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4 hours 15 minutes
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This is a tour organized in a family cafe in an urban area not far from the city center, where you will have the experience of processing coffee from seed to cup.
We'll drink a lot of coffee and get to know the whole transformation process.
The tour will start at San Antonio Metro Station; from there we will board a tram for 20 minutes and then arrive at Estacion oriente where we will board a cable car for 15 minutes where we will have a panoramic view of the city, we will arrive at Barrio La Sierra located in commune 8 where we will have a 20-minute walk and climb stairs since the farm is located in a popular area; where the history of transformation and culture of this community will be told, then we will arrive at home where the coffee family will be waiting which will tell them their life story and explain practically all the processes that are required for the elaboration of the coffee.
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Medellin Metrocable
We will board the cable car to reach the coffee farm where we will have a panoramic view of the city of Medellin.
We will board the Ayacucho tram to go to commune 8, during the journey the guide will explain the history of the area through which the tram route passes.
Coffee and/or Tea
typical costume for harvesting coffee fruits
Gratuities
51 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Trip43221117218,Mar 31, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
I’ve been visiting Medellin for over 20 years—my wife’s family lives here—and this is one of the best experiences I’ve had. You get to see a rarely seen part of the city, taking the tram and then metro cables up to the La Sierra neighborhood, and there’s a fair bit of steep uphill walking. Then you get this great experience of first sitting and having a cup of local coffee, then walking a short distance to a working coffee field and getting to pick and sample beans, then back to the cafe for a more thorough demonstration of coffee processing, using the very beans we picked. You end up with another fresh cup of coffee and a sweet treat while enjoying the magnificent view. I have visited the coffee farm my wife’s family owned for decades, and I learned more in this one afternoon. Great experience for our kids. Our guide, Daniela, was a gem. Very friendly and well informed, could explain everything in English or Spanish. The coffee demo by Rosa and her family was also great. Aside from the uphill walking, you need to be careful (as Daniela warned us) to look out for cars, busses, & motos while walking on some narrow twisty roads. If you can handle that, don’t miss this tour.




abiosei,Mar 31, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Good experience seeing a different part of the city (after riding the tram and cable car), visiting a coffee farm and learning about the coffee making process.
Karen R,Mar 30, 2026
- Review from Viator
Camilo was a wonderful tour guide. He knew most of the people in the neighborhood and stopped to talk to the children to help with their English. The coffee picking and learning about the process was very interesting. It was a special experience.
Christopher C,Mar 23, 2026
- Review from Viator
Melisa was an excellent tour guide and very insightful with the stories and history of La Sierra area. The best coffee we tasted in our week here in Medellin. Highly recommend to do this tour.
Adventure05359125780,Mar 2, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Very well organized. The people were welcoming and nice. We loved the little stories that our guide Melisa told us along the way. The coffee farm was beautiful and a lot bigger than we expected. We recommend bringing a lot of water as the hike has a lot of stairs and the hill is quite steep. The farm owner explained every steps very clearly and we were able to taste their coffee a few times which was great. Overall very good experience! We highly recommend!
Igor S,Feb 24, 2026
- Review from Viator
This tour is just excellent. You experience the whole process of picking up the coffee beans from the tree to the final product, rosted coffee. Rosa was great in explaining the whole proces and our guide Julian was super nice and helpfull. He even helped us to buy tickets for metro rail since the machines were not working. One warning, you will get dirty when going into the coffee field to pickup the beans.
Caldetico,Feb 21, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
An unforgettable experience, the train and cable car tour covered. The visit to the place, the climb 300 steps no more, and the fun coffee catch. The explanation and tasting very complete. This is a craft tour, prepared by the family, blessings to all!
Ryan K,Feb 15, 2026
- Review from Viator
Definitely a good tour. I had a chance to ask a lot of questions and gain a better understanding of coffee in Colombia. My favorite part was getting an opportunity to pick the coffee beans. My tour guide was very nice and spoke English to me the whole time. If you like coffee then this is a good tour.
A1545YLgabrielv,Feb 14, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
wear comfortable shoes and bring lots of water with you because you do go up two steep hills and possibly a few hundred steps, aside from that it's a beautiful tour full of information about the coffee process, neighborhood, and plantation history. Annie was an amazing tour guide. definitely recommend.
Akbar P,Feb 5, 2026
- Review from Viator
Excellent guide and really friendly and welcoming coffee farm family who were great hosts and explained the whole coffee experience in great detail
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