Hidden Garden Agriculture

5 Nikitas Potamitis - 4 months ago

They are very welcoming and instantly showed us around the garden. Explained every tree and process of making teas and coffees. We were given a large number of drinks to sample and try out! We ended up buying some coffee which i believe everyone is expected to do as we got free sampling plus its a nice thing to buy! They have an adorable baby Luwak which is worth the visit alone!

5 Restri Intan - 4 months ago

nice coffee plantations. the guide explain nicely and didnt give us price, only donations if you'd like. everything taste so good depends what you like. but the price of the product is bit expensive.

4 Aidan Le-Devenish - 3 months ago

Luwak coffee!! Was interesting to learn the story behind the coffee beans. And the taste sampling was an absolute highlight. We walked through the garden, didn’t learn much about the trees and plants they were showing us, however they were friendly and not pushy at all
Certainly recommending this place. We dropped in unplanned on the way back from a canyoning day trip at GitGit waterfall.

4 Fatma Saifan - 2 months ago

Nice .. informative .. friendly staff .. we saw cute baby luwak

5 Pierce Rickets - 2 months ago

It’s a lovely little gem

The whole experience is greater towards having you buy some pricey coffee and tea. But it is absolutely worth it. You get to tour their garden, meet their luwak, and do a tasting

1 Andrei B. - 2 weeks ago

Stay away from this place. This is not a coffee plantation as they claim it’s simply someones back yard with a few coffee bushes and various other plants that they have over there. If you look closely besides the 2 robusta and arabica bushes they have when you enter the place there is no coffee anywhere in sight, there are only rice plantations when you look down from the swing. Also thier shop sells at a very high price various brands of coffee tobacco and other stuff which you cand find at any decent supermarket on the island. I have asked wich is thebrand of coffe is theirs and why they are selling other brands as well they could not answer, when i have asked where are the rest of the luwaks they are raising over there to make the luwak coffee no answer to this as well.Simply put it this is a tourist trap. The only reason i ended up in this place was because of our driver who recommended it (he probably is getting some kickbacks from the owner for this). Atter leaving and looking around i soted another 3 places similar to this in just a few km

3 Tymoteusz Wawryk - a week ago

First of all very nice tour around the garden. It is quite interesting to get to know the most popular plants in Bali. Tour guide also very friendly HOWEVER drinks for tasting are quite good but made from pre-made powder, not from real tea leavs or coffie beans. Kopi luwak coffie not so good but maybe it's just a taste. Watch out for the shop after the tour, we bought there the most expensive chocolate in our lives and it's quite avarage - a lot of sugar and less cocoa. Coffie and tea are also sold in powder! Do not buy.