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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. Luwak which age's 4 month is tempted by some red coffee...more

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VictoriaG2827

Singapore

21

Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

Nice view, coffee and swings

We have spent great time here. The entrance is free. Friendly staff met us near the entrance and made a tour around the area and showed how they make the coffee. After that we enjoyed a coffee with a beautiful view.

Date of experience: February 2019

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xMIGx

Odessa, Ukraine

4548

Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

Beautiful place with coffee and swings

We have been there for a coffee break and swings. From the carpark you are getting served in a best manner. On the way to the terrace staff provides you with an interesting guided tour on the luwak coffee manufacturing process. At the end of...More

Date of experience: February 2019

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abhisheku11

Haridwar, India

4011

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Surprise discovery, Great Experience, Beautiful Views

This place was suggested by our driver for the day. We really loved the concept. Basically there is an entrance fee which includes tasting of various speciality coffees and teas. They also have the Luwak coffee and it is made right there. They have a...More

Date of experience: February 2018

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echou303

Denpasar, Indonesia

212

Reviewed 3 weeks ago via mobile

Relax with valley’s view

Coffee lover?especially for “Luwak Coffee”, famous one from Bali?try this place, surround by nature, relax while enjoying your coffee or tea with stunning valley’s view here, you also will enjoy a short tour accompanied by local guide about the plantation and see directly the cute...More

Date of experience: January 2019

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BeckyBTravels

Makati, Philippines

3915

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

Nice Pit stop in Ubud

Bali Pulina is a beautiful plantation near Ubud that's worth a trip if you have the time. The views from the terrace of the rice fields are gorgeous (and the perfect spot for a selfie) and the coffee tasting is fun. Guides will walk you...More

Date of experience: January 2019

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AgungWNA

Denpasar, Indonesia

141

Reviewed 4 weeks ago via mobile

Best coffee plantation

If you a coffee lover this please is perfect place for you to drink many coffee variety and including the famous of luwak coffee The things that make it different is The magnificent view of ubud valley area and authentic ubud /bali atmosphere

Date of experience: January 2019

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Ghadeer2014

Kuwait City, Kuwait

607225

Reviewed January 10, 2019

Bali Pulina & Bali jungle Swing

We visited Bali Pulina Coffee Plantation and experienced the Bali jungle Swing. We have had coffee tasting at the coffee plantation café. Tasting Luwak coffee made by a civet cat is a must. 8 types of coffee were served as sample tasting. Luwak coffee is...More

Date of experience: December 2018

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Vader J

Santiago, Chile

4344

Reviewed January 10, 2019

Stunning View, Amazing Coffee, Wonderful Experience

Wayan from Rinduku tour brought us here as a part of a tour. Bali Pulina is an amazing place to learn about the way common day things like coffee, turmeric, and other spices, are grown. I had no idea how a turmeric plant looked like!....More

Date of experience: November 2018

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khalel1030

Macau, China

2613

Reviewed January 8, 2019 via mobile

A Taste of luwak cofee

If u want a taste of luwak coffee with a view of the rice paddy fields and understand how its made... this place is highly recommended. There’s a swing at the grounds too overlooking the rice terraces! The staff were friendly and very informative. It...More

Date of experience: December 2018

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Sunnie07

London, United Kingdom

4127

Reviewed January 5, 2019 via mobile

Lovely visit

We stumbled across this place whilst visiting Tegalalang rice tarraces (which we left after 10 minutes as it wasn't appealing) so we were allowed in for free and a lovely lady showed us around explaining the different plants ,herbs and coffee they have on their...More

Date of experience: January 2019

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Araya H

Hi how long should we budget to stay there? We have 4 kids as well

July 1, 2018|

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Hi, we visited the place in couple and took around 30 - 45 minutes (including the time of taking a coffee degustation at the bar and shop). I guess the kids will share interest in the animals but not that much in the process... More

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Hello Everyone! How much does it cost for sampling 8 small drinks? Thank you in advance

February 17, 2018|

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Sample tasting is free of cost.

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rockr631

Singapore, Singapore

Bali Trip (3 Replies)

Hi, I would like to have the quote price for below mention tour site and airport transport. Some of the places from below mentioned list, or suggest the best places to visit during my period. 1)Uluwatu Temple – Pura Luhur 2)Pura Tanah Lot 3)Pura Ulun Danu Bratan (Bali’s temple by the lake) 4)Dolphin sightings at Lovina 5)Ubud 6)Party at Kuta Beach 7)Coffee plantation at Bali Pulina Agro Tourism 8)Hike/Climb Mount Batur at Kintamani n some shopping places during evening time....More

January 14, 2014|

Response fromLynnePP|

Hi rock, You need to contact drivers in Bali to give you a quote on your tours. Trip Advisor can't do that for you. Ask the forum for recommendations for drivers saying what area you will be staying in. Make a list of 3 or 4 drivers and email them with your itinerary to get ideas and quotes. From 2 or 4 replies you will be able to gauge which one is going to suit you.

wehoneymooners

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Pricess for Attractions in Bali (3 Replies)

Hi, Could anyone help us in letting us know the entrance pricess for the below attractions? And if anything else that could be included as well? 1. tirta ganga 2. Uluwatu Temple – Pura Luhur 3. Pura Tanah Lot 4. Pura Ulun Danu Bratan (Bali’s temple by the lake) 5. Ubud Sacred Monkey Forest 6. Coffee plantation at Bali Pulina Agro Tourism 7. Jatiluwih-Tamblingan 8. bali elephant tours Best Regards

June 14, 2014|

Response fromLynnePP|

Cant promise these are 100% up to date but at least will give you an idea. BALI ENTRANCE FEES Taman Ayun 15,000 Jati Luwih 10,000 Tanah Lot 30,000 Besakih Temple 20,000 + guide 50,000 per couple Tegalalang 5,000 Kintamani 10,000 Ubud Monkey Forest 30,000 GWK 100,000 Uluwatu Temple 20,000 Uluwatu Fire Dance 70,000 Ulun Danu, Lake Bratan 30,000 Bedugul 30,000 Alas Kedaton 15,000 Lake Buyun/Tamblingan free Gigit Waterfall 5,000 Banjar Hot Springs 5,000 Buddhist Temple...More

jlqc5899

Perth, Australia

Asking for recommendations for kids friendly tour in Ubud (6 Replies)

Hiya all I am planning to take the kids (7yo and 3yo) to the Monkey Forest as well as the Bali Pulina Agro Tourism on our Bali holiday next week. Anything else can we do here that is suitable to young kids? I am really after something that the kids find exciting, so visiting temples etc may not be what we are after. Thanks in advance!!!

June 25, 2015|

Response fromtanbug|

Hi we took the Jegeg bali cycling tour with an 8yr old and 2 1/2 yr old in baby seat. They both enjoyed it as we did. A very easy ride with an amazing meal at the end. We felt safe after the initial 5 mins which was on a main road, but after that smooth sailing

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