Bali Pulina

5 Anantha Padmanabhan B - 3 months ago

The entrance fee is IDR100,000 per person. For that you get a free tour of their coffee plantation, a coffee and snack of your choice.

The guide we got was helpful and described each segment of the coffee making procedure very well. He also explained about the plants and trees present there and it’s importance in Bali. We also tried the Luwak Coffee but it turned out to be too strong for my liking.

Parking space was also sufficient. Overall great experience.

5 Daniel Kentfield - 3 weeks ago

Great tour! Our guide spoke great English and explained all about the process of growing and roasting coffee. As well as a few other crops such as cocoa, vanilla etc.

The entrance price was very reasonable at 100,000 IDR each which included 1 meal and 1 drink set each.

The view is beautiful too, the cafe overlooks the valley with the plantation below.

4 Marian Razvan Toader - 3 days ago

We got to see the entire coffee workflow from harvesting until the roasting phase. Very nice experience overall. The selection of food and drinks is also very tasty.

5 Stefan - 6 months ago

Of course we are not a fan of keeping those animals in a cage. Nevertheless - just focusing on the areal, the Plantage, the service and our personal tour guide, we think it’s worth to go.

In the beginning, they charge you 100k/Person. Therefore you get walked around by a local guide which speaks good English. You can ask details about different herbs and plants.

In the end, at the coffee, you can use those 100k/Person for drinks. It’s like a budget you have. We got the coffee tester, a separate cup of Luwak coffee, a tea and coconut ice. Still there was budget left. So we didn’t add up.

Everything was good. You should go there to if you seek awareness of Luwak coffee production.

5 Luis Alejandro Crespo Falco - 2 months ago

You pay 100K IDR upfront, but it's well worth it.

A guide talks you through the process of making coffee (Luwak and traditional), while you walk among the plantation; where you can see several different plants that they grow there.

Then you can sit at their cafe and taste their coffee plus a snack of your choice per person (included with the entrance fee). We went for the pisang goreng and their sticky rice cakes with palm sugar syrup; so good!

5 Chaya Babani - 9 months ago

Very scenic place and we had a tour of how the luwak coffee is made ..the process around it.

She showed us coffee bean as well as the luwak cats were also there.

Found their luwak coffee tasty though it was a bit expensive.

5 Noy Sofianita - 2 months ago

This unique coffee agrotourism is well known by both local and foreign people.
Here we are educated from planting, roasting to grinding coffee.
They have 8 types of coffee but their most famous product is Kopi Luwak, which they deliberately keep in ram wire cages and feed them coffee.
The place is very beautiful and clean, well arranged, because it is located above the valley the scenery here is very green from the trees.
If we walk down there is a pond and also a bridge so please walk around if you come here. You are guaranteed to be happy :)
Photo captured on August 15, 2015