We visited this place as part of our day tour. Yes, entry was free but leaving certainly was not. It started with a nice little 5minutes walk through some vegetation, not coffee trees BTW, we saw an old lady roasting coffee beans over an open...More

I can try very delicous tea and coffee (its free). You can try zibet coffee (50k idr). Its nice place but its very short to walk (max. 45min - 1hour)

The staff here were super friendly and knowledgeable about all types of plants at the plantation, and how to prepare the luak coffee. Whilst I didn't care much for the coffee, we were shown Cocoa trees, at cocoa fruit, and saw many plants such as...More

Well worth trip for understanding Bali coffee and tastings. We enjoyed the coffee very much especially the Lowak coffee. A must see for coffee lovers.

This is the place to try different coffees and to see the civet cats, which I found cruel and entirely unnecessary and makes no difference to the taste of coffee, as Bali grows great coffee anyway

We had some extra time before check in to our next hotel and our transfer suggested we stop in to try the coffee. We didn’t spend long here but did try the 13 free samples and the luwak coffee. Worth a visit for the information...More

The tour of coffee plantation was nice and knowing about Luwag coffee was amusing and hard to believe at first :) The experience on ubud swings was unforgettable and a must do !