What is included in this tour?

Hotel pickup and return transport, full breakfast at the farm, guided plantation tour with coffee education, lunch cooked in a wood-fired oven, tastings of coffee varieties and farm products (jams, honey), and interaction with local farmers. Beverages at meals are typically included; confirm specifics with the operator.

How long is the drive from São Paulo city?

Approximately 1.5 hours each way, depending on traffic and your hotel location. Total tour duration is 8 hours including travel.

Is this tour suitable for children?

Yes. The farm offers engaging hands-on activities (harvesting, tasting, meeting animals and farmers) suitable for families. Walking distance is moderate; younger children may need breaks. Confirm minimum age requirements with the operator.

What is the farm's historical significance?

Founded in 1595, this is one of Brazil's oldest estates. It has cycled through indigenous slavery, sugarcane production, coffee cultivation, and livestock before transitioning to agritourism. The tour includes visits to historical buildings, including slave quarters, providing context on Brazil's colonial past.

Can I buy coffee and other products to take home?

Yes. The farm sells coffee varieties, jams, honey, and other artisanal products at the shop. Buying on-site supports local production and ensures freshness.

Comfortable walking shoes (rural terrain), sunscreen, a hat or cap, sunglasses, and a light jacket for morning coolness. A camera is recommended for plantation and viewpoint photography.

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About this activity

Spend a full day on one of Brazil's oldest working coffee estates (founded 1595), exploring centuries of agricultural heritage while learning the complete coffee production process from harvest to cup. This private tour combines hands-on farm experience with honest historical context, including the plantation's role in Brazil's colonial past, plus rural hospitality and local produce.

Take a full-day guided tour of a coffee farm and get to know the rural charms of Brazil. Visit one of the oldest farms in Brazil dating back to 1595. The farm went through several cycles in history serving as a strategic point where indigenous were kept as slaves, sugarcane cycle, coffee, livestock, and now tourism.

After hotel pick-up, travel about 1:30 h and be welcomed with a full breakfast at the farm. Take an informative tour to learn all about the process of harvesting, roasting, and all the work involved in the production of the beans.

Discover the darker past of this place by visiting the building that housed the slaves until slavery was abolished. Stop for lunch, cooked in a wood-fired oven, where you can choose from a variety of dishes.

Walk through the plantation and viewpoints, sample different types of ground coffee, jams, honey, and much more. Meet and interact with local farmers and learn about the coffee importance for Brazilian development, culture, and history.

Highlights

✓Tour a 430-year-old estate with multiple historical cycles (indigenous slavery, sugarcane, coffee, livestock)
✓Learn coffee production from harvesting through roasting with farm experts
✓Full breakfast and wood-fired lunch included on-site
✓Walk active coffee plantations and visit scenic viewpoints
✓Taste and purchase farm-produced coffee, jams, honey, and artisanal goods
✓Meet working farmers and understand coffee's role in Brazilian culture and economy

Insider tips

★Arrive with comfortable walking shoes—plantation terrain can be uneven; bring sunscreen and a hat for midday exposure
★The 1.5-hour drive from São Paulo city means an early morning pickup; confirm your hotel location when booking
★Ask your guide about seasonal harvesting (typically May–August in São Paulo region) to see active picking if timing allows
★Purchase coffee and local products toward the end of the tour; they're fresher and you avoid carrying them all day

Good to know

•Private tour includes hotel pickup and return; 8-hour total duration with ~1.5 hours travel each way
•Breakfast and lunch provided; inform operator of dietary restrictions in advance
•Comfortable walking shoes and sun protection essential; terrain is rural farmland
•Tour includes historical context on slavery and colonial practices; content may be sensitive for some visitors

Who it's for

Coffee enthusiasts and specialty beverage lovers keen to understand origin and productionHistory buffs interested in Brazilian colonial heritage and agricultural evolutionFamilies and small groups seeking immersive rural experiences outside São Paulo cityAgritourism and cultural travellers wanting direct interaction with local farmers

Best time to visit

Visit May–August during the main coffee harvest season to see active picking and experience peak farm activity. Early morning starts (typical for farm tours) offer cooler temperatures and better light for photography.

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Mariam V.

Jun 2026

our host Noa really knew their stuff and the slow-cooked tagine was the highlight. Booked it for my birthday so it wasnt too busy. Spot on for a couples day out, and tried about 8 dishes, and great if youre not super fit, and tried about 8 dishes. Would book again no question.

Aisha C.

Jan 2026

our host Luca really knew their stuff and the slow-cooked tagine was the highlight. Mid-week so it was quiet so it wasnt too busy. Blew our hanoi one out of the water, and tried about 8 dishes. Would book again no question.

Ruth D.

Jun 2025

our host Luca really knew their stuff and the warm baklava at the last stop was the highlight. For our anniversary so it wasnt too busy. Honestly better than the food tour we did in porto last year, and last day of the trip. Would book again no question.

Amara T.

Mar 2025

our host Diego had so many stories and the warm baklava at the last stop was the highlight, and great if youre not super fit, and rolled home properly stuffed.

Hugo L.

Feb 2025

our host Giulia had so many stories and the homemade dumplings was the highlight. Went last tuesday so it wasnt too busy. Good as a half-day option, and we hit 6 tastings, and perfect for first-timers, and we hit 6 tastings. Would book again no question.

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