Uma Pakel Agro Tourism & swing

5 SL Wong - a week ago

So apparently we were told by the guide that this place serves real wild kopi luwak, coffee beans harvested from civet poop. Was it different? Definitely. It was noticeably much much more sour than the usual coffee, slightly tart. And only costed 35k to try one cup.

5 Vivek Sreekumaran - 4 months ago

Beautiful setting for the Bali swing experience. Helpful staff who are more than happy to take photos for you. They provide the long dress seen in most photos so don't worry about not having that for a good photo.

5 Einstein Schwartz Tabbilos - a day ago

They have a free float tasting of a variety of teas and coffee. They three swings of different height and several bird nests. 200,000 for the swings and pictures. 100,000 for pictures only.

5 Giang Le - a week ago

I was about to take photos like those on the internet but I gave up right after I saw the swing, lol. It was safe. First they worn the belts for you then the staff will push you out to the field area. You can chose to face outside or inside. If it's too scary for you, choose to face the inside. The staff was friendly and helpful, some of them were fun to talk to. There were some other swings with decorations to take pictures at the same area. I tried some kinds of coffee and tea and I had to say it was an impressive experience for me. Some of them tasted really good and unique. The area to drink coffee had a nice view straight to the field under the valley.

5 Amit Pratap - 3 months ago

Good value for money but they didnt have dresses available for use like other places while we were there.

5 Aatmi - a year ago

Beautiful place full of greenery. The guides show and explain hot the luwak coffee is made. They even serve 15 different types of coffee for you to try. They also give you their special red potato chips. There even is a swing from where you can see the whole view.

5 Sarah Sayson - 11 months ago

I love Uma Pakel! Tasted Luwak Kopi in 2018. Luwak Kopi also known as civet coffee is a unique coffee beans plucked from civet feces. Luwak eats berries and their droppings are collected by the Balinese. This place also has a bird’s nest and a swing perfect for Instagram posts. :) The guides here are super nice and they explain well the brewing process.