Shared Bathroom

Single Bed

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Local Balinese Stay (Village Homestay) - Twin Room

Local Farms in Bali 

- Arrive at Pelaga and enjoy a freshly brewed cup of organic Pelaga coffee with some local delicacies.   
- A trek around Pelaga will provide an opportunity to enjoy some of the scenery, as we Pelaga coffee beans are cultivated and picked. 
- Lunch provides another opportunity to taste some more of Pelaga’s local produce. 
- A stroll around the village after lunch will enable you to experience daily life in the village and interact with the local people. 
- A flavourful Balinese lunch 
- A short tour of the coffee production house will explain the coffee production cycle from the coffee plant to cup before returning to your accommodation
- take a walk to the nearby Nung Nung water falls, a favorite romantic spot for young couples from nearby villages. 
- Dinner with entertainment involving bamboo music and the Joged dance (dancing will be performed when the booking 6 people to more)



A full comprehensive tour of the Villagers of Kiadan Plaga with their specialty being coffee this will surely intrigue all caffeine lovers. The tour focuses on the entire process of coffee bean cultivation to harvesting and finally freshly brewed and poured into your cup

Accommodation - Kidan Plaga Village

- Early Morning is recommended to do some bird watching 

Bird watching and a relaxed tour around the village 

Kidan Plaga Village - Accommodation

Venture into mixed-crop coffee gardens with local farmers and watch the organic coffee making process unfold. Coffee almost runs in the veins of the people here and you will gain in-depth insight into the work involved in filling your coffee cup and behind the scenes issues of staying afloat in the coffee business. Put on your trekking shoes and explore Plaga’s jungle-like gardens, sprinkled with cinnamon, vanilla, clove and cocoa amongst many other plants. Find out which plants are used for what, and community strategies for conserving their local resources. **Free of charge for kids under 5 years old, and please add notes in the booking form.

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Ubud

Local Farms

2D1N Ecotourism Coffee Village Homestay

Venture into mixed-crop coffee gardens with local farmers and watch the organic coffee making process unfold. Coffee almost runs in the veins of the people here and you will gain in-depth insight into the work involved in filling your coffee cup and behind the scenes issues of staying afloat in the coffee business. Put on your trekking shoes and explore Plaga’s jungle-like gardens, sprinkled with cinnamon, vanilla, clove and cocoa amongst many other plants. Find out which plants are used for what, and community strategies for conserving their local resources.**Free of charge for kids under 5 years old, and please add notes in the booking form.

An explorer's treasure chest, with wild Orangutans, epic dive sites and history's deadliest volcano

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Indonesia

JED is a strong statement from four communities who want to decide for themselves the future of their people, their culture and their environment. Inviting visitors to their villages is a way not only to raise funds for cultural and conservation activities but also to raise community esteem for these assets. It is an opportunity for villagers to share their pride in Bali with visitors, and present Bali as they know and love it, to the world. The result is a unique chance for travelers to directly experience village life and see what Bali is all about

JED Village Ecotourism

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JED Bali

JED is a strong statement from four communities who want to decide for themselves the future of their people, their culture and their environment. Inviting visitors to their villages is a way not only to raise funds for cultural and conservation activities but also to raise community esteem for these assets. It is an opportunity for villagers to share their pride in Bali with visitors, and present Bali as they know and love it, to the world. The result is a unique chance for travelers to directly experience village life and see what Bali is all about