

Beautiful plantation located 20km north of Ubud. Sip coffee with stunning views over a jungle valley. FREE entry. They also give you 14 samples for free including tea, infusions, Bali coffee and hot chocolate. You can watch roasting and learn about coffee making – you can even have a go at roasting beans in the pan. Chat to the lovely staff to learn more about coffee and this beautiful farm. 60,000IDR to sample Kopi Luwak and a traditional Balinese pancake! 

Address: OKA Agriculture, J89P+C8H, Manukaya, Tampaksiring, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80661, Indonesia

3 Bali Pulina  

Bali Pulina is one of the most popular coffee plantations. This lovely plantation is located around 10km north of Ubud in the Tegalalang area. Tegalalang is the most popular rice terrace to visit and many rice terrace tours also include a visit to the Pulina plantation. This plantation is very well set up with a range of tools and equipment demonstrating coffee making over time. Bali Pulina is also a great place to learn about the beautiful variety of tropical plants and trees growing in the area. There is also a beautiful sampling terraces with stunning views of the jungle valley. Entry costs 10,000IDR including samples of coffee and teas and local Balinese snacks.

Open daily 8am – 6pm. 

Address: Jl. Raya Pujung Kaja No.Br, Sebatu, Kec. Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561, Indonesia

4 MAS Plantations Bali

This is THE BEST coffee plantations in Bali for location. This small coffee plantation is located in the lush countryside between Denpasar and Gianyar. It is FREE to enter and the tour is free. They also offer free coffee and tea sampling. However you do need to pay for coffee Luwak and other products like packaged coffee beans are on sale here. They also offer traditional Balinese snacks. The MAS plantation is open daily 9am – 6pm

5 Munduk Moding

Read our FULL GUIDE on the Munduk Moding Plantations & Resort

Munduk Moding is one of the BEST coffee plantations in Bali. We absolutely loved our visit here – and the coffee really is out of this world! Munduk Moding is a 5 star resort and plantation located in the hills to the north of Bali. This coffee plantation was established with the goal of producing the highest quality coffee in Bali and supporting local farmers and communities. The whole process is meticulous. Ripe organic coffee cherries are hand picked.

You can watch and learn about traditional grinding and roasting methods and talk to local farms. Munduk moding is also one of the most ethical coffee plantations in Bali. In addition to supporting local farmers, their organic plantations are integrated into the jungle ecosystem using shadow trees to support and protect the coffee bushes. If you are interested in seeing the plantations you can just drop in. They also welcome day guests at the Munduk Moding resort. 

How do you organise a tour of the Bali coffee plantations? 

If you’re looking for a fun low-stress way to enjoy the coffee plantations in Bali why not book a tour directly? We have been very impressed with the quality and price of tours on Klook. This amazing coffee plantation tour on Klook includes transportation, lunch, a guided tour with hands on experiences such as coffee picking roasting and grinding.

What is it like to visit a coffee plantation in Bali?

Visiting a coffee plantation in Bali is a fascinating and educational experience. Most coffee plantations in Bali will take you on a tour of the plantation, which will include an overview of the growing and harvesting process, as well as a look at the equipment used to process the coffee beans. Depending on the plantation, you may be allowed to pick coffee cherries, see the roasting process and even sample different blends of coffee. Many coffee plantations in Bali offer FREE samples if you buy a drink. They also tend to offer a variety of teas, hot chocolates and may also offer local snacks like banana chips! 

You may also be able to meet the farmers and workers and learn more about the hard work, skill and dedication that goes into producing high-quality coffee. Visiting a coffee plantation is also a beautiful and relaxing experience – many plantations are located in scenic rural areas. If you visit a coffee plantation, make sure you take a stroll through the plantation’s fields and enjoy the amazing views.

Can you stay at a coffee resort in Bali?

YES you can actually stay on a coffee resort in Bali! Our TOP PICK coffee resort is the luxurious 5 star Munduk Moding resort located in the lush jungle hills of northern Bali (not too far from the beautiful Golden Valley).

This beautiful resort has an ethical coffee plantation, stunning infinity pools, decadent villas AND two gourmet restaurants on site serving FRESH local organic food grown in their own gardens. Munduk Moding is a great place to see coffee growing, learn more about coffee production and just chill out in luxury. Munduk Moding is also open to day guests. 

The best way to book a stay at Munduk Moding is to book on Agoda or Booking.com (check both to secure the best prices). Using a booking platform allows more flexibility, transparency and also allows you to access deals and discounts. 

What is Kopi Luwak? 

Ok, if you’re visiting the coffee plantations in Bali you will quickly come across Kopi Luwak. This is one of those unique and weird things that coffee conesures love. Kopi Luwak, also known as civet coffee, is a type of coffee that is made from coffee beans that have been eaten and excreted by civet cats. The civet cat, a small mammal native to Southeast Asia, eats the coffee cherries for their fruit pulp but is unable to digest the coffee beans. The beans are excreted in the civet’s feces, which are then collected, cleaned, and roasted to produce Kopi Luwak. Apparently the bean itself doesn’t actually touch the poop – that’s what local producers tell you anyway! 

Kopi Luwak lays claim to being one of the most expensive coffees in the world. In Europe expect to pay around $20 or more for a cup. In Bali you can get a cup of Kopi Luwak. The process of digestion and fermentation in the civet’s digestive system is thought to remove the acidity of the beans resulting in a smoother and lower caffeine blend. BUT is it all good???

Is Kopi Luwak ethical?

While kopi luwak is a VERY POPULAR coffee its growing popularity has led to increased demand, which has put pressure on civet populations. In some cases, civets are kept in captivity and force-fed coffee beans. It is important to consider the ethical and environmental implications of consuming any product, including kopi luwak. If you are interested in trying kopi luwak, it is important to research the source of the coffee and ensure that it is produced in an ethical and sustainable manner.

What can you learn at the coffee plantations in Bali? 

Coffee is one of the most popular beverages in the world, and it all starts with the growing and production process. The following are the steps involved in coffee growing and production:

Coffee beans are actually seeds of the coffee plant, which is typically grown in tropical regions around the world like Bali. The planting process involves sowing the seeds in nurseries, where they are tended to until they become seedlings. The seedlings are then transplanted to their permanent growing location.

2 Growing 

Coffee plants require specific growing conditions to thrive, including a warm and humid climate with ample rainfall (the hills of Bali are perfect for this!) They are usually grown on hillsides, as the sloping terrain helps with water drainage. Coffee plants typically take about three to four years to reach maturity and begin producing coffee beans.

3 Harvesting 

Coffee beans are harvested by hand, and the process varies depending on the type of coffee being grown. For example, arabica coffee is typically picked when the berries are ripe, while robusta coffee is often harvested when the berries are still green.

4 Processing

After the coffee beans are harvested, they need to be processed to remove the outer layers and reveal the coffee bean inside. There are two primary methods of processing coffee: the wet process and the dry process. The wet process involves using water to remove the outer layers, while the dry process involves allowing the beans to dry in the sun before removing the outer layers.

Once the coffee beans are processed, they are ready for roasting. Roasting coffee involves heating the beans to a specific temperature, which brings out their unique flavors and aromas. Roasting can range from light to dark, with each level of roasting producing different flavors. In Bali roasting is done over a wood fire in large roasting pans – most coffee plantations have a demo of roasting and may even let you have a go. 

6 Grinding and Brewing

Finally, the roasted coffee beans are ground and brewed to make the final product. The method of brewing can also vary, with options including drip coffee, espresso, and French press.

Is it worth visiting a coffee plantation in Bali?

YES we do recommend a visit to the coffee plantations in Bali. But keep your expectations in check. Many of the plantations are set up for tourists and in some cases prices may be high. You may also see captive Luwaks which are used to produce Kopi Luwak. If you’re looking for an authentic and ethical coffee plantation in Bali the we recommend Munduk Moding or the Wanagiri Coffee plantation.

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The Creation of Luwak Coffee

Civets indulge in the consumption of coffee berries, relishing the fleshy pulp surrounding them. During their stay in the civet’s stomach, proteolytic enzymes subtly alter the beans, breaking down longer peptides and increasing the presence of free amino acids. As these beans navigate through the civet’s digestive system, they retain their distinct shape. Following a meticulous process of collection, rigorous cleansing, sun drying, gentle roasting, and expert brewing, these beans produce an exceptionally aromatic coffee known for its reduced bitterness. It has earned a reputation as one of the world’s most exclusive and costly coffee varieties.

The Luwak Coffee Experience

Have you ever considered consuming coffee produced from an unusual source? Believe it or not, the world’s most exclusive and expensive coffee is crafted from a rather surprising ingredient – feces. During a trip to Bali, Indonesia, a visit to the renowned Luwak Coffee Plantation provided insight into the intricate process of producing this specialty coffee. Visitors are guided through each step, from production to a coffee tasting experience, all set against the backdrop of the lush jungle terrain.

Initially met with skepticism, the revelation of the painstaking craftsmanship and precise techniques involved in utilizing feces in the creation of this highly acclaimed coffee left a lasting impression.

The World’s Most Expensive Coffee

Kopi luwak holds the title of being the world’s most expensive coffee, primarily owing to its unconventional production method. This unique brew is crafted from coffee beans that have undergone a rather unusual journey – they have been digested by a specific Indonesian cat-like creature known as the palm civet, also referred to as the civet cat. It’s no wonder that kopi luwak has earned the colloquial moniker of “cat poop” coffee.

Bali’s Unique Animal-Influenced Coffee

Coffee beans, essentially seeds found within cherry-sized fruits on coffee plants, require extraction for coffee preparation. This extraction is typically achieved through fermentation, a process that humans have developed various methods for over time. However, fermentation also occurs organically in the wild, thanks to the digestive systems of certain animals.

At the Coffee Plantation, for instance, civet cats consume the ripest coffee berries, initiating a digestive process that naturally separates the seeds from the fruit while inducing fermentation. Approximately 24 hours later, the seeds are excreted by the cat, marking the commencement of the coffee-making process.

Subsequently, after collecting the cat’s waste, the beans undergo a meticulous process, involving careful washing, drying, pounding, and ultimately, roasting over an open flame. Some aficionados claim that this natural fermentation method results in a final cup of coffee that is notably smoother and less acidic compared to other brews. Keen to taste the difference, a request to partake in a tasting was eagerly made.

The Tour and the “Coffee Cats” Encounter

The tour offered a comprehensive, step-by-step explanation of the coffee production process and the chance to interact with the renowned “coffee cats.” These animals had an unusual and somewhat intimidating appearance, resembling a combination of a possum, cat, and rat. However, despite their peculiar looks, it was remarkable to observe their close interactions. One pair of cats, in particular, caught the eye as they engaged in an affectionate cuddling session. This led to the assumption that they might be a mated pair or perhaps close companions with a unique bond.

BALI’S LUWAK COFFEE: An Unconventional Delight

However, Luwak coffee, the globally renowned “poop coffee,” offers the smoothest coffee experience ever tasted. Possessing a subtle caffeine flavor, the coffee exudes a unique and soothing aroma. One might speculate that it’s the result of the unconventional production process. Nevertheless, Luwak coffee leaves an indelible impression. It’s no wonder this specialty brew commands a hefty price of $50 per cup in New York City! For more details about the insider experience of tasting Luwak coffee in Bali, please refer to the images below. Ensure you include this hotspot and tour in your Bali, Indonesia itinerary. Bali isn’t truly experienced without savoring a cup of Luwak coffee.

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Luwak coffee agro at alas harum ubud.

Alas Harum stands out as a popular agrotourism destination, conveniently situated on Jl. Lunga Tegallalang, just a short 20-minute drive from the heart of Ubud. This remarkable location offers a wide range of activities, including a detailed demonstration of the luwak coffee production process, thrilling swings, zip lines, and numerous picturesque spots that provide the perfect backdrop for your photos. From private terrace views to glass floors, bird nests to dancing bridges, the iconic gorilla face curve to the captivating pekak brayut, Alas Harum offers it all. Furthermore, you can marvel at the largest luwak statue in Indonesia right here.

Lumbung Sari: The Luwak Coffee Hub in Ubud

Lumbung Sari House Of Luwak Coffee, located in the Gianyar Regency, stands as a prime destination for coffee enthusiasts and seekers of delightful coffee shops. This café is a highly recommended spot for coffee connoisseurs due to its diverse selection of expertly prepared coffee beverages, including cappuccinos, Americanos, milk coffee, and black coffee. Each coffee offering is crafted with meticulous attention to quality and flavor. What’s more, Lumbung Sari House Of Luwak Coffee offers a comfortable and aesthetically pleasing atmosphere, perfect for those looking to capture Instagram-worthy moments amidst charming decor.

Satria Agrotourism Ubud

Indulge in the flavors of authentic Balinese teas and coffees at Satria Coffee Plantation. This renowned coffee plantation offers two delightful locations to sample a wide range of Balinese coffee products crafted using traditional methods. Situated in the popular tourist hub of Ubud, you can find one branch in Lodtunduh village, while the other is nestled within the lush jungles of Saribatu village, along Jalan Manukaya in Tampaksiring, Gianyar Regency, en route to the Kintamani volcano.

Uma Pakel Agrotourism Ubud

Uma Pakel Agro Tourism is renowned for its signature kopi luwak, also known as civet coffee. This distinctive coffee is created from beans that have been consumed, partially digested, and subsequently excreted by the Asian palm civet, a small arboreal mammal. Remarkably, despite—or perhaps because of—this rather unorthodox production method, kopi luwak ranks among the world’s most expensive coffees. Embark on a guided stroll through the jungle plantation to gain insights into this unconventional coffee-making process.

Bali Pulina Agrotourism Ubud

If you’re eager to savor the renowned coffee of Bali, your next travel stop should undoubtedly be the coffee plantation at Bali Pulina Agro Tourism, a highly recommended destination when visiting Ubud. For nature enthusiasts, the breathtaking natural beauty that envelops the entire area will leave you in awe. Bali Pulina is conveniently situated just 3 minutes away from the picturesque rice terraces of Tegalalang in Ubud, offering the chance to explore various plant species. During your visit, the knowledgeable guides at Bali Pulina Agro Tourism will provide insights into these diverse species, and you can also embark on a guided tour to delve deeper into this fascinating world.

Santi Agrotourism in Kintamani

Our visit to Santi Agrotourism was part of a tour of Ubud, and it left a lasting impression. The landscape is truly breathtaking, immersing you in what feels like the heart of the jungle. The guide provided a fascinating explanation of the process involved in collecting animal droppings and transforming them into coffee. Afterward, we had the pleasure of sitting down in a beautiful restaurant, where we could sample a variety of the coffees and teas they had to offer.

As we prepared to leave, we made a stop at the shop. Remarkably, there was no pressure to make any purchases, and the lady who served us the tea and coffee was not only informative but also injected a delightful sense of humor into the experience. Without a doubt, I would wholeheartedly recommend Santi Agrotourism to anyone seeking a unique and enjoyable visit.

Explore Ubud’s Delights on the Bali Coffee Plantation Tour

Indulge in the Bali Coffee Plantation Ubud Tour , a journey that immerses you in the captivating beauty of Ubud. Your adventure commences with a convenient hotel pickup, offering a seamless start to your day. During this excursion, you’ll have the chance to discover some of the region’s most intriguing gems, including the extraordinary Balinese Coffee Plantation Luwak. Prepare to be enchanted by the wonders of Ubud and its enchanting surroundings.

Tips for Your Visit to a Coffee Plantation in Bali

Certainly, here are five essential tips for visiting a coffee plantation in Bali:

• Choose the Right Season : The best time to visit a coffee plantation in Bali is during the coffee harvesting season, which typically occurs between April and September. This ensures you get to witness the entire coffee-making process, from bean picking to processing.
• Wear Comfortable Footwear : Be prepared to walk around the plantation, which may have uneven terrain. Comfortable and sturdy footwear, like walking shoes or sneakers, is essential to keep you comfortable and safe during the tour.
• Stay Hydrated : Bali’s climate can be hot and humid. Carry a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout your visit, especially if the tour involves outdoor activities like walking through the plantation.
• Engage with the Local Guides : The guides at coffee plantations are often knowledgeable about the coffee production process and local traditions. Don’t hesitate to ask questions and engage in conversations with them. It’s a great way to learn more about the culture and coffee-making techniques.
• Sample the Coffee : Don’t miss the opportunity to taste the coffee. Most plantations offer coffee tasting sessions where you can savor different coffee varieties and flavors. It’s a chance to appreciate the unique qualities of Balinese coffee.

Visiting a coffee plantation in Bali can be an enriching experience, allowing you to connect with the local culture and gain insights into the art of coffee production. Following these tips will help ensure a memorable and enjoyable visit.

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5 PLACES TO HAVE LUWAK COFFEE PLANTATION TOUR IN BALI

You’re a coffee enthusiast and want to experience the making of the most expensive coffee in the world, Luwak coffee while visiting Bali? We have some recommended coffee plantations where you can have Luwak coffee tour in Bali.

1. Bali Pulina

Jl. Br. Pujung Kelod, Tegalalang, Ubud

This place is open for public to support local coffee farmers selling their coffee product. Here you can see the traditional process of making Luwak coffee, also having a tour at its wide coffee plantation. Don’t miss the coffee testing of your personal choice of coffee provided here while enjoying the beautiful view of the village.

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2. Teba Sari Agrotourism

Br. Kelingkung, Lodtunduh, Gianyar

Witness each stage of Luwak coffee production in Teba Sari Agrotourism, from how the beans eaten, digested, and extracted by Asian palm civet. You can also take a small tour at its coffee garden while watching the locals’ daily activities. Don’t forget to try the Luwak coffee and other type of coffee, Bali chocolate, and rice wine which are locally made here.

https://tebasari.com

3. Alam Sari Agrotourism

Banjar Kebon Singapadu, Gianyar

Visit Alam Sari Agro-tourism and take a fun tour at its wide coffee plantation. You can see so many type of coffee plants and the exotic process of making them into coffee product. Included here is of course the making of Luwak coffee. Not to mention the place has a great atmosphere with really fresh air. Beside experience the tour, guests are also welcomed to take other activities, such as making traditional craft guided by the locals there.

4. Buana Amertha Sari Agrotourism

Br. Seribatu

It’s one of the most famous coffee plantations in Bali. You can take a Luwak coffee plantation tour here, see the natural process of coffee-making, and able to experience the coffee testing. See how the coffee beans roasted on a clay pan uses the heat from firewood. Enjoy the beautiful sight of the green hill too while drinking coffee at its terrace.

5. Lumbung Sari House of Luwak Coffee

Jl. Raya Lodtunduh, Lodtunduh, Gianyar

If you’d like to experience a short Luwak coffee plantation, this might the perfect place. As soon as you enter the place, the guide will welcome you and take you to tour the garden. See the traditional making of Luwak coffee then served with several types of coffee for testing.

If you’re interested on having a Luwak coffee plantation tour, you can use travel and tour services in Bali where the majority of them include it into their itinerary.

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Bali Coffee Plantation Tour: A Cup of Joy in Paradise

Published by Yose Kristianto on July 31, 2023 July 31, 2023

Experience the enchantment of a Bali Coffee Plantation Tour, where you’ll immerse yourself in the captivating world of Balinese coffee, unveiling rich aromas and scenic wonders. This journey will unveil the historical significance, cultural heritage, and sustainable practices behind coffee cultivation in Bali. From the traditional art of coffee making to delightful tasting sessions, you’ll explore the unique coffee varieties grown on the island. Traverse lush plantations, connect with local farmers, and embrace the essence of Bali’s coffee amid picturesque beauty.

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Plantation Visit – Unveiling Bali’s Coffee Origins

Your Bali coffee plantation tour begins with a warm welcome to the lush coffee plantations scattered across the island. These plantations are the heart of Bali’s coffee production, showcasing the diverse coffee varieties grown in the region. From the bold and rich Robusta to the milder and aromatic Arabica, each coffee plant has a unique story to tell. Local guides will share their extensive knowledge, shedding light on the historical significance of coffee in Balinese culture, and the meticulous processes involved in nurturing coffee plants to their fullest potential.

From Harvesting to Processing – The Journey of Coffee Beans

As you stroll through the coffee fields, you’ll witness skilled farmers delicately hand-picking ripe coffee cherries during the harvesting season. The perfect ripeness ensures the beans’ superior quality and distinct flavors. The journey continues as the freshly harvested cherries undergo processing, which includes meticulous steps such as pulping, fermenting, washing, and sun-drying. This careful handling preserves the beans’ essence and sets the stage for a captivating coffee experience.

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The Art of Traditional Coffee Making

At the heart of Balinese coffee culture lies the art of traditional coffee making. Engage your senses as you watch coffee beans being roasted to perfection over open flames, producing a tantalizing aroma that fills the air. After roasting, the beans are ground using traditional tools, adding to the authenticity of the process. Witnessing this ancient artistry will deepen your appreciation for the time-honored customs that have shaped Bali’s coffee traditions.

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Indulge in Coffee Tasting – A Gastronomic Delight

Prepare your taste buds for a delightful journey as you participate in a coffee tasting session, guided by knowledgeable baristas. Sample an array of coffee varieties, from the renowned Kopi Luwak to exotic flavored coffees infused with spices like cinnamon and clove. Each cup unveils a distinctive profile, and you’ll learn to discern the nuances in flavors, acidity, body, and aroma. The experience is not just about indulgence; it’s an education in the intricacies of coffee appreciation.

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Sustainable Farming – Nurturing Nature for Future Generations

Bali’s coffee plantations have embraced eco-friendly practices to protect their delicate ecosystems. Many farms adhere to organic farming methods, avoiding harmful chemicals and promoting biodiversity. By prioritizing sustainability, these coffee producers contribute to the preservation of Bali’s natural beauty, ensuring future generations can continue to relish the scenic wonders that surround the plantations.

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Breathtaking Scenery – A Visual Feast

Apart from the aromatic delights, Bali coffee plantations offer breathtaking scenery that complements the coffee tour experience. Gaze upon terraced landscapes, verdant hills, and undulating valleys that create a picturesque backdrop for your journey. The serene surroundings infuse a sense of tranquility and connection to nature, making your coffee plantation tour an immersive escape from the bustling world.

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Cultural Exchange – Connecting with Local Farmers

While sipping your freshly brewed cup of Balinese coffee, take the opportunity to connect with the local farmers. Engage in heartfelt conversations, learning about their daily lives, cultural traditions, and their profound relationship with coffee. Their passion and knowledge will deepen your appreciation for the hard work and dedication that goes into every coffee bean.

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A Bali coffee plantation tour is an unforgettable experience that blends cultural heritage, sustainable practices, and scenic beauty. From learning about coffee cultivation to indulging in the finest brews, each moment unfolds like a rich tapestry of flavors and emotions. As you bid farewell to the plantations, the memories and insights gathered from this journey will forever be etched in your heart, encouraging you to savor each cup of coffee with newfound appreciation. So, let your senses be captivated, and your spirit uplifted as you explore the world of Balinese coffee on this enriching tour.

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Exploring Bali’s Unique Coffee Varieties

Discover the diverse flavors and cultural significance of Bali’s coffee as we delve into the distinct characteristics of each variety, ranging from the bold Robusta to the exquisite Kopi Luwak, offering a journey through the island’s rich coffee heritage.

Robusta Coffee: Bold and Robust Flavor

Robusta coffee, known for its robust flavor and higher caffeine content, thrives in the fertile volcanic soil of Bali. Its bold taste with hints of bitterness makes it a popular choice for espresso blends and instant coffee. Visitors can sample freshly brewed Robusta coffee and learn how it contributes to Bali’s diverse coffee culture.

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Arabica Coffee: Fragrant and Aromatic Elegance

Arabica coffee, prized for its delicate aroma and smooth taste, is another key player in Bali’s coffee production. Grown at higher altitudes, Arabica beans develop nuanced flavors, often described as floral, fruity, and sometimes even chocolatey. Tour participants can savor the unique profiles of various Arabica varieties and gain insights into the elevation’s impact on taste.

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Kopi Luwak: An Exquisite Delicacy

Bali is renowned for its Kopi Luwak, one of the world’s most expensive and rare coffees. Produced through a unique process involving the Asian palm civet, the beans undergo fermentation while passing through the animal’s digestive system. This results in a coffee with a distinct, smooth taste, and low bitterness. Visitors can discover the extraordinary journey of Kopi Luwak beans and enjoy this exclusive delicacy.

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Balinese Coffee Blends: Artistry in Mixing Flavors

Local coffee roasters and baristas often craft their unique blends by combining Robusta and Arabica beans in various proportions. These blends create delightful taste profiles that cater to different preferences, whether it’s for a strong, bold cup or a more delicate, aromatic brew. Guests can experience the art of coffee blending and understand how expertise in roasting influences the final taste.

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Traditional Herbal Coffee: An Herbal Infusion

In addition to coffee, Balinese plantations also cultivate various herbs and spices. Visitors can explore traditional herbal coffee blends infused with ingredients like ginger, lemongrass, and turmeric. These herbal infusions offer a unique and invigorating coffee experience, combining the flavors of Bali’s rich biodiversity.

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Single-Origin Coffees: Celebrating Terroir

Some coffee plantations in Bali offer single-origin coffees, highlighting the unique characteristics of beans sourced from specific regions or microclimates. Tasting single-origin coffees allows guests to appreciate the terroir influence on flavor, further enhancing their understanding of Bali’s coffee diversity.

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Experimental Coffee Varietals: The Future of Bali’s Coffee

As the coffee industry evolves, some plantations experiment with growing new coffee varietals. Guests might have the opportunity to taste emerging and lesser-known varieties, gaining insights into the innovation and future possibilities in Bali’s coffee cultivation.

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By exploring Bali’s various coffee types, visitors can deepen their knowledge of coffee, savor a range of flavors, and truly appreciate the richness and complexity of Bali’s coffee heritage. Each coffee variety provides a unique journey through Bali’s diverse landscapes, cultures, and flavors, making a Bali coffee plantation tour an enriching and unforgettable experience.

Insider Tips for Bali Coffee Plantation Tour

Visiting Bali’s coffee plantations is a rewarding experience, and getting there is part of the adventure. Here are some tips and insights to help you reach your chosen coffee plantation and make the most of your journey:

Choosing Your Coffee Plantation

As mentioned earlier, research and select the coffee plantation that best aligns with your interests and preferences. Consider the location, coffee varieties offered, and additional activities available.

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Location of Coffee Plantations

Most coffee plantations are scattered throughout Bali’s central and northern regions. The island’s lush heartland offers a picturesque backdrop for coffee tours.

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Private Driver vs Self-Drive

While Bali’s public transportation is limited, opting for a private driver is a popular and convenient choice for tourists. Private drivers offer flexibility, personalized itineraries, and insights into local culture.

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Hiring a Local Private Driver

Many visitors find hiring a local private driver to be a practical and hassle-free option. Drivers are familiar with the roads, ensuring a smooth and comfortable journey to the coffee plantations.

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Organized Tours

Alternatively, you can join organized coffee plantation tours offered by tour agencies or through your accommodation. These tours often include transportation, making it a convenient option for exploring multiple plantations in a day.

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Motorbike Rental

For adventurous travelers, renting a motorbike can provide an exciting way to navigate Bali’s scenic roads to the coffee plantations. However, it’s essential to be confident in your riding abilities and follow local traffic rules.

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Navigating the Roads

Bali’s roads can be busy and chaotic, particularly in more tourist-populated areas. Be prepared for some traffic, especially during peak hours.

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Time Your Departure

Plan your departure time to avoid heavy traffic, especially if you’re traveling from popular tourist destinations like Kuta, Seminyak, or Ubud.

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Interacting with Your Driver

Engage with your private driver during the journey. They can share local insights, recommend other points of interest, and provide helpful tips for the rest of your trip.

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Combine Plantations with Other Attractions

Maximize your time by combining coffee plantation visits with nearby attractions, such as temples, rice terraces, or waterfalls, to create a diverse and memorable itinerary.

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By following these tips and insights, you’ll ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey to Bali’s coffee plantations, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Balinese coffee and make the most of your time on the island.

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Coffee Plantations in Bali to Get to the Source of Your Coffee

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Bali is much more than just having fun under the sun, relaxing by the amazing beaches, or visiting some of the most beautiful temples in the world. Bali is also home to soothing coffees, and exploring these amazing coffee plantations in Bali is surely a lovely addition to the memories you will make on your journey.

Taking a tour of the coffee plantations, one will come across many types of herbs and plants like cocoa, coconut accompanied by medicinal herbs. Interestingly, Indonesia is one of the best coffee producing countries in the world, with the average production of around 600 thousand tons!

10 coffee plantations in Bali:

1. bali pulina agro-tourism.

Bali Pulina is a beautiful plantation that is home to a natural park and is one of the most unique coffee plantations in Bali. The place also gives support to the local farmers to sell their products. Bali Pulina attracts many visitors who are mostly coffee lovers to taste some of their most expensive and delicious coffee that is Kopi Luwak (prepared out of coffee berries). The best part about the whole experience is taking a sip of fresh coffee while enjoying the breathtaking view of the village.

Address : Jl. Raya Pujung Kaja No.Br, Sebatu, Kec. Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561 Timings: 8:00 AM–6:00 PM

2. Teba Sari Agro-Tourism

Teba Sari is a great place to witness the different procedures that go into the preparation of coffee. Some of the activities demonstrate how the coffee beans are consumed, digested and extracted by the Asian palm civet. One can also take a stroll around the coffee garden, as they watch the locals performing their daily chores.  Teba Sari is a great place to try the special Luwak coffee, or even special Bali chocolates and rice wine which is locally prepared.

3. Alam Sari Agro-Tourism

There are many fun tours which are arranged at Alam Sari in Gianyar. One can participate in many exciting activities such as watching the unique process of converting coffee plants into coffee products, along with the famous Luwak coffee. The place is great to indulge in some local crafts or just enjoy the beauty of the plantation in the fresh air.

Address: Jl. Raya Singapadu No.194, Singapadu Tengah, Kec. Sukawati, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80582, Indonesia Timings: 9:00 AM–6:00 PM

4. Lumbung Sari House of Luwak Coffee

Many travel and tour services in Bali also include a tour of Lumbung Sari House of Luwak Coffee along with a couple of other things, so you can plan a short visit to this coffee plantation. This is the perfect place for a short and enriching tour around the garden. One will also be accompanied by a guide who will share some interesting insights about coffee. Lastly, one will get an idea of the traditional coffee preparation process, finishing it off with some delicious coffee and chocolate tasting.

Address: Jl. A.A. Gede Rai, Lodtunduh, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia Timings: 9:00 AM–7:00 PM

5. Buana Amertha Sari Agro-Tourism

Buana Amertha Sari is a popular and amazing place to watch the natural coffee making process and later participate in the tasting of freshly brewed coffee. Get mesmerized by the lovely flavor and aroma of the coffee all the while enjoying the beautiful view of the green hills.

6. Segara Windhu Coffee Plantation

Segara Windhu is a lovely coffee plantation in Bali known for its friendly and approachable staff who will guide one through the coffee-making process. There is also a small store in the plantation to shop for delicious coffee and yummy chocolates for home or gifting purposes.

Address:  banjar temen, Jl. Raya Kintamani, Manukaya, Kec. Tampaksiring, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80552, Indonesia Timings: 8:00 AM–6:30 PM

7. Munduk Organic Coffee Plantation

This organic coffee plantation in Bali is a joint effort between Balinese and European teams working together to provide the best coffee in the region. The plantation uses an eco-friendly approach to grow crops and also support the farmers with daily income. Many different coffee roasting and cupping sessions are arranged to learn about the preparation of this special coffee. All the coffee here is homegrown with organic procedures and you can easily place an order of whichever flavor of coffee you desire.

Address:  Jl. Asah Gobleg, Gobleg, Kec. Banjar, Kabupaten Buleleng, Bali 81152, Indonesia Timings: 8:00 AM–4:00 PM

8. Mas Plantation and Luwak Coffee

Mas Plantation is a superb place to try out the famous Luwak coffee. The staff is friendly and approachable and one can also participate in an interesting tour of the coffee gardens and also learn an interesting thing or two about the coffee-making process. The best part about the place is that coffee is available at comparatively cheaper rates as compared to the other coffee plantations.

Address: Jl. Rapuan, MAS, Ubud, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80571, Indonesia Timings: 9:00 AM–6:30 PM

9. Negari Luwak Coffee

Negari Luwak is a beautiful place to purchase organic products and that too at affordable prices. There are different coffee tasting tours where one can taste different flavors and of Bali tea or coffee. One can also enjoy a delicious cup of Luwak Coffee priced between IDR 35000 to IDR 40000 per cup. There is also a small coffee store to purchase some authentic Balinese teas and coffees.

Address: C7G4+5VV, Jl. Raya Singapadu, Singapadu Tengah, Kec. Sukawati, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80582, Indonesia Timings: 8:00 AM–7:00 PM

10. Belantih Coffee Farm (Bali Kintamani Coffee Plantation):

Belantih Coffee Farm is an all organic and natural farm where one can see the traditional methods of coffee preparation and watch the locals indulge in their daily activities. Here one will find one of the best flavors of Arabica coffee which is freshly prepared and available for tasting along with some very delicious coffee flavors.

Make the most of your Bali trip by paying a visit to one of these amazing coffee plantations in Bali, while one enjoys the amazing views while taking in the flavors and aroma of the freshly brewed Balinese coffee.

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8 best coffee plantation to visit in bali, don’t miss it.

As a coffee snob who’s deeply into coffee details, you must be curious about which place is famous for coffee plantation in Indonesia. The answer is Bali, an island internationally renowned for its culture and maritime tourism. Bali is also a paradise for every coffee snob who likes to explore various coffee plantations and enjoy brewing local coffee.  Then check the following review to find out the best coffee plantation to visit in Bali.

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1. alas harum bali .

“Good place for rest, coffee, nature, and friendly staff.” Google Review

Alas Harum is a famous agritourism serving civet coffee in Bali. Visitors can directly see the processing of the world’s most expensive coffee, which still uses traditional methods. Civet coffee, or Kopi Luwak, comes from digested coffee cherries eaten and defecated by the Asian palm civet .  Aside from seeing a panoramic Arabica plantation and doing a coffee tasting, this place will offer you other fun activities like zip line, swing, etc.

• Address: Jalan Raya Tegallalang, Tegallalang, Kec. Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar
• Operating hours: Every day from 9am to 6pm
• Entry fee: Rp50,000 per person

2. Bali Pulina 

“Super friendly staff and amazing place for enjoying coffee and spices.” Google Review

For those seeking the best coffee plantation to visit in Bali, this place will be a great alternative. By visiting this plantation, you can see how local coffee plants grow as well as its making process. Luwak Coffee is also the best-selling coffee in Bali Pulina. Undoubtedly, it would be a fantastic experience to sip a cup of coffee in the middle of a serene green nature.

• Address: Jalan Raya Pujung Kelod, Desa Sebatu, Tegallalang, Gianyar
• Operating hours: Every day from 9am to 5pm
• Entry fee: Rp250,000 per person

3. Uma Pakel Agro Tourism & Swing 

“Great service, pricing, and offer a broad variety of coffee and tea drinks.” Google Review

Tourists will get the opportunity to taste 7 types of coffee drinks for free. Luwak coffee is also available here, becoming a flagship product of this agrotourism . More importantly, the coffee is harvested from Uma Pakel’s own plantation. They have a large Arabica plantation covering a 40 x 40 meters area.

• Address: Jalan Raya Tegallalang, Tegallalang, Kec. Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar 
• Operating hours: Every day from 8am to 6pm 
• Entry fee:  no entry ticket. But if you want to use the swing facility in the plantation area, you have to pay Rp200,000 per person

4. OKA Agriculture Bali 

“Awesome place, great tasting experience of different coffees, teas, and the gift shop offers reasonable pricing.” Google Review

OKA Agriculture Bali offers its guests the chance to explore their renowned Arabica plantation. Located on the slopes of Mount Batur, you can learn how Luwak coffee is harvested, sun-dried, and even processed into freshly brewed coffee.

• Address: Manukaya, Tampaksiring, Gianyar Regency
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• Entry fee: No entry fee, but you have to pay about Rp60,000 for a coffee and tea testing set

5. Segara Windhu Coffee Plantation 

“Excellent tour through the coffee garden and great knowledge about local coffee.” Google Review

A great place to see the Luwak coffee-making process. You can also enjoy Arabica and Robusta coffee products from this plantation. Furthermore, it has a small store selling various coffee drinks and yummy chocolates for gifting purposes.

• Address: Banjar Temen, Jalan Raya Kintamani, Manukaya, Kec. Tampaksiring, Kabupaten Gianyar
• Operating hours: Everyday from 8am to 5:30pm
• Entry fee: Rp20,000 per person

6. Cantik Agriculture Luwak Coffee 

“Got free tasting and great explanation of coffee growth and its making process, as well as knowledge about Luwak coffee beans.” Google Review

Three types of coffee beans are planted in Cantik Agriculture : Arabica, Robusta, and Balinese specialty coffee. More importantly, the local farmers who managed this plantation still harvest their coffee fruits through the traditional process. Hence, you can see Luwak coffee’s manufacturing process here and do some coffee tasting.

• Address: Jalan Raya Kintamani Br. Temen, Manukaya, Kec. Tampaksiring, Kabupaten Gianyar
• Operating hours: Everyday from 8am to 6pm
• Entry fee: no free entry, but you must pay around Rp50,000 for a cup of Luwak coffee

7. Lumbung Sari House Of Luwak Coffee 

“Great place for sampling a wide variety of coffee.” Google Review

Lumbung Sari is a great place to taste high-quality Bali Kintamani coffee . This local coffee is produced from Arabica coffee plants. Its Luwak coffee has also become the best-selling product sought-after by many tourists. In addition, this beautiful plantation serves complimentary tea and coffee tasting. 

• Address: Jalan A.A. Gede Rai, Lodtunduh, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar
• Operating hours: Everyday from 9am to 7pm
• Entry fee: no entry fee and coffee testing is complimentary (except for Luwak coffee)

8. Hidden Garden Agriculture 

“Nice place to have a short tour and coffee tasting.” Google Review

As the name suggests, this place makes you feel like you are in a tranquil secret garden. Presenting a fun plantation tour where you can see the process of Tabanan coffee (Robusta) farming, there are additional attractions, such as a swing and some instagramable selfie spots.

• Address: Jalan Baturiti – Mekarsari, Mekarsari, Kec. Baturiti, Kabupaten Tabanan
• Entry fee: no entry fee, and it offers free testing of organic coffees

Also Read : From Trees to Your Cup: 3 Types of Coffee Processing Methods

That’s all about the best coffee plantation to visit in Bali. It would be great to fulfill your coffee plantation Bali tour by visiting one of them. Or, you can buy the best quality product from a trusted coffee bean supplier like FnB Tech Indonesia . Having been in coffee trading since 1999, their best-selling coffee also comes from Bali, such as Bali Kintamani Robusta Coffee and Bali Luwak Arabica Coffee.

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Discovering the Charm of Coffee Plantations in Bali

Date: June 24, 2020 By Gusti Anom Categories: Bali Vacation Spots Tags: Bali Coffee Plantations , Coffee Plantations in Bali , luwak coffee bali No comments

Bali, the Island of the Gods, is renowned for its stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and scenic landscapes. However, many travelers may not know that Bali is also a hub for coffee production, with a reputation for producing some of the world’s finest coffee.

The History of Coffee Production in Bali

Best time to visit coffee plantations in bali, how to get to bali’s coffee plantations, coffee-making workshops and classes.

In this article, we’ll delve into the history of coffee production in Bali, explore the unique flavors of Balinese coffee, and guide you through touring the coffee plantations in Bali. Whether you’re a coffee lover or simply looking for a unique travel experience, Bali’s coffee plantations are not to be missed. So grab a cup of joe, sit back, and let’s dive into the world of Balinese coffee.

Bali has a long history of coffee cultivation, dating back to the 17th century when Dutch colonizers introduced coffee to the island.

Initially, coffee cultivation in Bali was limited to small plantations in the highland regions of the island. However, by the early 20th century, coffee had become an important part of Bali’s economy, and coffee plantations began to pop up across the island. Today, Bali is recognized as a major coffee-producing region, with a focus on sustainable and high-quality coffee.

One of the most famous Balinese coffees is Kopi Luwak, which is made from beans that have been eaten and excreted by the Asian palm civet. While it may seem unappealing to some, Kopi Luwak is prized for its unique flavor and has become a luxury item among coffee connoisseurs. However, the production of Kopi Luwak has been controversial due to the inhumane treatment of civets in some coffee farms.

Aside from Kopi Luwak, Bali produces a variety of high-quality coffees, including Arabica, Robusta, and Kintamani. Arabica coffee, which is grown in the highland regions of Bali, is known for its complex flavor and aroma. Robusta coffee, which is grown in lower elevation areas, is known for its high caffeine content and bold flavor. Kintamani coffee, which is grown in the Kintamani highland region, is known for its bright acidity and fruity notes.

The coffee production process in Bali is highly specialized, with farmers using traditional methods to ensure the best possible flavor. The process begins with the harvesting of coffee cherries, which are then processed to extract the beans. The beans are then sorted, roasted, and packaged for export. Bali’s coffee industry has gained a reputation for producing some of the highest-quality coffee in the world, with a focus on sustainable farming practices.

In recent years, Bali’s coffee industry has seen a surge in tourism, with many visitors coming to the island specifically to explore its coffee plantations. Taking a guided tour of Bali’s coffee plantations is an excellent way to learn more about the coffee production process and sample some of the island’s best coffee. Some of the most popular coffee plantations in Bali include the Bali Pulina Coffee Plantation, the Tegallalang Rice Terrace and Coffee Plantation, and the Kintamani Organic Coffee Farm.

At these plantations, visitors can learn about the various coffee varieties grown in Bali, watch the coffee production process in action, and even participate in coffee tastings. In addition to tours, many plantations also offer workshops and classes on coffee-making, where visitors can learn how to roast and brew coffee, as well as make latte art.

Bali’s coffee production has a rich history that dates back to the Dutch colonial period. Today, Bali is recognized as a major coffee-producing region, with a focus on sustainable and high-quality coffee. Bali’s coffee industry has become an important part of the island’s economy and has attracted a growing number of tourists in recent years. Whether you’re a coffee lover or simply looking for a unique travel experience, Bali’s coffee plantations are not to be missed.

The best time to visit Bali’s coffee plantations is during the dry season, which runs from April to October. During this period, the weather is relatively stable, and rainfall is minimal, making it an ideal time to explore the coffee farms. Visitors can expect clear skies and warm temperatures, with the daytime temperature hovering around 30°C.

However, it’s worth noting that the weather in Bali can be unpredictable, and rain can fall at any time of the year. In the wet season, which runs from November to March, the rain can be heavy, and some roads to the coffee farms may become impassable.

Visitors should also be aware that Bali’s coffee harvest season runs from May to August. During this time, the plantations can get busy, and some may be closed to visitors. However, it’s also an excellent opportunity to witness the harvesting process and learn about the different stages of coffee production.

It’s also worth noting that many coffee plantations offer tours and tastings throughout the year, so visitors can still enjoy the coffee experience, even outside of the harvest season. Some tours may need to be booked in advance, so it’s worth checking ahead to avoid disappointment.

Overall, Bali’s coffee plantations are a must-visit for coffee lovers and those interested in learning about the local culture and traditions. With its stunning scenery, friendly locals, and delicious coffee, it’s easy to see why Bali’s coffee is some of the best in the world. Whether you’re looking to taste the local brew, learn about the coffee-making process, or simply soak up the stunning surroundings, Bali’s coffee plantations are an excellent destination for any traveler.

Bali’s coffee plantations are located across the island, and getting to them is relatively easy. Most coffee plantations offer tours, which typically include transportation to and from the plantation, making it a hassle-free way to explore Bali’s coffee culture.

One popular way to get to the coffee plantations is by booking a Bali car rental with driver or joining a guided tour. Private driver service is widely available in Bali and can be arranged through your hotel or a local travel agency. Alternatively, there are many guided tours available that include visits to coffee plantations, which can be booked online or through local tour operators.

Another way to get to the coffee plantations is by renting a scooter or motorbike. This is a popular option for travelers who want more flexibility and independence, as it allows them to explore at their own pace. However, it’s worth noting that Bali’s roads can be busy and chaotic, so this option is only recommended for experienced riders. But this option is planned to be prohibited by the Bali’s government

For those looking for a more eco-friendly way to explore Bali’s coffee plantations, there are also cycling tours available. These tours typically start from Ubud and take visitors on a scenic ride through the countryside, stopping at various coffee plantations along the way.

Regardless of how you choose to get to the coffee plantations, it’s important to remember to dress appropriately and bring plenty of water and sunscreen. Bali’s weather can be hot and humid, so it’s essential to stay hydrated and protected from the sun.

Getting to Bali’s coffee plantations is relatively easy, with plenty of options available to suit different preferences and budgets. Whether you choose to join a guided tour, rent a scooter, or cycle through the countryside, exploring Bali’s coffee culture is a must-do activity for any traveler visiting the island.

Visiting Bali’s coffee plantations is not just about seeing the beautiful scenery and learning about the coffee-making process; it’s also an opportunity to learn how to make your own delicious coffee. Many of Bali’s coffee plantations offer workshops and classes on coffee-making, which can be a fun and educational experience for coffee lovers.

These workshops and classes typically cover the entire coffee-making process, from roasting the beans to brewing the coffee. Participants get a chance to roast their own coffee beans, learn about different brewing techniques, and taste different types of coffee.

One popular workshop is the Luwak coffee-making workshop, where participants learn about the process of making Luwak coffee, the most expensive coffee in the world. Luwak coffee is made from coffee beans that have been eaten and excreted by civet cats, giving the coffee a unique flavor. Participants get a chance to roast and brew their own Luwak coffee, and learn about the history and production process of this unique coffee.

Another popular workshop is the traditional Balinese coffee-making workshop, where participants learn about the traditional way of making coffee in Bali. This workshop typically involves roasting coffee beans over an open fire, grinding the beans with a mortar and pestle, and brewing the coffee using a traditional Balinese coffee pot.

Coffee-making workshops and classes are usually held in small groups, making it a personalized and hands-on experience. They are suitable for coffee lovers of all levels, whether you’re a beginner or an expert.

In addition to the workshops offered by the coffee plantations, there are also several independent coffee-making schools and classes in Bali. These schools offer more in-depth courses on coffee-making, and can be a great way to learn about coffee if you’re interested in pursuing a career in the coffee industry.

Coffee-making workshops and classes are a fun and educational way to experience Bali’s coffee culture. Whether you’re interested in making your own Luwak coffee or learning about traditional Balinese coffee-making techniques, there’s a workshop or class for everyone. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn about coffee and create your own delicious brew.

A visit to a coffee plantation in Bali is a must-do activity for any coffee lover or curious traveler. With its rich coffee culture and stunning natural beauty, Bali offers a unique experience that is both educational and enjoyable.

During a visit to a coffee plantation, travelers can learn about the process of coffee farming and production, taste different types of coffee, and even try their hand at roasting their own beans. Along the way, they’ll also have the opportunity to explore Bali’s beautiful landscapes and cultural attractions, from rolling hills and lush forests to ancient temples and bustling markets.

To make the most of your visit, be sure to do some research in advance and plan out your itinerary based on your interests and time constraints. Consider visiting some of the top coffee plantations in the area, such as Bali Pulina, Tegalalang, and Jatiluwih, and exploring nearby cultural attractions like the Tirta Empul water temple and the Ubud Monkey Forest.

And of course, don’t forget to indulge in some delicious Balinese coffee along the way. Whether you prefer a strong, bold brew or a sweet and creamy latte, Bali’s coffee scene has something for everyone.

Overall, a visit to a coffee plantation in Bali is a unique and unforgettable experience that offers a window into the island’s rich cultural heritage and stunning natural beauty. So pack your bags, grab your coffee mug, and get ready for an adventure like no other.

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Kopi Luwak, aka civet coffee, is the world’s most expensive coffee. The best way to experience authentic kopi luwak is to visit the places where it originates, and Kopi Luwak in Bali is about as authentic as you can possibly get.

However, Kopi Luwak is not without its controversies. There have been concerns about animal welfare in Kopi Luwak farms (read our post here to learn more) and the authenticity of products. We will say that most, if not all of the Kopi Luwak in Bali comes from civets that are reared, and not wild. If that concerns you, then we wouldn’t recommend visiting these farms. 

But if you’re just a traveller looking to try an authentic cup of Kopi Luwak in Bali, in this list we’ll be sharing some farms that you can visit. These farms will take you on a short tour through their coffee process, how they care for their civets, and let you sample some authentic Kopi Luwak.

1) Alas Harum Agro Tourism

Alas Harum is one of the popular spots for Kopi Luwak, where guests can learn more about civets and the coffee-making process. However, Alas Harum is not just a coffee farm. Part of its popularity is also the fact that it offers many other activities. Think giant swings, ziplines, and lots of spots for taking the perfect Instagram photo!

Address: Jl. Raya Tegallalang, Tegallalang, Gianyar, Bali 80561

2) Luwak Civet Coffee Farm

If you’re doing a day trip in Kintamani, you should consider making a short stop at Luwak Civet Coffee Farm . Apart from Kopi Luwak, the farm also grows many different kinds of herbs and spices. Here, you can also get a close up encounter with the civet (if that’s what you’re looking for). And of course, the best part is sampling all the different types of coffee they produce but also teas from different herbs.

Address: Jl. Raya Sekaan, Sekardadi Village, Kintamani, Bali 80652

3) Alam Bali Agrowisata

Upon entering Alam Bali Agrowisata , you’ll see some civets on display. They are nocturnal creatures, but sometimes you may find one or two awake that you can feed with some coffee cherries. Next you’ll learn about the Kopi Luwak making process, how it goes from fresh dung to roasted beans, before sampling some drinks yourself.

Address: Jl. Raya Tegal Suci, Tegallalang, Gianyar, Bali 80561

4) Lumbung Sari House Of Luwak Coffee

Here at Lumbung Sari , civets get to roam freely around the farm in the night time. You’ll also find several chickens roaming around here! After taking you through a short tour around the farm, you’ll get to sample different teas and coffees. Like some other farms on this list, you will have to pay about $5 to sample a cup of Kopi Luwak. It’s well worth it though, considering that prices are much more expensive outside of Bali.

Address: Jl. A.A. Gede Rai, Lodtunduh, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali 80571

5) Negari Luwak Coffee

Negari is a family-run business, whose coffee plantations are in the volcanic highlands in the north of the island. Apart from Kopi Luwak, Negari also produces vanilla, cocoa, ginseng, herbs and tea blends. All of their produce is organic and grown without the use of artificial fertilizers or chemicals.

Address: Jl. Raya Singapadu, Singapadu, Sukawati, Gianyar, Bali 80582

6) Bali Pulina

What sets Bali Pulina apart is its location and views of a jungle valley backdrop. If you’re looking to learn more about Kopi Luwak and sample some for yourself while taking some IG-worthy photos, this is where to be. The plantation also harvests different sorts of plant life, including vanilla, cinnamon, and cocoa, which you will taste in some of your coffee.

Address: Jl. Raya Pujung Kaja, Sebatu, Tegallalang, Gianyar, Bali 80561

7) Satu Satu Cafe

If you just want to purchase authentic and ethical Kopi Luwak and not go through the commercialized Kopi Luwak attractions, Satu Satu Cafe in Canggu sources their beans from cage-free, wild civets. Their coffee comes from the owner’s six-acre family farm in Plaga. Here, you won’t be taken through the coffee-making process, but you won’t see any caged civets either. All you get is authentic, ethical Kopi Luwak.

Address: Jl. Pantai Berawa No.36, Tibubeneng, Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361

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The Best Coffee in Bali: Tropical Island Meets Caffeine

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Want to know all about what Bali has to offer when it comes to coffee? Bali is an iconic tourist destination because of its beautiful beaches, island living, and scenic rice terraces. The island of the gods is an incredible piece of paradise, but it also has a thriving coffee culture with tons of specialty cafes with excellent quality coffee. If you are lucky enough to be in Bali, take the time to visit the best coffee shops in Ubud . Check out our guide for more information!

What is Bali Coffee?

Bali offers a wide variety of coffee. From flavorful single-origin blends to the famous Kopi Luwak. You can find fantastic cafes in and around many popular destinations like Uluwatu, Canggu, and Kuta. But don't stop your coffee journey in tourist areas. Traveling inland from Denpasar through Ubud , Kintamani, to Amed, you'll discover a range of unique cafes and coffee plantations all over the island. 

What is the Coffee Culture like in Bali?

Bali's coffee culture is brewing with excitement and opportunity. Since Bali's official reopening since the pandemic, there's a new cafe opening up almost every day. This is especially true in areas like Uluwatu, which are growing in popularity. As a result, you'll find that a quality café isn't too far away throughout the island. Most cafes roast their own beans and have various methods of brewing coffee, such as using an espresso machine , pour-over , Aeropress , Chemex , and a Siphon. 

Bali's rich volcanic earth, tropical climate, and high altitude make it the perfect place for producing world-class coffee. Having magnificent coffee plantations, expert roasting experience, and professional baristas has made Bali a stand-out destination for coffee enthusiasts worldwide.

Over and above having specialty cafes, Bali also has various methods of sourcing and making coffee. For example, Bali is known worldwide for its exclusive and expensive Kopi Luwak. Kopi Luwak is a coffee bean ingested and digested by a Civet. All over Bali, you will find small cafes that take you on tour, show you how traditional Luwak Coffee is made, and provide you with a platter of tasters to give you a whole Balinese coffee experience. Here's a short list of different types of coffee in Bali:

How Did Coffee Come to Bali?

Many believe that the Dutch brought coffee to Bali as they did so for most parts of Indonesia. This, however, is a common misconception. 

The Dutch undoubtedly contributed to bringing coffee into Bali, but traders from Lombok also introduced coffee to Bali in the early 20th century. Drawn by the rich volcanic soil and humid climate in Kintamani near Mt. Batur, they saw great potential for coffee plantations. This led to Kintamani being one of the biggest and fastest-growing regions for coffee plantations in Bali. 

Coffee Plantations in Bali

Bali has a few great coffee plantations that produce world-class coffee. Let's take a look at some plantations you can visit in Bali.

Bali Pulina

Bali Pulina is a Kopi Luwak Plantation that provides an authentic Balinese coffee-tasting experience. Here you can view the civets and demonstrate how the coffee is made. They are also ideally located with a view of the forest and rice terraces.

Segara Windhu Coffee Plantation

Segara Windhu is a plantation found in the region of Kintamani. Here you can learn about robusta, Arabica, and Luwak coffee. As a part of the tour, your guide will also teach you how to brew the perfect cup of coffee with different beans. 

Teba Sari Bali Agrotourism

This plantation is located in the cultural and creative hub of Bali, Ubud. At Teba Sari Bali Agrotourism you can experience excellent Luwak coffee with traditional Balinese snacks to compliment your coffee while you enjoy their beautiful gardens.

What Roasts Are in Bali?

Arabica & robusta.

The most prominent bean in Bali is the Arabica bean or robusta bean . Most of these crops are found in the Kintamani region surrounding Mt.Batur. What better place to grow beans than in the rich volcanic soils of one of Bali's dormant volcanoes? The Arabica beans have a relatively sweet and soft taste. With twice the amount of sugar and 60% lipids, the Arabica bean is less bitter and has a cleaner texture than most coffees. 

Robusta is definitely a more intense bean with a full-bodied and robust flavor. It has a distinctive nutty aftertaste and contains about 83% more caffeine than Arabica. The Robusta blend is perfect for those who prefer a stronger cup of coffee. 

Luwak Coffee

Kopi Luwak is a specialty coffee made in Bali and other areas of Indonesia. Its fame is accredited to how it is made, and it's among one of the most expensive coffees in the world. Also known as Civet Coffee, Kopi Luwak is sourced from the dung of the civet. A civet is a small cat-like animal that eats the fruit from the coffee plant and excretes the bean. 

The civet's stomach digests and ferments the coffee cherries because of its digestive enzymes. The process removes the chaff and flesh while fermenting the leftover bean. Once the civet excretes the beans, we move on to the following steps: cleaning, roasting, and packaging.

How is Luwak Coffee made?

The Balinese use an ancient and traditional method of roasting Luwak coffee. Let's look at the process of how Luwak Coffee is made;

Collect The Coffee Beans

The collectors will gather the dung from the civet and then clean the coffee beans. 

Clean the Coffee Beans

To clean the beans, they use hot water and let them air dry for approximately one week. Once the beans are clean, the top layer of the bean is peeled off. Now the bean is ready for roasting.

Roasting the Coffee Beans

The roasting process takes around 45 minutes to one hour, depending on whether you want a medium or dark roast . Luwak coffee is generally roasted in a pan or pot placed over a fire, similar to a drum roaster. A person stirs the coffee beans while they cook.

Roasting the Luwak bean requires the person with this task to rely on their sight and hearing. As you cook the bean, it gets darker in color. This is a simple tell to know when it's ready. Roasters also listen for two popping sounds from the beans when they release water and oxygen. They then hand-grind the coffee and package it.

Making A Cup of Luwak Coffee

Making a cup of Luwak coffee is relatively simple. First, take around 14 grams of Luwak coffee and place it in a cup. Next, fill it with hot water, stir, and wait for the coffee to settle before you drink it. Unlike using a french press or your usual filter coffee, there will be many granules. Therefore, when you get the coffee close to the top of the cup, try to avoid sipping a large number of coffee granules. 

Why Is Kopi Luwak so Valuable?

How Kopi Luwak is made and its unique origins are among the most significant factors that make it so expensive. As you can imagine from what we've learned from the process of sourcing the Luwak Coffee beans, the intriguing and traditional method of making Kopi Luwak is time-consuming and specific. As a result, Kopi Luwak beans can cost anywhere between $100 and $600 per pound.

Where to try Luwak Coffee in Bali.

You can find Luwak Coffee all over Bali. In Uluwatu, there are three small plantations that you can visit, all within a few minutes of each other. The friendly staff will take you on a guided tour of the plantation, give detailed explanations of what coffee beans they grow, and demonstrate the process of roasting the coffee. 

For around RP 50 000 ( $3.20 ), you can taste all of their different roasts and some specialty teas. I loved Coffee Luwak Bukit Sari and was impressed with the service and attention during the tour.  

If you want to experience a more extensive Luwak plantation, go to Segara Windhu Coffee Plantation in Kintamani.

Final Thoughts

Bali is the go-to place for the coffee enthusiast! With an extensive and enthusiastic coffee culture and the added benefit of experiencing traditionally made Kopi Luwak, you can't go wrong with coffee in Bali. Trying the different cafes and coffees in Bali should be on every avid coffee drinker's bucket list. If you are lucky enough to be in Bali, take the time to visit the best coffee shops in Ubud . Check out our guide for more information!

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Roasting the most expensive coffee in the world, from cat poop.

We also stop at a coffee plantations , where you able to sample local blends. These included the prized Kopi Luwak , or beans that have been eaten by the civet cat , not-really-digested, then pooped out, collected up, cleaned, roasted and ground for our drinking pleasure.

Kopi luwak or civet coffee is a coffee made from the beans of coffee berries which have been eaten by the Asian Palm Civet and other related civets, then passed through its digestive tract.

A civet eats the berries for their fleshy pulp. In its stomach, proteolytic enzymes seep into the beans, making shorter peptides and more free amino acids. Passing through a civet's intestines the beans are then defecated, keeping their shape. After gathering, thorough washing, sun drying, light roasting and brewing, these beans yield an aromatic coffee with much less bitterness, widely noted as the most expensive coffee in the world .

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Sipping on Paradise: A Guide to the Best Coffee Spots in Bali

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If you’re like me, you can only begin your day with a good cuppa and always looking for the best coffee spots. Bali is a paradise for coffee enthusiasts like us. 

I’ve roamed the island, trying out various cafes, and narrowed down my top choices for you. Bali has everything from hidden gems in rice paddies to trendy spots with fantastic ocean views. 

Personally, I loved how each spot had its unique atmosphere and vibe, making every coffee experience special and memorable. 

In this guide, I’ll share my top picks for the best coffee spots in Bali so that you can make the most of your next trip there. 

If you want to make the most of your Bali trip, check out the Best Things to do in Bali . 

Expat. Roasters

Location: Petitenget St No.1a, Kerobokan Kelod, Kuta Utara, Badung Regency, Bali 80361, Indonesia

It was started by head barista Shae Macnamara, Expat. Roasters is more than just a coffee shop. It’s a specialty coffee producer and wholesale and training center. And it’s not just me saying it. They were the IRC Champion in 2019.

I loved that this spot works closely with local Indonesian producers and farmers to source the finest quality beans. 

They even go as far as working directly with farmers within 40 kilometers of their roastery, allowing them to experiment with processing methods and farming techniques to produce the best coffee available ultimately.

The spot’s urban and fun atmosphere is taking Bali’s coffee-sipping scene to new heights. Trust me. You won’t want to miss a sip of their Expat blend.

Nearby Hotels:

• Pradha Villas
• Origin Seminyak
• Seminyak Square Hotel

Nearby Restaurants:

• Sisterfields [Cafe, Contemporary, Healthy]
• Dovetail [American, Bar, Pub]
• Grill’d Seminyak [Healthy, Australian, Vegetarian Friendly]

Nearby Attractions:

• Seminyak Village
• Seminyak Square
• JazB Beauty Space

Blacklist Coffee Roasters

Location: Jl. Tanah Barak No.6, Canggu, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80351, Indonesia

Founded in 2014, Blacklist Coffee Roasters is a multi-award-winning coffee roaster based in Perth, Western Australia, and is one of the leading names in Australian Specialty Coffee. They even won the Golden Bean 2020 Overall champion .

In 2020, they opened a roastery, cafe, restaurant, and bar in Canggu, and it was an exceptional experience. I had the chance to taste different coffee roasts from different origins, which was indeed an enlightening experience. 

If you’re a coffee enthusiast, this is a must-try to learn fascinating facts about roasts and drinking etiquette.

So much more than just a specialty coffee shop, Blacklist Coffee Roasters in Canggu is where you can sip and sample your way through an entire coffee-tasting experience. 

Try their special-edition Canggu Blend and the specialty Pitch Blend.

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• Simona Oasis
• Ecozy Dijiwa Canggu
• Betelnut Cafe [Cafe, Asian, Healthy]
• The Common Bali [American, Cafe, Indonesian]
• Roti Canai [Indian, Asian, Indonesian]
• Paradise Pictures
• Alternative Beach

Hungry Bird

Location: Jl. Raya Semat Jl. Segara Perancak No.86, Tibubeneng, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

If you’re a coffee lover visiting Bali, add Hungry Bird to your list of must-visit spots. The coffee here is top-notch, and the experience is truly one of a kind.

From the moment you step into the cafe, you can tell that the team at Hungry Bird takes their coffee seriously. 

They’ve been supplying notable cafes in Bali and across Indonesia with quality coffee since 2013, and it’s clear that they have a passion for the craft. 

The beans are sourced from local farms and are produced with the fair trade system in mind, which is a nice touch.

What sets this spot apart is the way they work with its clients. Instead of focusing solely on their brand, they help their clients push and shape their own. 

They also provide high-level barista training to help guide their clients’ teams to create the ideal cup for their customers.

The owner, Edo, has an inspiring story. He used to roast beans in his bedroom after fixing a broken coffee machine he bought online. He then opened Hungry Bird as a small coffee shop, and it eventually became popular with local surfers. 

Now, it’s one of the most popular spots in the area with its micro-roaster and cupping room.

The coffee is delicious, the latte art is beautiful, the service is excellent, and the prices are affordable. It’s also a great spot to grab a coffee and get some work done. 

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• Wiras Village
• Charlie Brown Surf Stay
• BB52 Burgers Berawa [American, Barbecue]
• Sista Canggu [Chinese, Asian, Fusion]
• Lena’s Kitchen [American, European, Asian]
• Jet Black Ginger
• Surf Is Up Bali
• White Rabbit VR

Revolver Espresso

Location: Jl. Kayu Aya No.Gang 51, Seminyak, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

The coffee here is outstanding, and their breakfast menu is even better. The staff is amicable, and the service is excellent. It’s a little off the main road, so it could be considered a hidden gem. 

But trust me. It’s worth seeking out.

Revolver is one of the oldest specialty coffee shops in Seminyak, and they have been instrumental in starting Bali’s long-standing love affair with java.

The breakfast menu is classic western with a touch of Bali, and my favorite part is that they do a Long Mach topped up. 

Revolver Espresso is the place to go if you’re looking for fantastic coffee with a great atmosphere.

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• The Club Villas Seminyak
• Boss Man [Quick Bites, Fast Food, Diner]
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Seniman Coffee Studio

Location: Jl. Sri Wedari No.5, Banjar Taman Kelod, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia

Seniman Coffee Studio is a must-visit for any coffee lover. 

As one of Indonesia’s leading specialty coffee brands, the shop and cafe offer a wide variety of world-class beans from all over the world, including Africa, South and Central America, and Indonesia. 

The on-site micro-roastery, brew bar, and shop with every piece of coffee equipment you could wish for make it a one-stop shop for all things coffee. The atmosphere was lovely, the staff was great, and the coffee was one of the best I had tried in Ubud. 

It can get busy, but enjoying the delicious coffee and relaxing rocking chairs is worth it. I highly recommend checking out the nitro options. 

If you’re interested in learning more about coffee, they also offer tasting workshops on home-brew, roasting, making the perfect espresso, and even latte art. 

Seniman is now a must-stop on any trip to Indonesia for me.

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• Awan Bali House
• Sania’s House Bungalows
• Warung Krisna [Asian, Indonesian]
• Tukies Coconut Shop [Dessert, Cafe, Vegetarian Friendly]
• The Fair Warung Bale [Asian, Fusion, Healthy]
• Lempad House
• Kecak Fire & Trance Dance Pura Batu Karu

Ubud Coffee Roastery

Location: Jl. Goutama Sel., Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia

Ubud Coffee Roastery is a must-visit for coffee lovers in Ubud . The cafe sources its beans locally from Kintamani and roasts them on-site to perfection. 

As a coffee enthusiast, I was impressed by the quality of the coffee, and the barista was incredibly knowledgeable and efficient despite the busy afternoon crowd. 

The cafe may have limited seating, but it’s air-conditioned and a great spot to recharge.

You can even take home a bag of their delicious beans. Highly recommend visiting for a great cup of coffee.

While you’re here, stop by Sacred Monkey Forest , a must-see destination for anyone visiting Bali.

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• Komaneka at Monkey Forest
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• Bun Bali Cafe [Desert, Cafe, Asian]
• Mudra [Japanese, Cafe, Asian]
• Taksu Garden to Table Rawfood Classes
• Paradiso Ubud

Location: Jl. Pantai Batu Bolong No.38A, Canggu, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80351, Indonesia

Cafe Vida is an organic restaurant & boutique espresso coffee shop located in the heart of Canggu.

Not only is the food delicious, with standout dishes like the Shakshuka and Miso avocado toast, but they also prioritize using only the best local organic produce and are environmentally conscious with their composting system and use of recycled materials. 

The coffee at Cafe Vida is a highlight of the menu. Made with only the best local organic produce, free from chemicals and fertilizers, sourced from permaculture farms on the volcanic soils of Bali. 

They only use high-quality beans, roasted to perfection, to create a smooth and rich taste. The café also has a boutique espresso coffee shop, where you can enjoy a wide range of coffee drinks such as latte, cappuccino, Americano, or flat white. 

The barista is knowledgeable and efficient, ensuring that every cup is brewed to perfection. 

Not only that, but they also offer cold brew coffee, a low-acid, high-caffeine coffee that’s both smooth and refreshing. The cold brew is sugar-free, dairy-free, healthy, and organic. 

It’s a perfect drink for Bali’s balmy climate.

The atmosphere is cozy and comfortable, with a great outdoor area and a chill vibe. The staff is friendly and attentive, and the space is like a little tropical oasis. 

It’s an excellent spot for those looking for a healthy and sustainable meal option. 

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• Live Balinese Dance & Music Performance
• Drink Point Bar & Bottle Shop

Location: Jl. Munduk Catu No.1, Canggu, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

I highly recommend BGS Bali for coffee and surf enthusiasts. 

The coffee shop serves delicious and smooth Mandheling coffee from Sumatra, and their Almond Milk Latte is truly the best I’ve had on the island. The atmosphere is amiable, with a community-driven vibe, and the staff is welcoming and happy. 

The shop is also a surf shop, selling all surf essentials, making it a great spot to hang out and chat with locals and resident expats. 

BGS Bali has a surf-and-turf vibe: the shop’s decor is beachy and quirky. Surfboards, tiki torches, and driftwood line its shelves while funky clothes hang on hangers throughout the store.

They also use biodegradable cups, which is better for the environment. 

Check out their flagship store in Dreamland and Uluwatu for great coffee and surf gear.

You can also check out other surfing spots and the best watersports in Bali .

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• Bali Full Moon Guest House
• FRii Bali Echo Beach Hotel
• Beach Boy Canggu [Bar, European, Healthy]
• BB52 Burgers Canggu [American, Bar, Australian]
• Chow Chow Bali [Fusion, Japanese]
• Barefoot Surf Travel

Satu-Satu Coffee Company

Location: Jl. Pantai Berawa No.36, Tibubeneng, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

I highly recommend Satu-Satu Coffee Company for coffee lovers in Berawa. 

The renowned Sudana family runs the coffee shop, producing some of the best coffee in Bali since 1985. 

They use traditional Balinese methods to ensure the highest level of organic coffee, resulting in superior freshness and flavor. 

Indonesia’s government provided Satu-Satu with the machinery and equipment needed to facilitate its growth, including providing a space for the cafe in Berawa.

The atmosphere is cozy and comfortable, with friendly staff and delicious food. The brunch menu is extensive and affordable, with a variety of options. 

My favorites are the ruccola panini, veggie breakfast, lady gaga bowl, and omelet. The coffee is also excellent and served with an onsite roastery.

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• Bali Antara
• Maru Jewelry
• Pranava Yoga

Bootstrap Cold Brew Coffee

Location: Tumbak Bayuh, Mengwi, Badung Regency, Bali 80351, Indonesia

Cold brew coffee is becoming increasingly popular, and Bootstrap Cold Brew Coffee is leading the way in Bali.

The cold brew is smooth, refreshing, and packed with caffeine, making it the perfect pick-me-up on a hot day. The fact that it’s made with Kintamani Single Origin Arabica beans, which are grown on family-run farms in Bali, adds an extra layer of authenticity and taste. 

I appreciate that it’s sugar-free, dairy-free, healthy, and organic. The team at Bootstrap is dedicated to sustainable sourcing and production, which is evident in the quality of their product. 

It’s not a surprise that their cold brew is so popular. It’s now bottled and sold to other top spots across the island and even Singapore. 

I highly recommend Bootstrap Cold Brew Coffee to anyone looking for a delicious and refreshing coffee experience.

Pison Coffee

Location: Petitenget St No.19A, Kerobokan Kelod, Kuta Utara, Badung Regency, Bali 80361, Indonesia

Pison Coffee is a must-visit spot for coffee enthusiasts in Bali. Known for its specialty coffee and unique Asian-Western fusion menu that combines the best of Indonesia and Sydney, Pison serves house-roasted beans from Sumatra. 

The menu includes creative and delicious drinks like the Espresso Avocado and classic Affogato. 

Live music is played in the evenings, with an exposed brick wall that gives it a stylish atmosphere. The service is friendly, but the owner, Arlini Wibowo, can also share tips on how to brew your perfect cup at home.

However, the café can get very busy, and wait times can be extended. The coffee is authentic, affordable, and robust. 

The chocolate chip cookie was nice but nothing extraordinary. The savory food looked delicious and well-presented. Although, if you are looking for something sweet, you might be disappointed. 

The Interior’s design is superb and minimalistic, with wooden elements and a great vibe.

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• Huge Restaurant [Seafood, European, Fusion]
• Rustica Bali [Italian, Pizza, Mediterranean]
• The Flea Market Petitinget
• Shooters Bali

The Koop Roaster & Cafe

Location: Jl. Drupadi No.66, Seminyak, Kec. Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

When visiting Seminyak, Bali, coffee enthusiasts must stop at The Koop Roaster & Cafe .

The cafe uses fresh, home-roasted beans sourced from local farms in Kintamani, giving it a unique taste that is hard to find elsewhere.

Café’s atmosphere makes for easy conversation with friends.

Skilled baristas handcraft a unique blend of coffee in a semi-automatic roaster. The menu offers a variety of brewing methods, such as paper drip, flannel drip, Aeropress, and cold press.

The food is also homemade and delicious, with options like baked eggs, avocado smash, and warm and moist banana bread.

Although it can get a little busy sometimes, the delicious coffee and food are worth the wait.

• Lotus Tirta Seminyak Hotel & Villa
• Villa Karisa
• Bali Ginger Suites & Villa
• The Cabin Coffee Shop [Cafe, Indonesian, Vegetarian Friendly]
• Kendi Kuning Restaurant [Seafood, International, Asian]
• Backyard Seminyak [Bar, Barbecue, Grill]
• CrossFit Seminyak
• Nautilus Diving Bali
• Terapung Float Club Seminyak

Djournal Coffee Beachwalk

Location: Jl. Petitenget No.19, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

The cozy atmosphere, complete with sunshine streaming through the windows, made for the perfect setting to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee in this cafe.

Djournal Coffee prides itself on using Indonesian-origin beans to create a variety of artisan brews, including espresso-based coffees, pour-over, siphon, and even cold drip. 

I particularly appreciated the coffee shop’s fantastic view of an emerald green rice paddy. 

There are many other options for those not looking for caffeine, such as the cold Nutella Blast or the Green Tea Freeze, which pairs well with the famous Eggs Benedict Batavia.

The baristas were incredibly friendly and accommodating to low-sugar or skimmed milk requests. 

Whether local or a foreigner, you can expect a great cup of coffee and excellent service every time. 

• Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort
• Dekuta Hotel
• Yello Kuta Beachwalk Bali
• Garlic Lane Restaurant [Bar, Asian, Pub]
• Johnny Rockets Beachwalk [American, Fast Food]
• Cafe Sardinia [Bar, Pizza, Cafe]
• Beachwalk Shopping Center
• Kutabex Market
• Archipelago Adventure

Drifter Surf Shop & Cafe

Location: Jl. Labuansait No.52, Pecatu, Kec. Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

With its calm atmosphere, beachy decor, and water views, this coffee spot was the perfect place to relax.

The shop had a great selection of surf-inspired clothing and an extensive library of hand-selected books, artwork, surfboards, and memorabilia to admire while enjoying a delicious cup of coffee.

Drifter Surf Shop & Cafe serves fresh, delicious food and drinks, including poke bowls, bumi bowls, tacos, and freshly ground coffee made from the finest Mandaling Estate coffee beans from Sumatra, famous for their unique flavor thanks to the volcanic soil in which they were grown.

The baristas at Drifter Surf Shop & Cafe are knowledgeable and know just how to handle the beans, serving them in the coolest surf-inspired ceramics.

In addition to its regular menu, there’s a new selection of international cuisine sure to please even the pickiest eaters. 

I loved the fresh juices and ramen noodles; you can’t get those at other restaurants in Uluwatu.

• BoHo Bingin Beach Bali
• Incense Impossible Beach
• Ayu Guna Inn
• Sugar Rock [Bar, International, Asian]
• Bartolo Bali [European, Contemporary]
• Sushi Ulu Wasabi [Japanese, Seafood, Sushi]
• Bingin Beach
• Padang Padang Beach
• Bali Training Center

FREAK Coffee

Location: Jl. Hanoman No.19, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia

If you’re looking for a peaceful and friendly spot to enjoy a great cup of coffee in Ubud, Bali, then FREAK Coffee is worth a visit. 

The small size of the cafe and limited seating may be a downside for some, but sitting outside and watching the world go by makes up for it. 

They also offer a unique experience with a ceremony coffee for $5.31.

The coffee at FREAK is genuinely exceptional. The cafe owner grows the coffee in Kintamani using organic methods passed down from his family for many generations. 

Beans are carefully fermented, dried, and roasted with care. Then they’re brewed by charming and talented baristas.

It’s a delicious and rich brew that is one of the best I’ve ever tasted.

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• Dolce Arancia [Italian, Pizza, Mediterranean]
• Melting Wok Warung [Asian, Healthy, Indonesian]
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• Coffee Plantation At Bali Pulina Agro Tourism: A Handy Guide For Planning A Perfect Getaway

23 Mar 2023

Wish to take a sip of the famous coffee of Bali? Then your next travel destination must be the Coffee Plantation at Bali Pulina Agro Tourism. This very place is the most recommended one when you are visiting Ubud. As a nature lover, you will be amazed at the natural beauty that surrounds the entire place. Bali Pulina Agro is near to the rice terrace of Ubud and here you will get to see the various types of species among plants. When you are taking the tour with the guide of Coffee Plantation at Bali Pulina Agro Tourism , they will tell you about all the different species and you can always take a guided tour to know more about the habitats of the same.

About Coffee Plantation At Bali Pulina Agro Tourism

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The site has a nature park and inside the place, there is a coffee plantation as well. The people who come here to visit they are offered to taste the most expensive coffee. If you want, you can experience the most costly coffee in the world called, Kopi Luwak. Follow the process of coffee making and get ready to be amazed by it.

The Kopi Luwak is made from the beans of the coffee berries, and this very thing is eaten by the Asian Palm civet. For your knowledge, the coffee tasting is free here, and you will get to taste 8 different types of the same. As you know the Kopi luwak is the most expensive coffee in the world, and it takes about $5 to $7 in here, which is a big sum of money in Bali. However, the price of the same is about $30 outside the country. The heightened price is because the coffee making process is very complicated and it takes a lot of time to make. Coffee Plantation at Bali Pulina Agro Tourism will let you experience every bit of it.

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Location Of The Coffee Plantation

To visit the top Coffee Plantation at Bali Pulina Agro Tourism, you can take a cab to the Ubud town and from there another cab will take you to your destination. You can always book a cab and take the entire journey in it. The address of the place is at, Banjar Pujung Kelod, Tegallalang, Kec. Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia. Take note of the timing which is 8:00 am to 7:00 pm.

Best Time to Visit The Coffee Plantation

The weather of Bali weather is generally not that much cold, but you can visit the place from April to September. Best Coffee Plantation at Bali Pulina Agro Tourism has no fixed time to visit but you just have to take note of the timing the parks get closed. The perfect time is to reach there early so that you can avoid the crowd. It will good for you as you can check out the coffee making process and taste the incredible 8 types of coffee without facing too many tourists.

Things To Do At The Coffee Plantation

1. coffee making process.

As you reach the coffee plantation, you will find the place is very well taken care of, and the various plantations are marked by the name of their owners as well. When you reach a coffee park, you will get to know the way the drink is made. The coffee in here is at first collected, then it gets processed by some complex ways and after that, it gets roasted to erase the bitterness away from it.

Must Read: Kanto Lampo Waterfall: All You Need To Know About This Magical Attraction In Bali

The entire site is covered with rice fields, so as you roam around the coffee plantation, you must sit down for a moment to bask in the beauty of the nature around you. Take as many photos you want and it will always make a memorable journey for you.

3. Local cuisine and coffee

Do enjoy the best cuisine while you are in the Bali Pulina Agro Tourism. You must know that there is always the best international and local food option around the place. You can always venture to the nearest cafe and take sip into the delicious coffee. Try not to miss out on the cake with coffee. It will always be the perfect thing for the coffee lovers who like a good taste of the famous coffee of the plantation. Also, make sure to have the delicious food of Bali and if you are all willing to avoid the local food, you will always get various options for continentals.

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How to Reach The Coffee Plantation

The coffee plantation is located near the infamous rice terrace of Ubud which is in central Bali. You can take a cab which will take less than $50 and a six-hour of the journey to the plantation. It will be better if you reserve the cab because you have to return from the place on the same day. The journey to the Kopi Lewak plantation can be taken after you visit the Kintamani Volcanoes, and reach the place which is situated around 12 kilometers away from the Ubud city.

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Nearest Places To Visit In Bali

1. volcanoes.

While you are visiting the coffee plantation, you must visit the nearby volcanoes as well. It will expand your knowledge more and you will experience some of the famous volcanoes in the surrounding area.

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2. Rice Terrace

Experience the magnificent rice terraces that surround Ubud. You can always take a trek through the rice fields and enjoy the serenity of the place.

3. Hot Spring

Visit the hot spring that adorns the entire place. You can contact a sightseeing trip always and experience all the eye-searing places near the coffee plantation.

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Check out the Goa Gajah Temple and Tirta Empul Temple in while you are doing the site seeing. The cultural beauty will amaze you for sure.

5. Water Rafting

Enjoy the fierce water rafting on the Telaga Waja River. This will stay in your memory for a long time as water rafting on this very river is a very famous one. A little adventure amidst bliss will make your holiday in Bali veen more memorable and believe us, youd want to indulge in this experience again and again.

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Tips For Visiting The Coffee Plantation In Bali

• You are on a holiday in Bali, thus you need to have the money option with you always. So if you are thinking about the same, you must know that there are always ATMs and banks nearby, so that you can take out money any time you need it.
• The first thing about traveling is that you plan the event. To help you out with the planning you will get public safety stations as well. Do make sure that you are physically fit during the journey, and also know that there are always pharmacies available in the place.
• If you are looking for a convenient cafe around you in the plantation or in Ubud there are plenty. However, if you are not looking for just any place you can always choose the one that is nearest to the tourist center.
• You will always find some affordable tourist center in Ubud and reserve your stay there beforehand, because the coffee plantation is very famous, thus so many people come here to visit. It will be safe if you reserve your stay beforehand so you can avoid the rush and the unavailability of staying place.

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Last but not least, if you are looking for a souvenir to bring back home, you must ask your guide to take you to a coffee shop. As you have come here to taste the world’s best coffee Kopi Luwak, you must bring back some memory of yours for your family and friends. The memory of Bali Pulina Agro coffee plantation will stay with you for a long time and who knows, you might want to visit again to taste the best coffee in the world! But for starters, plan your trip to Bali with TravelTriangle right away and put this place at the top of your itinerary.

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