You could easily spend a whole day here. Coffee farm tour, music store tour, chocolate workshops, places to shop, eat, drink, horseback riding, bike rentals and so many photo worthy places. The coffee tour was so cool and the guide was thorough. I learned a lot. Educational and fun. Highly recommend. 15Q to get in and 60Q for the coffee tour. Multiple restaurants and cafes to choose from. Great affordable souvenirs better prices than the artisan shops.

Top recommended coffee tour places around Antigua. There are more famous coffee tour farms, but they are very expensive and commercial. The price here is much more reasonable, and the farm is so beautiful and peaceful. In addition to coffee farms, there are various experiences such as making chocolate, riding bicycles and horses in the farm. It is well documented on the website. The coffee farm tour is highly recommended, but English explanations are not available and only Spanish is available. If guests come from outside, I would definitely recommend this farm tour.

We visited the Finca without a guide but the small museum was still informative. It’s a really nice place to come and relax. They have several cafes, a beer garden with a great variety of food and beverages. The atmosphere is just great! The entrance without a guide is 20Q.

Very cool place with lots to offer! Great plantation tour offered in both english and Spanish.

Great place to do a coffee tour, very knowledgeable and tours also available in English. You can spend a whole afternoon exploring and visiting the farm and the chocolate museum. They also have a cafe and restaurant. It’s a quick Uber or you can also walk from town, only 30 mins

Working coffee farm with a nice coffee museum and tours in English and Spanish. There is a deli, beer garden, culture museum, and restaurant here too. The dual English and Spanish displays in the museum are great for language learning on a topic that you are passionate about. The caffeine helps.

Decent coffee tout and experience close to the city. We walked there from downtown and enjoyed a coconut on the way. Great tour in English, just over an hour and very informative. Who knew coffee plants / bushes / trees took sooooo long to grow. Loved the passion and ask about 3 coffees a day. Enjoy!

If you're in Antigua, be sure to drop by Finca La Azotea! A beautiful, relaxing spot that includes a fun little coffee museum that features some informative exhibits. You can also see and sample cacao, the source of chocolate, there. It also has a beer garden that serves some fine beer and delicious burritos. Check it it out!

Lovely coffee farm with 3 museums plus tours. Tour guides are friendly and some are bilingual. Wonderful coffee. It's cheaper than finca filadelfia too.

Absolutely beautiful! You should visit this amazing place and will take you around 6 hours to enjoy all the amenitiestgey have from horseback riding to a small coffee museum

We went there as a guy from the Netherlands recommended this place. It is a good place to hang out but only if you did your bucket list first. You shouldn’t sacrifice anything else for that place. The beer garden is quite nice with live music and a relaxing area. The coffee museum was okay but it sounded probably a bit more as it was in the end. If you go I wish you an enjoyable experience.

Beautiful place only downside is you have to pay for every tour once inside. Which cost wise is not much but wish I would have known before. The area includes multiple food choices and drinks. Definitely worth a visit you can spend anywhere between 2 to 3 hours here.

We did the chocolate workshop and it was one of our highlights of our trip to Guatemala! The guide, Edwin, was extremely charismatic and informative and made this experience super fun and interactive. I did the one hour workshop but wish I had done the 2-hour one. We also did the coffee tour and had a beer in their facilities. This place is amazing and a must stop for anyone in the area! I honestly might come back at the end of my trip. Would not walk here but take a tuk tuk.

Finca Azoren is a beautiful spot. It is a coffee farm with excellent coffees but as well a place to relax. You can explore the finca on your own, enjoy the food in the restaurants and have a beer in the beer garden. A hidden treasure stroll from Antigua town center approximately 30 minutes walk or by Tuc Tuc. Strongly recommended

Enjoyed our tour at Finca La Azotea. Fun tour learning about the process of making coffee. We went earlier in the day but there’s a really cool beer garden at the end for a drink.

Tour price was just Q50 each and we were lucky enough to have the tour just for us 2 people. Our guide Emanuel was excelend, answered all our questions, very knowledgeble and positive. I can also recomend to visit and try the chocolate at this place as well as have a meal or beers at the beer garden.

Excellent place to see coffee farm and museum of coffee and also music museum. Worth taking guided tour - you just have to pay 10Q more per person. There are also 2 shops where you could buy coffee, musical instrument, handmade things and others.

Our minds were blown by this experience! The tour was amazing— we learned so many cool facts about coffee that we’ve been able to bring home. Our tour guide was awesome— I speak Spanish fluently but my partner doesn’t and our tour guide spoke slowly enough for me to have time to interpret for my partner. The tour included some AMAZING coffee at the end.

Such a great place to spend the afternoon. A short ride from Antigua, we went with our family and there’s so much to see and do. We liked seeing the coffee operation and wandering the grounds. The food and ambience at the beer garden was great and our kids had a blast.

Awesome experience with great coffee and cacao! Alejandro and his young assistant took us to the cafetal on quads

What a wonderful place, one can visit the coffee museum as well as the music museum. It has such a wonderful self explanatory art

It's a pretty area, but was expecting more from this place. I was interested in doing a coffee tour and tasting, however, there wasn't much of a tour. There were two hallways that displayed the history and process of coffee, but didn't see any guides. The tasting consisted of just one cup of coffee. We tried the chocolate covered strawberries and they were just berries that had been covered with chocolate and frozen, not fresh. After this, we just spent some time in the beer garden, which had live music and drinks.

My friend and I were lucky enough to arrive on a day when there was a tour (I don’t know what the tour schedule is). Manuel was such a fantastic tour guide! We had the option to take the tour in English or Spanish, and Manuel is clearly an expert and the tour was really interesting. I hadn’t realized how little I knew about coffee prior to this. Each coffee tree only produces 32 cups of coffee! That’s not very much at all! Manuel walked us through the coffee museum and then we went out to the finca. What a beautiful place! It was so relaxing and interesting. I’m so glad we were able to take a tour! The gift shop has a nice selection of gifts, and the outdoor restaurants, cervecería, café, etc are fantastic. I ended up spending 7 hours at the finca on Saturday, because it was such a nice atmosphere. There are activities for kids, hammocks to lounge in, a band played music, and there’s plenty of food and drinks to choose from. I definitely plan to go back again.

The museum portion itself leaves much to be desired but the rest of the grounds are beautiful and good to have some lunch, coffee, a beer. 20Q entrance to the coffee museum and Azotea grounds. A selection of chocolate and coffees are available for sale. The 10 year old boy who was in the chocolate shop was probably one of the most professional salespeople/helpers I’ve seen. Nice little family business that deserves a visit