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Satra Coffee Plantation

Satra Coffee Plantation

Farm

★ 4.134 reviews
  • Jl. Raya Kintamani No.16, Manukaya, Kec. Tampaksiring, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80552, Indonesia

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Denise Hall4 months ago
★★★★★

We were brought here as part of our cycling trip and spent an hour wandering around, the coffee process was explained to us and hands on interactive. About 15 teas and coffees were given for free as tasters and then we purchased a lewak coffee for 55k which was very strong. Pretty location. Worth a visit if you have time to spare and passing by

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C S1 years ago
★★★★★

While I cannot speak to the other reviewers experience at this plantation, I can tell you I had an amazing time. Yes, admission is free and yes, the tour ends at a shop where various coffees and teas are sold. But I had a great tour guide, and I enjoyed learning about the coffee growing process, as well as the process of producing various other tropical food products. There will be a taste testing at the end of the tour of approximately 12 different drinks (that are free to taste). I enjoyed that and I had no problem purchasing products out of the shop as a result of my tasting experience. Again, I had a GREAT time and over the experience was relaxed for me.

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Viktorija Ragauska1 years ago
★★★★★

Such an amazing experience! The guide - Ari, was really good and could tell us about everything, starting from coffee to where different fruits grow in Bali. The taste testing was also really nice, the coffee and tea was really delicious. Also there was a market where you could buy the coffee and tea. Overall would go there again 😊

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Andrea A-F1 years ago
★★★★★

Well, the plantation itself is spectacular (please see photos...they don't do the land justice). Views are beautiful, coffee options are plentiful, you will see the Luwak (little guy that eats the coffee and poops out the seeds), and a handful of tourists. These locations are pricy as authentic Luwak Coffee is seasonal (depending on the animal). I purchased avocado coffee from this plantation as well as the Luwak Coffee...pricy for the small amount (flavor was alright). Service was alright.

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adultchess5 months ago
★★★★★

The staff are very friendly and humble, and don't forget to stop by before going to Kintamani volcano, you can taste Balinese coffee when you bring guests. Don't worry about the driver waiting, we can go into the driver's room, there's a soft mattress to lie down on, a TV, phone charger, and light snacks while waiting for guests.. Thank you Satria Coffee

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