El Ocaso Coffee Farm Tours | Tourist Attraction

May 16th, 2023 by robjansenphotography.com

We think this place lost its passion for coffee. We arrived at 8:30 and thought we could order a coffee before the tour started, but no one was willing to help us. They all said that the cafe opens at 9:00, but then our English tour started as well. The guy gave its presentation at different locations, but when we asked some more in-depth questions he didn't know the answer or said something unlikely. So we believe there are other farms who are more passionate about coffee and can answer all your coffee questions.
It is now $40.000 pp.

September 15th, 2022 by evulekotule

Very nice and modern finca. We did the English coffee tour at 9 (just our family and one more guy, 30000 per adult, little less for kid) and hang out around for more 4 hours. There are several out-door tables with beautiful views. I had an on-line lesson there due to their wifi. My husband and kids did some school, had a lunch in restaurant and went for a short hike.

The road is dirty but in good shape. We came downhill from Salento and left downhill.

April 30th, 2019 by www.ziegeleder.at

We did the English tour at 9.00...as mentioned at this time not many people. Our guide was funny and we had a good time for 1.5 hours. Can really recommend! Unfortunately we could not "persuade" them ro let us stay on the parking with our Motorhome. ..but Hostal Serrana (mentioned on iOverlander) is perfect and close to this place.

April 22nd, 2019 by burtonsnow29

Took the tour in English with Arles for 20,000clp. Great tour! Nice cup of coffee at the end.

January 17th, 2018 by mowagon

Go for the early 9am (English) or 10am (Spanish) tour - after these times it gets way busier. There were only a few other people with us at 9am. Also worth going to the cafe afterwards to try the speciality coffee and different types of brew - the staff are super friendly and can explain all !!

From Ocaso you can walk down and along the river, back to the main road - much nicer than walking back uphill to Salento.

January 7th, 2018 by kamilli77-motorrad

Wunderschöne Kaffeeplantage. wenn man etwas über Kaffee lernen möchte, hier ist der Platz dafür. Kostet 21000COP inklusive Jeeptransfer von Salento.

April 16th, 2017 by aroundpanamericana

The coffee farm is amazing. They offer English tours at 9, 11, 12, 1, 2 and 4, it costs 15.000 Pesos per person and takes around 1,5 hours. You can walk from town in around 1 hour, back we took a Jeep for 3.000 Pesos each, it's a very steep way back to town.
The tour was very good. You have to pick coffee beans and get one cup of coffee at the end. Highly recommended!

February 7th, 2017 by www.practicingforretirement.com

Now 15k pp. 90 minute tour. Good information in English. We didn't ask about camping here but it would be very cool. WiFi on site. You can buy beans direct from the farm for quite reasonable prices (eg. 11,000k for 250grams).

January 25th, 2017 by cruisingsouth.com

Awesome coffee tour. Reserve the 3 hour "Premium" tour for 50,000 COP if you want to learn more about coffee and the local production than you could hope for.

April 12th, 2016 by vremsbottom

awesome farm and tour in english. also has rooms available.

August 28th, 2015 by el-garnelo.de

We did the tour on a Friday at 9am and were the only ones. Tours start almost every hour and you can walk from La Serrana to there (around 40min). The tour is really nice. They show you the full life cycle from production, harvest, selection, grounding and roasting. The tour costs 10k per person, takes around 90min and ends with a coffee tasting. Only negative thing: they were quite in a rush so we didn't have enough time to take pictures :)

June 24th, 2015 by trekgreatamerican

Can do good coffee tours here