Very well maintained place. Our tour guide Murugesh did an excellent job. Coffee tasted much superior to other tours we took

The person provide detailed explanation about type of coffee and their plants, species and process. You can see vatous spices plant. To be very very honest very very expensive. They have made business by charging 300 per person and gives one filter coffee. They give one stick to taste a chocolate literally miser. They don't even offer complementary coffee packet, just want to earn money.

We had a wonderful experience during the guided coffee plantation walk, gaining deeper insights into the world of spices and the art of coffee harvesting. The coffee museum was truly delightful.

one of the best coffee experience and informative Mr. Ravi gave us a tour to coffee plantation and process. we had amazing time with a cup of coffee.

One of the best experience in madikeri, Kodagu. Best coffee plantation.... Lovely greenery.... Also nice spice plantation.... Lovely walk through with Mr. Ravi explain nicely had lots of knowledge about coffee and spices. Also all staff are best and friendly thanks sushma, murugesh and Mr. Ravi....

The guided tour was really informative.We could find different varities of coffee and other spices.The guide Mr Ravi who has abundant knowledge about coffee has answered all our queries upto our satisfaction.Overall it was good

It’s a very beautiful plantation around 10-12 kms from Madikeri. There is a guided tour around the estate which was really interesting and the estate itself is very well maintained and beautiful. At the end of the tour you get to try some coffee at the cafe/shop and you can buy coffee and other spices there too. The staff were all amazing, really friendly and helpful. They made the place memorable for us. There are network issues up there so keep all your transport and money sorted out.

Good information about different types of coffee plants like Arabic, Robusta etc … how the entire process is, right from flowers to seed followed by harvesting, roasting and ultimately blending with flavors. Mr. Ravi was humble and explained entire process, provided information of other plants etc. The complementary coffee tasted different after getting information about it :)

It was a wonderful experience. The private tour of the estate was very informative and interesting by Mr. Ravi. The food was also very good.

I visited this place with my friends on our trip to Coorg. It’s a scenic plantation site that has varieties of coffee and spices. Mr. Ravi was our guide who gave us a tour through the plantation. He had such an amazing knowledge and explained us about plantation of different types of coffee and spices. We also saw their coffee roasting unit and got some free chocolates for tasting. The other staff members were so polite and welcoming. We had coffee and Kadambuttu- a traditional rice dish over there which was delicious, got free wine tasting and purchased some spices from there. Thank you to each one of you. It was such a wonderful and wholesome experience, and I would one hundred percent recommend this place to anyone who’s planning to visit Coorg.

Really beautiful and peaceful place. Our guide Ravi gave an excellent tour and explained everything wonderfully. Gained a lot of knowledge about coffee.

I was guided by Mr Ravi. He has explained every process right from plantation to Harvesting to Roasting. They charged Rs 600 for estate tour with authentic Coorg lunch and it was worth it. It took around 40-45 minutes for the tour. Even saw spices and other plants as well. It was a fabulous estate tour.

It was a great informative visit at Mercara coffee plantation. During the plantation tour, Mr Ravi gave a detailed explanation on different types of coffee plants as well as spices plants. Whenever you visit Medikere, ensure to visit Mercara coffee plantation.

Mercara Estate Tour must be top of your list when you are in Madikeri. Its around 8 KM from town and amidst of green cover. Tour is typically for one hour and whether you are a coffee lover or just a casual observer, there is something for everyone. The tour starts at every hour and one of the local representative of estate takes the touring party around. For us, it was Mr. Ravi and what a blast we had with his funny but entertaining comments while explaining the nitty/gritty of the coffee making process with sublime messages towards our own responsibility for greater good. You can buy the coffee (blend as you like) and variety of spices from local shop, which are local produce. Interestingly we also saw one snake trying to cross the road but retraced when he noticed us moving in our car, proving that we are in middle of true nature and in their terrain

We started the tour around 11:00 am and Mr. Ravi explained everything beautifully and after each explanation he even gave us samples of various coffee berries, beans, black peppers, chillies, etc. I would recommend to visit this estate if anyone wants to know how coffee is grown, different types of coffee, different spices, and how they are processed, roasted, and packaged for consumption. We had booked a tour with lunch and it was really good. I recommend everyone to try the pork option, although chicken and vegetarian is good too. I am happy with the way Mr. Ravi explained everything in detail and we even had tiny discussions about the good and bad aspects of caffeine. He even took pictures for us and while having lunch we even talked about local cuisines. 11/10.