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The main reason to visit was the Bali Swings which is part of the coffee plantation. We had the tour of the small plantation, sampled the various teas and drank the Luwak coffee which is reputedly to be very expensive. We just shared one cup. Tasted like Nescafe to me once you put milk and sugar in. There is a popular gift shop where you can buy the various teas and coffees. However Bali has no shortage of these types of shops and I can never vouch for the genuineness of the Luwak coffee beans. Once the tasting was done, we went to the swings. That is what the kids wanted to do and we also had a nice stroll around the area.…
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Date of experience: July 2019
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... Other than that this place is a Must to visit. Not just a tea and coffee plantation tourist centre but one with a difference! Allegedly £75 a cup in some London venues you could be quite correct in calling it crxp. It's that coffee made from the coffee beans eaten by a local furry critter, passed, separated, skin removed and then called the rarest coffee in the world. After free tastes of 13 of their coffees, teas and hot chocolates, I had no qualms about spending a couple of pounds on this, £73 well saved. So mild as to be bland. Obviously personal taste. A great place and great staff with great t shirts. …
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Date of experience: June 2019
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This was a wonderful tour that gave us a great overview of how coffee is grown and processed in Bali. The guides are excellent and can answer any questions you may have. The tours are informative but reasonable in length giving plenty of time for tasting the different coffees and teas from the area. Highly recommend this as a stop on your visit to Bali!…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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I didn’t expect this to be as good as it was, even the kids who are 11 and 13 absolutely loved it which was surprising!
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Date of experience: March 2020
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allaroundtheworld112 wrote a review Mar 2020
Leicester, United Kingdom38 contributions16 helpful votes
What a great visit this was learning about the local coffees being made and tasting them especially the most expensive coffee in the world the luwak coffee made from the poo of the luwak animal which are actually on the plantation.If you want to visit here or any other place in Bali we met and used a brilliant taxi driver and guide called DEKRIT of brotherhood bali tours who took us lots of places in a day for a very reasonable price call him on +6281337295848 or email at gedesubrata47@gmail.com he also picked us up and returned us to airport great guy and speaks very good English use him you will not be disappointed…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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