Enjoyed the short tour and tasting of various teas and coffees as well as the Luwak coffee.Supported local industry by purchasing some of the options

We did get to sample 16 different teas and coffees though, so it wasn’t bad. Rest of the stop was like every other Balinese coffee stop with the employees trying to sell you a cup of Luwak Coffee (from the coffee beans pooped out by...More

A guide assisted us through the Satria Coffee Plantation. It has a variety of coffees and also other Indonesian naturally grown produce. Make sure you have cash on you. You will purchase the different coffees and other goods there.

I wanted to see one of the coffee plantations in the South of Ubud but was instead driven here. In truth, had a lovely time tasting the different types of teas and coffees provided, but I was very thrown off by the caged luwaks out...More

We visited and really enjoyed the tastings - so much so we bought a big bag of tea! We were disappointed to find their recommended serving to match the experience there was very wrong. The bag promises 400 cups of tea but to get a...More

The tasting was really great, all the coffees and teas tasted amazing, and it was an interesting, albeit well-rehearsed, tour. As other reviewers mentioned, we discovered that the tea, upon returning home, was just a bag of weak-tasting powder. We purchased sugar-free lemongrass tea, so...More

Came here as part of my mount batur trekking package. Lovely plantation with real luwaks to view. Tasting of coffee was weird in my opinion as my tour mate (who I’m total strangers with) had to share the tasting cups. But the crew there didn’t...More