Visited back in January, and hands down this was one of my favorite days! Maurice was an amazing guide, showing passion and knowledge for the farm and his job. He spoke perfect English for me and answered every question I asked. He even played photographer, as I was there solo; and he let me take my time working my way through the farm. I never felt pressure to hurry along. The food they served for a snack and lunch was beyond delicious. Tasted so fresh! And then of course the coffee! Having the freshest cup of coffee was making my taste buds dance! I bought 8lbs of coffee straight from the farm! I kind of want them to mail me more!! Definitely a must visit!!

My life is complete with this excellent tour of a working coffee farm. You will spend hours learning about coffee and actually picking coffee beans. Tour guide was knowledgeable and you will get a snack at end of the tour with sample of the coffee. There is also a store to buy coffee which is a little expensive 40,000- 90,000mil cop. You will take a jeep to the farm and it picks you up later. One of the best experiences I ever had. Tour and Jeep for two people about 100,000mil cop.

It was a great tour! Our guide was Camilo and I did the tour in Spanish. It took about two hours and we even collected our own beans. In the end they gave us a cup of coffee to try. It was really nice there because it's a small company.

The coffee tour with Yeiner as our guide was amazing! Learned so much, got to plant a seedling, pick a few pieces of the coffee bean fruit, walk around the finca and then once we finished the tour Yeiner gave us some delicious arepas con agua panela from the kitchen. After our snack he taught us all about the science behind making a good cup of coffee and by buying fair trade/ origin approved = good quality coffee.

We had a tour of the plantation with a guide named Miller, and it was one of the most interesting and interactive tours we’ve ever been on. Miller was a passionate guide into the world of coffee and carefully balanced giving the right amount detail and fun facts, asking questions, and doing fun activities. On the tour we learned not only how coffee is grown and picked, but also what the qualities of great coffee are and how to identify them. The tour offered the opportunity to pick beans, process them and ended with a tasting test during which Miller taught us how to make the perfect copy of coffee. We loved the tour and would highly recommend. It was one of the highlights of our trip to Colombia.

I went to Finca Buenos Aires for a coffee production tour. The people at this people are extraordinary, experts, that welcome you very well and present to you the whole process in an excellent manner, asking any kind of questions you have. A very very solid experience. I learnt so much about coffee today. Thanks. I recommend it 300%. They have guided tours in English and Spanish.

La finca Buenos Aires was an amazing experience. Henderson was our guide, very knowledgeable and fluent in English, je is young and dynamic and told us everything about the coffee. La finca is very lucky to have him as a guide. From the harvest to the cup, we went though all the steps of coffee making. La finca is beautiful, the views and the landscape are breathtaking and the coffee delicious. Special Thanks to Henderson, I recommend this above any other a utility in Quindido, this is a must. Thank you Buenos Aires team for the fresh air bowl! ❤️

This was a fantastic tour that was recommended by our taxi driver from the airport. Anderson was an excellent guide. He spoke clearly and always asked if we understood him and if we had questions. He was very engaging. We learned so much about the cultivation of coffee bushes and the harvest and processing of the berries.

We just came back from the coffee tour at the finca buenos aires. We bought the ticket spontaneous at the big place in Salento. Juliana was our tourguide. She did her job very well, explained everything clearly and therefore it was easy to understand. She is very cheerful and put the whole thing across humorously. Even we normally do not drink coffee we liked and enjoyed the tour all in all. It was only the two of us so it was kind of a private tour which was cool! You plant your own coffee, pluck it and walk through the trees. The view and the vibe is dreamlike. I can recommend going there.

The finca that carried out the coffee tour we found completely by chance. On the way from Armenia to Pereira, you leave the road and enter a very difficult path. It is a path that is impossible for any other car to pass. It's about a 20 minute track. Then you arrive at this finca. The tour price per person is 35,000 COP. The same price applies to children. The tour takes about 2 hours. A wide range of information is given from the cultivation of coffee to its marketing. Finally, coffee tasting is done by talking about coffee preparation methods. There is also a cafe inside. They have very good coffees. I think a tour is also organized every 2 hours from Salento. On the way back, instead of taking it to the Armenia-Pereira road immediately, navigation applications continue to wander on a path. I think you can connect directly to the road. healthier. Finca also has coffee production and coffee sending service. Nice experience.

You can not miss out on this experience! The whole tour is so well done from start to finish. They even offered the tour in English which was very nice, it comes with a snack and coffee at the end. You can even pick red coffee cherries (which was my favorite part). Make sure this is a part of your trip if you are in the Salento, Armenia or Filindia area. The tour guide did an excellent job explaining everything and it was not rushed either. Plenty of opportunities for photos and questions too…the tour was full of history, knowledge and experience. It is a VERY reasonable cost too, about $7-$8 and worth every penny!

What a wonderful visit to a coffee farm. The attention was very good from the moment we arrived, and our English speaking tour guide, Anderson, did a great job at describing everything about the farm with great detail and great eloquence. It was a super fun experience to learn about the coffee making process and about the farm life. The arepas given at the end of the tour were very good, and the drinks served very refreshing. Being able to try the coffee at the end was very enjoyable. Highly recommend a visit here if you are in the area.

Very comprehensive tour in less than 2 hours. I now know the life cycle of coffee from inception to regeneration to processing. Did you know that trees and plants are used to fertilize the soil and to repel incects? Also everything in coffee growing and making is biodegradable or recycled.

MUST GO, all coffee tours on this region are great but to be honest the time the tour guides take to explain everything the best way possible is amazing. The farm is very well preserved and to be honest I would totally go back to know more about how making coffee is a whole magicla process

We had the best coffee tour ever. So much information, so well explained by our guide Nati. The place is stunning with amazing views

Must do when in the region. Really interesting to understand how coffee is grown and harvested. Camillo gave us much insights ending the tour with a delicious coffee :)