Best Seller4.6·Rio de Janeiro·5h
Jeep Tour Corcovado With Tijuca Rain Forest And Santa Teresa
We invite you to take a different tour on a well equipped jeep that will allow us to observe even...
From€139.51€137.33
per person
1 / 10Rural Coffee Farm Tour with Breakfast & Lunch - Roasting & Tasting Experience
(3)
Rio de Janeiro, BrazilShore ExcursionsBus & Minivan ToursLuxuryCultural Tours
Instant confirmationSecure checkoutNo hidden fees
About this activity
Spend a full day on a historic organic coffee farm in Rio's Coffee Valley, learning the complete journey from seed to cup while enjoying farm-to-table breakfast and lunch. This immersive experience combines agricultural education, direct interaction with local farmers, and insight into Brazil's coffee heritage and socio-economic significance.
Experience a full day guided tour visiting the Coffee Valley region and discover a centenary old coffee farm from the Golden Coffee era of Brazil, still productive and certified for good organic practices.
After hotel pick-up, travel to the farm to get a complete understanding about the coffee process, from sowing the seed and harvesting to drinking a cup of coffee.
The farm also produces buffalo milk & cheeses, raises sheep, cultivates and processes banana, sugar-cane, fruits, and a variety of vegetables.
Other highlight is to meet and interact with local farmers and having our guide giving you an utter insight about the importance of the coffee for Brazilian socio-economic development, culture and history.
Gastronomy is an important asset of the farm, where all the products are produced and sourced locally, thus being fresher, tastier and more nutritious.
This tour also includes a full breakfast at the farmhouse and a typical freshly prepared lunch at a wonderful atmosphere.
After hotel pick-up, travel to the farm to get a complete understanding about the coffee process, from sowing the seed and harvesting to drinking a cup of coffee.
The farm also produces buffalo milk & cheeses, raises sheep, cultivates and processes banana, sugar-cane, fruits, and a variety of vegetables.
Other highlight is to meet and interact with local farmers and having our guide giving you an utter insight about the importance of the coffee for Brazilian socio-economic development, culture and history.
Gastronomy is an important asset of the farm, where all the products are produced and sourced locally, thus being fresher, tastier and more nutritious.
This tour also includes a full breakfast at the farmhouse and a typical freshly prepared lunch at a wonderful atmosphere.
Highlights
- ✓Walk through centenary coffee plantation and learn harvesting, roasting, and tasting techniques
- ✓Farm-to-table breakfast and traditional lunch prepared with produce grown on-site
- ✓Meet local farmers and hear stories about coffee's role in Brazilian history and culture
- ✓Explore diverse farm operations: organic coffee, buffalo dairy, sheep, bananas, sugar cane, and vegetables
- ✓Certified organic practices and sustainable agricultural methods
- ✓Hotel pick-up and full-day guided tour with expert insights
Insider tips
- ★Arrive early to the farm to catch the morning light on the plantations and photograph the landscape before the midday heat
- ★Ask your guide about seasonal harvesting cycles—visiting during harvest (May–August) offers the most active farm experience
- ★The buffalo cheese and fresh juices made on-site are exceptional; don't miss them at breakfast
- ★Wear comfortable walking shoes with good grip; farm terrain can be uneven and muddy depending on recent weather
Good to know
- •12-hour tour includes hotel transportation; confirm pick-up location and time when booking
- •All meals (breakfast and lunch) included; inform supplier of dietary restrictions in advance
- •Wear sun protection (hat, sunscreen) and bring a light jacket for early morning/evening temperature changes
- •Mostly outdoor walking on farm grounds; moderate fitness level recommended
- •Tour conducted with a guide; language availability should be confirmed at booking
Who it's for
Food and agriculture enthusiasts wanting to understand coffee production firsthandCultural travellers interested in Brazilian heritage and rural lifeLuxury tour seekers combining education with fine farm-to-table diningCruise passengers on shore excursions from Rio de Janeiro
Best time to visit
Visit during the dry season (May–September) for easier farm access and more comfortable walking conditions. Morning arrival maximises photography opportunities and cooler temperatures before afternoon heat.
Frequently asked questions
Available
From€2,417
per person
