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Review Author: April
Review Date: 14 jan 2025
Review Body: Bali Beans was a beautiful family run coffee farm. I really enjoyed walking their grounds and learning about the intricacies involved in discovering and creating your perfect cup of coffee. Bali Beans does grows arabica coffee. I would consider this a more advanced tour and I would recommend it for those that have at least a small working knowledge of coffee. The guide was very knowledgeable and they definitely went much deeper into coffee production than the average tasting tours around Bali. The tour is worth it for the scenery alone! The walk is a little bit strenuous for the average couch potato, but it is short. I recommend this tour for any coffee aficionados! (Sorry, no luwak coffee tasting on this tour!)
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Agata
Review Date: 15 feb 2023
Review Body: 10 out of 10 experience! Must visit whilst in Bali. We have been looking for an ethical plantation, that doesn't keep animals in cages to produce Luwak coffee, although the Bali Beans plantation grows only Arabica beans, they do have limited edition wild Luwak coffee. Animal wonder freely around the plantation and not being put in the small cages to suffer. The team is absolutely amazing, made our time at the plantation to remember! We got to see how the coffee being made and end up in our cup every morning! Super informative experience and absolutely welcoming atmosphere! Cannot recommend enough!
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Gabriela
Review Date: 25 okt 2024
Review Body: We rented a scooter and drove up to Kintamani and booked this two-hour exploration of a family-owned coffee plantation and it was an incredible experience. We met the owner and their lovely staff - our guide Wayan took us through every step of the coffee-growing and processing journey, explaining everything in detail with such passion and knowledge. The highlight was the coffee pouring session, where we tasted the freshest brew. It was fascinating to see the behind-the-scenes work and learn from someone so dedicated to their craft. Highly recommend this visit for coffee lovers!
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Orla
Review Date: 30 jun 2026
Review Body: Cannot recommend this highly enough! Everyone there was so friendly and passionate. You saw every part of the process, and I enjoyed picking some ripe coffee cherries off the trees! The organic farming was inspiring, and I respect the use only of wild Luwak. As a coffee fan, I learned so much - and then the tasting was so interesting to try coffee that had undergone different processing methods (washed, black honey, natural). The coffee was delicious, of course. Shout out to Ria and the team! I’ve taken some coffee home to London for a taste of Bali when the trip is sadly over.
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Matt B
Review Date: 15 apr 2026
Review Body: Loved this tour! Fascinating to see the coffee trees nestled in the jungle alongside other fruits and spices. Our tour guide, Gede, was very knowledgeable and kind. Dwi, who lead the tasting, was also very helpful and definitely knew coffee! But the entire team was lovely. We felt good with this tour as they stressed the importance of not caging or housing Civets, but rather just relying on the wild civets in the region. Would recommend bug spray or long pants for the tour, plus extra room in your suitcase to bring coffee home!
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Elias
Review Date: 08 apr 2025
Review Body: We were welcomed very friendly at got an amazing tour through the coffee fields. Our guide spoke really good English and told us so much about the farm, plants and culture. It was amazing. The coffee tasting and brewing was also really nice and tasty. The whole family on the farm was so nice. We can recommend it 100%, one of the most beautiful experiences in our travel here in Bali. You can wear long clothes if you want because it is on 1100m altitude so it’s a bit fresh and in the coffee field there are a lot of mosquitoes.
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Michael D
Review Date: 12 nov 2022
Review Body: We went for a day trip to visit this hidden gem instead of one of the more frequented plantations. Best decision! We did the tour around the plantation, followed by a tasting. People were super friendly and passionate about coffee. Everybody took as much time as we wanted to discuss anything about coffee - really great experience! If you want to visit a plantation were high quality specialty coffee is produced and roasted then this is the perfect place!
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Lindsey
Review Date: 21 nov 2025
Review Body: We loved walking through the plantation and learning about the harvesting process. It was also very cool to be able to see, smell, and taste the difference between Natural, Black Honey, and Full Washed arabica beans grown on-site. They have Luwak coffee available to drink for an extra fee but it is worth it! The entire Bali Beans team is very attentive and friendly. Will be stopping by anytime I’m in the area. :)
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Penelope Barker
Review Date: 03 feb 2026
Review Body: Authentic experience at a family owned and operated small coffee plantation in central highlands of Bali; beautifully balanced coffee & loved the genuine cupping experience with no gimmicks; the beans I bought tasted just as good at home (filter coffee using V60 & Chemex). Despite a wet day, loved the tour and guided discussions which were given by younger staff/family with reasonable English.
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Jantien
Review Date: 17 aug 2023
Review Body: We had such a wonderful experience at Bali Beans today. Our host Sintia gave a fantastic explanation of the different processes to grow and make coffee, while we were sipping perfectly brewed coffee and hot cocoa. Afterwards, we got a tour of the plantation and the kids could help pick the berries! And afhter that we had a tasting of the different kinds of coffee. It was magical!
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Jantien
Review Date: 10 aug 2023
Review Body: We had such a wonderful experience at Bali Beans today. Our host Sintia gave a fantastic explanation of the different processes to grow and make coffee, while we were sipping perfectly brewed coffee and hot cocoa. Afterwards, we got a tour of the plantation and the kids could help pick the berries! And afhter that we had a tasting of the different kinds of coffee. It was magical!
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Rebecca
Review Date: 12 aug 2025
Review Body: An absolutely worthwhile tour! The entire team was incredibly friendly and explained everything with great expertise. They patiently answered all our many questions. We not only learned a lot about coffee, but also discovered fascinating facts about vanilla, other fruits, and harvesting. For us, it was one of the highlights of our holiday!
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Jan Rossie
Review Date: 14 nov 2025
Review Body: We had a great 2 hours at Bali Beans Plantation. We've done several coffee tours in different countries and this was great. The explanations were clear , the people so friendly and we loved the coffee sniffing , slurping and tasting . Thanks so much . We'd highly recommend a visit .
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Aurel
Review Date: 05 sep 2025
Review Body: The drive from Ubud took me through beautiful landscapes, and the plantation itself is a peaceful, quiet place. The staff and guide were very kind, and I learned a lot of fascinating things about coffee, its cultivation, and production in Bali. I would gladly return.
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Neal
Review Date: 17 sep 2025
Review Body: It was a very interesting experience. The guide took us out into their coffee fields and he gave us a very good explanation about their coffee plantation. Afterwards, we also got the chance to taste their different coffees which were delicious. Highly recommended!
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Lina
Review Date: 24 mrt 2023
Review Body: Really enjoyed our visit to Bali Beans. The staff was very warm and knowledgable. Learned a lot about history of coffee in Bali and it's importance to the global coffee trade. And the organically grown coffee is delicious! Brought some home with me :)
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Tammy Bolderdijk
Review Date: 27 nov 2025
Review Body: Lovely to get out of the touristy parts of Bali. Loved the ride there and back again. Informative tour of the coffee plantation, and professional tasting experience. We bought a lot of coffee to take home and hand out as souvenirs from our trip.
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Liis
Review Date: 09 mei 2024
Review Body: One of our favorite experiences in Bali, an absolute must if you love coffee. Not only are you taken on a tour through the plantation but also get to try to make and taste very good quality coffee. A real experience with real people.
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Eva
Review Date: 30 mei 2026
Review Body: Beautiful organic coffee plantation. A lovely tour through the plantation and the processing of coffee. The tasting was very educational. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable. Overall highly recommended.
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Lochlan
Review Date: 19 jan 2023
Review Body: The coffee was some of the best I've ever had, and the tour of the plantation was extremely informative and interesting. It's definitely worth the trip for the delicious coffee and very informative tour.
Review rating: 5

Itinerary

Itinerary Day 1
Itinerary Summary: Coffee farm visit, with harvesting, roasting, tasting and Kintamani views
Itinerary Description: Farm Visit - In this unique experience, you will enjoy the ‘crop-to-cup’ route of their premium Balinese coffee. Bali Beans will take you through each step from hand-harvesting fresh ripe cherries, to the detailed and meticulous process involved to achieve the final distinctive full flavor you sip from your cup each morning. Meet farmers and experts who harvest and roast the perfect premium Balinese coffee you cherish each day. And while you are at it, enjoy the panoramic Kintamani views, learn about our organic produce and understand how we keep our plantations eco and organically-friendly. If you are lucky, you might even be able to get a close look at the highly acclaimed wild Luwak excrement; the source of the world’s most expensive coffee! Bali Beans is one of the rare farms in Indonesia that sustainably harvests Luwak coffee. The Luwaks here are are wild and not caged up. Harvesting is only done from naturally collected Luwak excrement, so Luwaks are left wild and unharmed. Brewing and Coffee Tasting - You will head to their cafe and you will get to taste all of Bali Beans products whilst having the chance to practice your brewing skills with their professional barista. We are sure after experiencing the BALI BEANS JOURNEY you will never think about coffee in the same way again!
Bali Beans coffee farm workers harvesting red cherries among dense coffee bushes in Kintamani, Bali's organic plantation
Bali Beans host guides roasting coffee beans at a roaster in Kintamani, Bali, with visitors feeding the machine.
Bali Beans staff preparing coffee with espresso machine steam and grinders on a counter during a workshop in Bali.
Smiling woman in blue holds harvested coffee cherries on a branch during a farm visit at Bali Beans, Kintamani, Bali.
Brewed pour-over coffee dripping into a carafe during a Bali Beans coffee experience at their Kintamani farm, Bali
Elderly woman wearing a wide-brim hat sifts pale grain from a wide round tray outside a Bali farm kitchen
Bali Beans coffee farm workers harvesting red cherries among dense coffee bushes in Kintamani, Bali's organic plantation
Bali Beans host guides roasting coffee beans at a roaster in Kintamani, Bali, with visitors feeding the machine.
Bali Beans staff preparing coffee with espresso machine steam and grinders on a counter during a workshop in Bali.
Smiling woman in blue holds harvested coffee cherries on a branch during a farm visit at Bali Beans, Kintamani, Bali.
Brewed pour-over coffee dripping into a carafe during a Bali Beans coffee experience at their Kintamani farm, Bali
Elderly woman wearing a wide-brim hat sifts pale grain from a wide round tray outside a Bali farm kitchen
Tour group walks through Bali coffee plants as a guide in a “Bali Beans” T-shirt demonstrates tasting on the plantation
Two workers sort coffee beans in a metal hopper and chute outdoors, processing harvest at a local farm in Indonesia
Older farmer in a straw hat hand-picks coffee cherries from a branch in the garden of a local farm in Indonesia
Farmer in an orange headscarf gathers coffee branches and leaves in a shaded orchard on a local Indonesian farm
Friends seated at a windowed table, smiling as they taste and compare coffee cups during a Bali Beans journey in Bali
Hand pours hot coffee into small cups during Bali Beans’ cupping session, with coffee sampling tools on a Bali table
Bali Beans farmer walking through lush coffee plants in the Kintamani region of Bali during the ethical coffee farm visit
Close-up of green coffee beans drying on cloth in the Bali Beans processing area for an ethical bean-to-cup coffee journey
Family standing in a lush garden at a local farm in Bali, smiling together with three adults and a baby outdoors
Rustic indoor dining space at Bali Beans with brick walls, wooden table, and a coffee service setup beside large windows
Coffee roaster with a large hopper in the Bali Beans roast room in Bali, showing the roasting step of the bean-to-cup journey
Coffee cupping on Bali Beans’ table: dark roasting samples in black cups and measuring spoons for a tasting in Bali
Roasting workshop view at Bali Beans: a machine drum and blower stirring coffee beans for ethical Bali coffee roasting
C.V. Bali Beans Coffee sign on a pickup truck at an organic coffee farm in Bali’s Kintamani coffee region
Coffee blossoms and green leaves on the branch at Bali Beans’ organic farm in Bali, showing the start of ethical coffee
Bali Beans farmer smiling while carrying a harvest basket along a shaded path through an organic coffee plantation in Kintamani, Bali
Bali Beans farm workers harvest and sort red coffee cherries together among trees, with a bucket nearby in Kintamani.
Two elderly farmers in conical hats sort and pack coffee cherries on a table at Bali Beans in Kintamani, Bali.

Ethical Coffee Farm in Kintamani (No Caged Luwaks!)

Visit the rare coffee farm in Bali that is fair for farmers + ethical to civets
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Embark on a coffee lover's ethical Bali journey 🌿☕
Bali is full of coffee farms, but many are staged for tourists and keep luwaks (wild civet cats) in cages. This family-run Seek Sophie experience is different. It serves some of the best coffee we’ve had in Bali, and takes animal welfare and fair pay seriously. Its luwak coffee is made only from droppings collected from wild civets; no animals are caged. The family also built the business to cut out unfair middlemen and pay local farmers more for their beans. If you're a coffee lover who cares where your beans come from, this experience is a must. This experience isn't just about tasting amazing coffee, it's about connecting with the farmers who grow it and seeing their commitment to ethical, sustainable practices. You'll walk the coffee fields, learn how the beans are grown and roasted, and maybe even get to see how their famous Luwak coffee is made.The best part of your visit is knowing that your love of coffee is supporting not just a delicious cup, but a whole community of passionate farmers, and a more ethical way of farming. What to expectWalk through Bali Bean's organic coffee farm with the farmersLearn about sustainable coffee growing and its importanceTaste their delicious coffee and practice your brewing skillsSee how their famous Luwak coffee is made (sustainably!)Connect with the people who make your morning cup possibleAbout Bali BeansBali Beans isn't just a coffee company, it's a mission. They're dedicated to organic, ethical farming practices and supporting their local community. Their passion for coffee isn't just about the beans, it's about the people and the planet – and you can taste that difference!

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Coffee farm visit, with harvesting, roasting, tasting and Kintamani views
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Coffee Tasting
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Transfer From Ubud and Canggu (Rp1.190.250)
Transfer From Kuta, Seminyak (Rp1.397.250)
Transfer from Nusa Dua & Jimbaran (Rp1.552.500)
Transfer from Buleleng & Singaraja (Rp1.552.500)
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  • Transfer From Ubud and Canggu(Prijs: Rp1.190.250 voor maximaal 3 gasten)

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  • Transfer From Kuta, Seminyak(Prijs: Rp1.397.250 voor maximaal 3 gasten)

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  • Transfer from Nusa Dua & Jimbaran(Prijs: Rp1.552.500 voor maximaal 3 gasten)

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  • Transfer from Buleleng & Singaraja(Prijs: Rp1.552.500 voor maximaal 3 gasten)

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  • Transfer from Klungkung & Karangasem(Prijs: Rp1.552.500 voor maximaal 3 gasten)

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Bali Beans is een bijzondere biologische koffieboerderij in de Kintamani-regio op Bali. De boerderij werd in de jaren 80 gestart door een echtpaar en heeft de afgelopen 10 jaar nieuw leven gekregen door hun kinderen. Inmiddels beheren ze het hele proces zelf: van het verbouwen en verwerken tot het branden en verkopen van de koffie. Zo komt de unieke smaak van Balinese koffie echt tot zijn recht. Hun doordachte werkwijze draait om duurzame landbouw, zonder chemische meststoffen of luwak. Een bezoek aan Bali Beans geeft je een oprechte inkijk in de schatten van Bali en in het belang van duurzame landbouw. Hun doel is om het beste van Balinese koffie met de wereld te delen en hun passie daarvoor over te brengen. Bali Beans is een plek die koffieliefhebbers niet mogen missen als ze de rijke koffiecultuur van Bali willen ontdekken.
Ervaring: 9 jaar
Spreekt: Vloeiend Engels, Bahasa
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