Bogotá · Cundinamarca

Coffee farm tours from Bogotá, and how much of the day is driving

Seven to ten hours door to door. Here is where the farm part fits in.

Top picks

Beyond Colombia · About 9 hours Coffee farm and Tequendama Falls from Bogotá

★ 4.6 (233) from $95

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The True Colombian Experience · About 7 hours Be a farmer for a day on a coffee farm near Bogotá

★ 4.9 (206) from $361

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City Bus Colombia · About 10 hours Authentic coffee farm tour in Cundinamarca

★ 4.7 (186) from $129

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Compare all 4 tours

Bogotá sits at about 2,640 metres and stays cool all year (Wikivoyage). The farms these tours visit are lower down in Cundinamarca, in towns such as Fusagasugá to the south-west or Choachí on the far side of the eastern mountains. So a coffee tour from the capital is always a day trip, and the useful question is how many of its hours you actually spend on the farm.

Four day trips from Bogotá compared

Every one of them is a full day. The total time includes the drive out of the city and back, which is where most of the difference lies. Sorted by number of reviews.

Tour	Farm	Getting there	Total time	Group	Reviews ↕	Price ↕	Book
Farm and Tequendama Falls Beyond Colombia	Not named	Hotel transfer	9 h	Max. 10	★ 4.6 (233)	$95 per person	Book now
Farmer for a day near Bogotá The True Colombian Experience	La Campesina, per reviews	Start at Cranky Croc	7 h	Min. 2	★ 4.9 (206)	$361 per person	Book now
Finca El Vergel from Bogotá City Bus Colombia	Finca El Vergel	Parque 93 or pickup	10 h	Not stated	★ 4.7 (186)	$129 per person	Book now
Hacienda Coloma day tour Gran Colombia Tours	Hacienda Coloma	From Bogotá	8 h	Shared or private	★ 4.7 (23)	$109 per person	Book now

Coffee tour prices are per person and refresh from GetYourGuide and Viator; your date and group size set the final amount on the booking page.

Every Bogotá coffee day trip in detail

Each tour with its farm, how you get there, the total time and the group size. Open a card for the full details.

Beyond Colombia

Coffee farm and Tequendama Falls from Bogotá

Full-day trip from Bogotá

Total time: About 9 hours
Farm: Not named in the listing (a reviewer names Hacienda Coloma, Fusagasugá)
Getting there: Shared hotel transfer in Bogotá
Drive or time on the farm: One reviewer counted about 6 hours on the road and 3 hours at the farm
Group: Max. 10 guests

✓ Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start

from $95 ★ 4.6 (233 reviews)

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Everything in this tour

Highlights

Coffee farm visit
Tequendama Falls
Coffee liqueur
Food

About this tour

A day out of Bogotá that combines a coffee farm with the Tequendama Falls viewpoint. The shared hotel transfer, farm entrance, a coffee liqueur and food are included.

Most of the day is spent on the road, so the farm part is shorter than the total length suggests.

What’s included

Shared hotel transfer
Farm entrance
Coffee liqueur
Food

Good to know

Long drive from Bogotá

Farm, transfer and inclusions as stated on the tour’s booking page; review remarks are marked as such.

The True Colombian Experience

Be a farmer for a day on a coffee farm near Bogotá

Day trip from Bogotá

Total time: About 7 hours
Farm: La Campesina, a women-run organic farm in Choachí (named in reviews)
Getting there: Start at the Cranky Croc hostel in La Candelaria (the listing also mentions a pickup)
Drive or time on the farm: Reviewers mention a long drive
Group: Minimum 2 guests

✓ Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start

from $361 ★ 4.9 (206 reviews)

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Everything in this tour

Highlights

Seasonal work on the farm
Olleta and French press coffee
Breakfast and lunch
125 g of coffee to take home

About this tour

A day on an organic farm in Choachí, east of Bogotá, run by women farmers according to reviews. You help with the seasonal farm work and brew coffee the traditional way in an olleta.

Plan for a full day: the tour lasts about seven hours including the drive.

What’s included

Breakfast
Lunch
Coffee to take home

Meeting point

Cranky Croc hostel, La Candelaria, Bogotá

Good to know

The price shown can be for a different option or group size; check the price per person on the booking page
Minimum of two guests

Farm, transfer and inclusions as stated on the tour’s booking page; review remarks are marked as such.

City Bus Colombia

Authentic coffee farm tour in Cundinamarca

Full-day trip from Bogotá

Total time: About 10 hours
Farm: Finca El Vergel, Cundinamarca
Getting there: Start at Parque 93 or hotel pickup
Drive or time on the farm: One reviewer reports almost 4 hours for the drive back

✓ Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start

from $129 ★ 4.7 (186 reviews)

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Everything in this tour

Highlights

Finca El Vergel
Start at Parque 93 or at your hotel

About this tour

City Bus Colombia drives from Bogotá to Finca El Vergel in Cundinamarca. It is the longest day from Bogotá on this site.

The listing is not consistent about lunch, so check the inclusions before booking.

Good to know

The listing contradicts itself on whether lunch is included

Farm, transfer and inclusions as stated on the tour’s booking page; review remarks are marked as such.

Gran Colombia Tours

Coffee farm experience day tour from Bogotá

Day tour from Bogotá, shared or private

Total time: About 8 hours
Farm: Hacienda Coloma, Fusagasugá
Getting there: From Bogotá; pickup details on the booking page
Group: Shared or private option

✓ Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start

from $109 ★ 4.7 (23 reviews)

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Everything in this tour

Highlights

Hacienda Coloma
Shared or private

About this tour

A day trip to Hacienda Coloma in Fusagasugá, south-west of Bogotá. The shared option comes without lunch, the private option includes it.

What’s included

Lunch on the private option

Not included

Lunch on the shared option

Farm, transfer and inclusions as stated on the tour’s booking page; review remarks are marked as such.

Hours on the road against hours on the farm

None of the listings splits the day into driving and farm time. Where a reviewer has done it for us, it is noted below; everything else stays open.

	Farm and Tequendama	Farmer for a day	Hacienda Coloma	Finca El Vergel
Total	9 h	7 h	8 h	10 h
On the road	About 6 h, per a review	1.5 h drive, per a review	Not stated	Up to 4 h back in traffic
On the farm	About 3 h, per a review	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated
Start	Hotel transfer	Cranky Croc hostel	From Bogotá	Parque 93 or hotel

Farm and waterfall in one trip

Beyond Colombia pairs a coffee farm with the viewpoint over the Tequendama Falls and keeps the group to ten at most. The shared hotel transfer, the farm entrance, a coffee liqueur and food are included. The listing does not name the farm; one reviewer names Hacienda Coloma in Fusagasugá. A German guest summed it up as too much travel time for the experience, and another felt the driver-guide added little because the farm staff led the coffee part. Take it if you want the waterfall as well and do not mind a long day in the vehicle.

A working day in Choachí

The True Colombian Experience starts at the Cranky Croc hostel in La Candelaria and drives east over the mountains to Choachí. Wikivoyage puts the village about 50 minutes from Bogotá by car; one reviewer counted an hour and a half on the winding road. Reviewers name the farm as La Campesina, an organic farm run by women. You join in the seasonal work, brew coffee in an olleta and take 125 g of coffee home, with breakfast and lunch included. The day lasts about seven hours and needs at least two guests, and the price shown can belong to another option or group size, so check the per-person amount on the booking page.

Hacienda Coloma and Finca El Vergel

Gran Colombia Tours runs a day to Hacienda Coloma in Fusagasugá, about an hour and a half from the city according to Wikivoyage. You choose between a shared option without lunch and a private one with lunch. One guest found the car small for three people and the guide’s English weaker than on other tours. City Bus Colombia goes to Finca El Vergel and makes the longest day of the four, starting at Parque 93 or with a hotel pickup. The listing is not consistent about lunch. One reviewer spent almost four hours on the way back in Bogotá traffic, another had a driver who did not speak English and joined an English group only at the farm.

Short on time in Bogotá?

If a full day out of the city does not fit, a farm visit works better from Salento or Medellín, where the farms are close to town. Our Salento page has tours of about an hour and a half on the farm itself.

Guests on the day trips from Bogotá

The farm visits themselves are well liked. The critical voices are almost all about the time in the vehicle and the transport: a long drive, a small car, a driver without English.

★★★★★

“Both the driver guide and coffee farm guide were absolutely amazing! They were very knowledgeable, providing a lot of interesting information and answering all my additional questions. We loved the waterfall stop, highly recommend adding it to the tour! …”

Elena · Dominican Republic · Aug 2026 Farm and Tequendama Falls · Beyond Colombia

★★★★★

“We had a great tour at the coffee farm. The only downside was the 1 1/2 hour drive on the winding mountain road, but that could not be avoided. Once we got there everything was great!”

Wendi · United States · Sep 2026 Farmer for a day near Bogotá · The True Colombian Experience

★★★☆☆

“I was in the van for most of the day and the driver didn't speak English ( I thought it was an English speaking tour) we sat in silence for hours. I was able to join an English tour at the farm and that was great but the drive was very long and boring.”

Connie · United States · Apr 2025 Finca El Vergel from Bogotá · City Bus Colombia

★★★☆☆

“This trip was fine, but did not feel worth the money. We were picked up in a very small car for 3 people. Our guide's English was okay, but not as good as other tours we booked. …”

Verified traveler · United States · Jul 2026 Hacienda Coloma day tour · Gran Colombia Tours

Reviews by travellers after their farm visit, from GetYourGuide.

FAQ

Are there coffee farms near Bogotá?

Not in the city itself, which lies at about 2,640 metres. The farms visited on day trips are in Cundinamarca, for example in Fusagasugá or Choachí, and reaching them takes a good part of the day.

How long is a coffee tour from Bogotá?

Between seven and ten hours including the drive. On the tour with the Tequendama Falls one reviewer counted about six hours on the road and three on the farm.

Which Bogotá coffee tour includes hotel pickup?

The Tequendama tour includes a shared hotel transfer, and the Finca El Vergel tour picks up at hotels or starts at Parque 93. The Choachí farmer day starts at the Cranky Croc hostel in La Candelaria.

Is the Choachí coffee tour a half-day trip?

No. It lasts about seven hours including the drive over the mountains, so plan the whole day for it.

Do the tours include lunch?

The Choachí tour includes breakfast and lunch, the Tequendama tour includes food. At Hacienda Coloma only the private option includes lunch, and the El Vergel listing contradicts itself on this point.

Compare with the other coffee regions

Salento, Medellín, Minca and Cartagena each have their best-reviewed tour in the overview.

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