Pickup in Medellín
We collect you at your hotel or Airbnb and drive out to the farm, just about 30 minutes from El Poblado, with your guide pointing out what you pass.
Spend an unhurried day on Antonio's family farm, just 30 minutes from El Poblado: learn how coffee goes from plant to cup and taste the result.

Coffee grows as a red or yellow fruit, called a cherry, on small bushes. Pickers harvest the ripe cherries by hand, which is why quality depends so much on care at this stage.
After picking, the fruit is separated from the bean, which is then washed and dried before roasting. Each step changes the flavour. At the farm you can see the equipment, ask how it works and smell the difference between green and roasted beans.
You taste the coffee and learn how to read its flavour, with the family and your guide happy to answer questions.
Coffee has shaped rural life in Colombia for generations. Your guide adds context on the families who grow it and how the harvest rhythm affects their year.
We collect you at your hotel or Airbnb and drive out to the farm, just about 30 minutes from El Poblado, with your guide pointing out what you pass.
Antonio's family welcomes you to the farm. You start with a walk among the coffee plants and the views.
You learn how coffee grows and what happens after picking: the fruit, the beans, the drying and the roasting. The steps you see depend on the season, and the family explains them.
You taste the coffee and learn how to read its flavour, with the family and your guide happy to answer questions.
There is no rush. A past guest wrote that they stayed more than six hours because they were having such a good time.
We return to Medellín in the afternoon or evening, at the pace your group chooses.
A coffee tour from Medellín lets you see where one of Colombia's best-known products comes from. Instead of a quick demonstration, you spend time on a real family farm, with people who work with coffee every day.
Our guests talk about the warmth of the family. One wrote: “Antonio and his family at the coffee farm were so wonderful when we visited. We stayed at the farm for 6+ hours because we were having such an amazing time.”
We pick you up at your accommodation, drive to the farm and spend most of the day there. We agree the timing, the route and what you want to do on WhatsApp beforehand.
Whether the visit includes a meal, a tasting or a hands-on activity depends on the day and on your plans. Ask us what is included and we will confirm. For the price of the private tour, write to us on WhatsApp.
You can pair the farm with other tours on other days, for example Guatapé or the city tour.
Medellín is busy, and a day on the farm is the opposite. You hear birds instead of traffic, smell damp earth and roasting beans, and drink coffee while looking at the hills.
There is no fixed script. You can walk more, sit longer or ask the family about their daily work. This is what makes it a good coffee tour from Medellín for people who like to take their time.
People search for the Eje Cafetero, the coffee region of Quindío, Caldas and Risaralda. That area is a different region and much further than a day trip from Medellín. Our farm visit is a closer, easier way to see coffee growing. If you want a longer trip around Colombia, ask us.
It is for coffee lovers, families, couples and anyone who wants a quieter day after busy city sightseeing. Children are welcome and usually like walking among the plants. Tell us the ages and any mobility needs when you write, and we will plan the pace and the stops around your group.
If you prefer an active day, this might feel slow. In that case, our Guatapé tour with wakeboarding is a better fit.
Anything else, ask us on WhatsApp. We answer with details for your dates and group.
Ask on WhatsAppIt is a private visit to Antonio's family coffee farm, where you see how coffee grows, how it is processed and how it tastes, with your guide from PH Tours.
The price depends on your group size and what you include. Write to us on WhatsApp and we will reply with the details.
No, the Eje Cafetero is much further away. Our farm visit is a closer way to see coffee. For a longer trip, ask us on WhatsApp.
Just about 30 minutes from El Poblado by car. We pick you up at your hotel or Airbnb and drive you there.
Most of a day. A past guest stayed over six hours. We agree the timing with you.
Yes. Children are welcome and usually enjoy the walk and the farm.
Anywhere in Medellín: El Poblado, Laureles, the city centre or another area.
Either. Your guide speaks English and Spanish.
Yes, on other days. You can pair it with the city tour or a day out in Guatapé.
We reply with the price for your group and agree the plan with you before the day.