Bogotá Coffee Farm Day Trip: Hacienda Coloma Tasting & Lunch

Colombian coffee stories from Bogotá to Hacienda Coloma

You’ll follow fresh mountain air from Bogotá to Hacienda Coloma for a hands-on coffee farm tour with local guides. Taste Colombian coffee right where it’s grown, share stories over lunch (included on private tours), and get hotel pickup so you can just relax into it all. Expect muddy shoes—and maybe a new favorite brew.

Step-by-step itinerary

Coffee farm visit and scenic views

• Travel through iconic villages
• Enjoy beautiful village views
• Learn about coffee at farm

The Experience

I didn’t think I’d ever see coffee cherries up close—honestly, I always pictured them as brown beans straight out of the bag. But standing there at Hacienda Coloma, about an hour outside Bogotá, our guide handed me this bright red cherry and said, “Here’s where your morning starts.” It was early but already warm, and the air smelled like wet earth and something sweet I couldn’t quite place. My shoes got muddy almost right away. Not glamorous, but it felt real.

We’d left Bogotá with a small group—everyone half-awake except for our driver, who seemed to know every twist in the road by heart. The drive itself was a surprise: green hills rolling past little villages, laundry hanging out in splashes of color. Our guide, Camila, pointed out a bakery she loved (“Best almojábanas if you’re ever back this way,” she grinned). By the time we reached the farm for our day trip from Bogotá to Hacienda Coloma, I’d already learned more about Colombian breakfast than any travel blog ever told me.

The tour itself wasn’t rushed. We watched workers sort the beans by hand—one woman sang softly while she worked, and even though I didn’t catch all the words, it stuck with me. The tasting at the end was simple: no fancy barista tricks, just hot coffee poured into thick mugs. It tasted different—maybe because I could see where it came from? Lunch was included (if you book private), and it was hearty stuff—rice, chicken stew, plantains. I tried to say thank you in Spanish; got a smile back anyway.

I keep thinking about that first sip under the trees. If you’re looking for a day trip coffee farm experience near Bogotá that actually feels personal—not just another tourist stop—I’d say this is it. There’s something about being there that lingers longer than you expect.

What’s included

Your day includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Bogotá, guided tour of Hacienda Coloma with insights into every step of coffee production (from cherry to cup), hands-on tasting of Colombian coffee at the farm itself, all-risk insurance throughout your visit—and if you choose a private option, a traditional Colombian lunch is part of the experience before heading back home.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelPublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Gran Colombia Tours

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Top questions

How far is Hacienda Coloma from Bogotá?

It’s about an hour’s drive from central Bogotá to Hacienda Coloma.

Is lunch included in the coffee farm tour?

Lunch is included only on private tours; shared tours do not include lunch.

Does the tour include hotel pickup?

Yes, hotel pickup and drop-off are included in both shared and private options.

What language does the guide speak?

The guide speaks Spanish and English during the tour.

Is public transportation available nearby?

Yes, there are public transportation options close to the meeting point if needed.

Can infants join this day trip?

Infants are welcome but must sit on an adult’s lap during transport.

Is this day trip suitable for people with limited mobility?

You should have at least moderate physical fitness as some walking is required on uneven ground.

What happens if only one person books?

If minimum numbers aren’t met (at least 2), you’ll be offered another date or a full refund.