
1 / 10Rural Coffee Farm Tour with Breakfast & Lunch - Roasting & Tasting Experience
About this activity
Spend a full day immersed in Brazil's historic Coffee Valley, exploring a century-old organic farm that represents the country's Golden Coffee era. Learn the complete coffee journey from seed to cup, participate in roasting and tasting sessions, and enjoy farm-to-table breakfast and lunch prepared with ingredients grown on-site.
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 of 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.
Another 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 in a wonderful atmosphere.
Highlights
- ✓Walk through working coffee plantations and understand cultivation, harvesting, and processing techniques
- ✓Hands-on roasting and cupping experience with expert guidance
- ✓Meet local farmers and hear stories of coffee's role in Brazilian history and culture
- ✓Full farm breakfast and traditional lunch using produce from the same land
- ✓Explore diversified farm operations: buffalo dairy, sheep raising, banana and sugar-cane cultivation
Insider tips
- ★Wear comfortable walking shoes and sun protection—you'll spend several hours outdoors on uneven farm terrain
- ★Ask your guide about the specific coffee varieties grown; the farm typically cultivates Arabica beans suited to the region's altitude
- ★Arrive early to the meeting point; the 12-hour duration includes travel time from Rio, so starting promptly maximizes farm time
Good to know
- •Hotel pickup and return included; confirm your accommodation details when booking
- •Tour is conducted in English with a knowledgeable guide
- •All meals provided on-site; inform operator of dietary restrictions in advance
- •Terrain is moderately challenging with walking on hillsides and uneven paths; not ideal for those with mobility limitations
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit during the dry season (May–September) when farm access is easiest and coffee harvest activities are most visible. Morning starts allow you to experience farm life during peak activity hours.











