4.5Jatiluwih Green Land(2.654 reviews) - Just okay Friday: 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Farms • Scenic Walking Areas
Nominated for designation as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Jatiluwih offers a beautiful view of contoured rice terraces irrigated using an impressive communal water system developed by Balinese farmers. The scenic drive through the quaint villages and verdant slopes of the central coastal regency of Tabanan adds to the experience. See more..
This place is a gem. The grounds were lush and green and so well maintained. Everything was labeled so you knew why you were looking at and so healthy and vibrant. The coffee processing was amazing and we got to get in there and play around with roasting and grinding in the giant mortar and pestle. The hosts were great and they had a flight of coffee and tea that was free. The only one that was 50,000 rupias was the kopi luwak. Of course we tried it. It was very rich and a little grainy. But overall good. Great gift shop as well and we were able to see the animal that the coffee comes from. Great place! A must see!See more..
4.5Bali Pulina Coffee Plantation(926 reviews) - The Best attraction and it barely know even by locals Friday: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Farms
Bali Pulina is a coffee plantation, where we can learn how to make the most unique coffee of the world. we can also see other different types of plant and trees like cocoa , coffee, coconut, and also rice terrace paddy as the view that we enjoy during drinking the coffee. Rather that it, we could also play the game as Giant Swing tree, Zip line, and swimming pool right in the middle of jungle. we also available the photo spot for you who like to take you selfie picture.See more..
We do this walk since 10 years, and regret the continuous building in the ricefields. But it still remains our favourite place in Ubud, as there is always a breeze, and you can do such a lovely walk there. Some write the path stops, but that is not true, you can walk from Jl. Kajeng (or better you start at the right sight of Puri Museum Lukisan) and then all the way to a small bridge, there you turn left, and then you come back along Cafe Pomegranate. Some parts have steep egdes, but it is really lovely. This year we stayed at Sweet Orange Pondok for 4 nights, an absolute gem in this area, it's a warung but also a small boutique hotel. Just go there, it's lovely!See more..
Good experience to have if you have never had tasted this coffee. Awesome aroma and drink but too expensive for me. For $35 (AUD) we tried a range of flavoured coffee, Fried banana and a small cup of Luwak coffee each. The place is located in a typical Balinese houseSee more..
4.5The Kul Kul Farm(46 reviews) - A little slice of paradise Friday: 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Lessons & Workshops • Farms
The Kul Kul Farm is a permaculture farm within walking distance from the Green School in Bali. We offer workshops and experiences that are designed to inspire and teach permaculture skills for sustainable living. Our team is made up of farmers, home chefs, bamboo builders, herbalists, educators, creatives and entrepreneurs and we’re here to share our passions for earth friendly living. Workshops & Experiences Include: - Permaculture Farm Tours (Every Monday) - Home Apothecary Workshops - Permaculture Workshops - and Bamboo Design & Build Courses with Bamboo USee more..
It's hard to put to word our experience at Side by Side. Ketut was absolutely lovely throughout, teaching my partner and I about their invaluable work in the community. He was friendly, knowledgable, took all the time in the world for us.. he and his sister-in-law made some seriously delicious meals. The dinner banquet there is to die for. The place is incredibly grounding. So serene as the light fades and you get surrounded by this cocoon of forest sounds punctuated with the pin-pricks of firefly light. Blissful. Absolutely blissful.See more..
My family loved this coffee tasting stop as part of the GreenBike Cycling Tour As you sit atop a lush valley, with amazing photo ops, the sampling tray of coffee is expansive and served with a pancake stack which was simply perfect. For around 60,000 IDR (less than $AUD 6) I highly recommend you order a Luwak Coffee here. They set up the brewing in front of you and whilst the coffee is not anything special (like a long black), the experience itself is priceless. The setting was amazing and lush and the decor was perfect for an open restaurant feel above a rainforest. The coffee shop was a bit expensive though, certainly cheaper purchases are found elsewhere, but the experience there is amazing.See more..
4.0Oka Agro Wisata(25 reviews) - Worlds most expensive coffee Farms
We visited this coffee plantation where they keep civets in cages and let them eat on coffee beans. The pits of the bean which is the coffee, are passed through the digestive tract of the civet and then collected by workers, cleaned, and roasted. It was amazing to watch the entire process done by the workers. We tasted some of the coffee and it wasn't too bad. We even bought a small bag of it which cost $35.00 USA.See more..
Jatiharum Luwak Coffee is definitely the most authentic bali coffee plantation to visit if you want to experience Bali's original luwak coffee processing as well as to get a taste of our local spices. We are conveniently located at Banjar Soka Desa Senganan Penebel-Tabanan, one of Bali's three UNESCO World Heritage sites known as Jatiluwih Rice Terrace. Over here, not only will you get to sample 15 types of aromatic coffee and tea free, you will also be able to enjoy organic snacks like organic rice cake all made fresh using our local organic farm product while you enjoy the most spectacular view of our beautiful rice terrace without even having to pay for the entrance fee!See more..
4.5The Organic Farm & Cafe Bali(17 reviews) - A must do cultural experience! Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Farms • Cooking Classes
Love to be a giving traveler instead of a tourist? Meanwhile learning about the farmers and their kids/family traditional lives? Pick and eat/taste what you see growing? Planting your own Seed of love tree and let the farmers kids practice their English with you? Or enjoy a Balinese/Jamu cooking class? Or just visit us for a delicious farm to table all home made lunch?See more..
4.5Bali Agritours(14 reviews) - Authentic Bali Farmer experience Friday: 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Farms • Cooking Classes
Bali Agritours: Organic Farm Cooking & Farm Tour. Get to know Balinese farming up-close. From rice paddy trekking, collecting fresh produce from the gardens, Balinese water irrigation culture and system, organic plantations, water buffalo riding rice field plowing, rice planting - cultivation to harvesting, fishing to cooking your own meal. Designed for all ages from 6 year old. Learn about the art of rice cultivation, rice field irrigation and the corresponding management structure famously known as SUBAK. Grasp a bit of understanding the beliefs concept behind those many shrines and temples they built on their farmland which are dedicated to the Gods and Goddess of fertility and prosperity. We are empowering a creative traditional farming method to preserve our culture and the environment by using compost fertilizer, buffaloes for plowing and ancient husking mortars instead of chemical fertilizers and tractors. Proudly owned and Operated by Bali Small Farmers Community.See more..
I Love BAS Agroutourism is the first agrotourism spot that located in Bangli, Bali – Indonesia since 18th of July 2001 and it has the concept of combining the nature with the result of plantation and agriculture. Since then, I Love BAS Agrotourism has consistently introducing these commodities both locally and internationally. The agricultural products that are produces by I Love BAS Agrotourism iSee more..
5.0Pande's Farm(13 reviews) - Unforgettable tour of a small scale organic farm Friday: Spent 2-3 hours Farms
Our place is a small local farming located in village with green view and fresh air. We keep our farming in harmony through organic farming system for sustainable agriculture and also our tradition concept we call Tri Hita Karana wich is mean three relationship that cause happiness in life. Come visit our authentic local farming to learn about our native plant as food, medicine and ceremonial used based on our farming culture. Also we have some traditional workshop to do. Please check from our website. Thank you.See more..
4.0Sibetan Farm(13 reviews) - Free Explore and Harvesting Salak Fruits with GunGGunG Adventure Farms
Free Explore and Harvesting Salak Fruits with GunGGunG Adventure the spieit of agrotourism. what ever the activities that we are joint in with GunGGunG Adventure either Salak Agro Village Trail / Salak Agro - Mt. Agung Sunrise / Salak Agro Cycling /Salak Agro Trekking. See more..
my driver took me here to see luwak and luwak cofee.first,the staff give me some brief explanation on how luwak coffee made,i saw the luwak coffee bean ,and also luwak(civet) in the cage.then the staff took me to have a seat,and starting the tea and coffee tasting session,it is free,if you love certain tea or coffee,you can buy it at their shop.also,you can taste coffee luwak here,but have to pay.i ordered one cup of luwak coffee,it is fragrance, a good try. after that,the staff took me to their shop,i bought two packs of red ginger tea,the brand is gunung sari,i think the price quite expensive if compared to other brands.you can play on the swing there,but not free. i only tried bird nest,it is free,and i took some pics there.overall, a nice experience here.See more..
Once you arrive; they will take you for a tour to show how coffee is made. You get go meet the luwak animal ( secret behind luwak coffee) and taste all the types of tea and coffee they offer. Plan a good hour for the visit yo enjoy it. Below are some pictures for coffee and cocoa treesSee more..
Kintamani is one the most scenic and interesting areas of Bali.A massive volcano 30,000 year ago creadted a 13 kilometer wide caldera.Now Lake Batur fills half of the active Volcano Mount Batur occupies the other half.KINTAMANI ORGANIC FARM & TOUR is located in the rich volcanic soil just sout of the caldera.We grow fruits, vegetable, spices, Bali Cofee using traditional organic methods. Jus 5 minute to the best view point of the Lake and Volcano BaturSee more..
The people there are friendly and shared much information about bees, honey, and coffee while they took us around on a 20-minute tour of the place. Following that there was free tasting of some of their products, including honey, coffees, and teas. The luwak coffee was however chargeable, but there was no pressure to opt for that. We did give it a try though, and it was alright for the price. At the end of the tour we were brough to a shop where they sell their products. The items were generally expensive, but again, there was no pressure to purchase. We only bought three items, but they were still friendly after. The location is a little remote though, so it is abit of a drive to get there.See more..
Gorgeous add to your to do list and bring your bathers and towel you won't be disappointed. Cafe near by were you can enjoy a light lunch and cold drink.See more..
coffee and chocolate farm. u also can see mongoose or luwak. they show visitors luwak's poop and how they roast it. comparing luwak's coffee and normal coffee. they gave free testers coffees and teas. if u want to try luwak coffee had to pay IDR 50.000 for each glass. luwaks coffee too bitter for me. they had little shop, sellung powder version of thei coffees and teas. i liked their coconut coffee and bought some for souvenir IDR 108.000 for 100gr. a little bit pricey but fineSee more..
Bali Vanilla Farm(0 review) Friday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Farms
Bali Vanilla Farm would like to welcome you to the one of largest vanilla farm in Bali. As we all know, Bali is one of tourist center and also Bali is the best place growing vanilla since long time ago, Bali become the best place to learn how to grow both type of vanilla Planifolia and Tahitian. Both type of vanilla is grow very well in all area in Bali especially on area northern part of Bali. Bali as one of center of vanilla production also perfect place as a spot education for next generation which is most of them doesn’t know about vanilla. We are under one of cooperate vanilla farmers in Bali, since we produced our vanilla our self, we are able to offer our vanilla bean in competitive price. We take great pride in our products and we strive to provide the best and premium vanilla bean and qualified for export.See more..
