The 6 Coffee Farm Tours in Medellin That Earn Their Price

1.Medellín Coffee Farm Tour with Trolley and Cable Car Ride

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 277 reviews · 4h 30m · from $56Our pick

Meet your English or Spanish-speaking guide at San Antonio station for a tram and cable car ride to Comuna 8. Walk through Barrio La Sierra, visit Casa Finca de La Sierra, pick coffee berries, learn the full process, and taste locally grown coffee with a family-run project.

“Absolute phenomenal tour! I am so grateful to have gotten the chance to see another area of Medellin and try some delicious coffee in the process! Our guide was incredible at translating and answering all of our questions. Highly recommend!”

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2.Horseback Riding Coffee Farm Tour with Coffee Spa

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 151 reviews · 5 hours · from $150

Meet your English- or Spanish-speaking guide at Arvi Metro Cable Station for a small-group trip to Don Leandro Coffee Farm. Ride horseback along an old muleteer path, learn and practice coffee-making, plant a coffee tree, then enjoy a coffee steam room, cold plunge, massage, and tasting.

“In my 15 day trip to Colombia, this was easily my favorite activity.”

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3.Comuna 13 & Coffee Farm Private Tour in Medellin | The Best Combo

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 46 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $150Top rated

Spend the morning learning Comuna 13’s story through murals, electric escalators, and local life, then visit a family coffee farm near Sabaneta. Guides such as Daniel and Alejandro add strong local context, while lunch, transport, and coffee tastings are included.

“The tour guide went out of his way to ensure we had an experience of a lifetime. Highly recommend Alejandro who was extremely knowledgeable of the coffee industry. We had 9 in our group and everyone was very happy. The lunch was great, planned right in the middle of both tours.”

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4.Coffee Farm & ATVs Private Tour in Medellin: Stunning Views & Fun

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 31 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $229

Spend about eight hours on a private Medellín tour with pickup in El Poblado or Laureles, a two-hour ATV ride in Guarne, and a family coffee farm visit in Sabaneta. Guides such as Erika, Sara, and Andres add local insight, while lunch, safety gear, insurance, and four brewing methods are included.

“This was a great day with our guide Erika. The ATV ride was a blast, although we would have liked to stop one or two more times for photos. We had an amazing experience at a family organic coffee farm that included a delicious lunch, and learning all about the coffee making process from growing and picking the beans to the end product. We picked beans and learned to make coffee 4 different ways and enjoyed some fantastic organic coffee. There was a fair amount of time in the car but we didn’t mind since we got to hear about life in Medellin. It was an added bonus that Erika…”

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5.Coffee Farm and Barista Workshop Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 9 reviews · from $66

Meet your English-speaking instructor at Arví Park metro station, then travel to Don Leandro Special Coffee Farm for a three-hour barista workshop. Learn how grind, water, speed, and brewing method shape your cup, with hands-on practice in a small group of up to 10.

“A really good day! Weather delayed our arrival on the cable cars, and they were very accommodating and stayed late to make sure we had the full experience. We did not realize this tour included the sauna and massage experience, which was a pleasant surprise. The farm is located deep in the park, and the journey to get there is longer than expected, but great views. The guides and attendants were very kind and friendly!”

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6.Coffee Tour Experience at a Coffee Farm

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 3 reviews · 4 hours · from $72

Travel by private car from Medellín to an Envigado coffee farm, where Leonore may guide you through coffee history, farming, roasting, grinding, and tasting. You will wear traditional farmer clothing, enjoy lunch, and receive a coffee kit. English and Spanish tours run for four hours in groups of up to 12.

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