It beats all the expensive, overcrowded, over rated sites. Money and time well spent. Speaking of... the entrance ticket also includes two items from the restaurant which can be ice cream, baked banana, cooked banana (they are not the supermarket variety), special cafés, teas, etc. I am not into coffee or agriculture but this place just blow my mind. We had a very informative guide (no extra cost) who explained everything very well showed how all the tropical products are grown and harvested: Vanilla, Coco, caffe beans, cinnamon, black and white pepper, pine apple, variety of rice, durian, etc. Did you know that vanilla is an orchid and pepper is like pea? You can roast your own coffee. Or taste the coffee berry. It is any eye opener, tranquil space to chill and learn and taste and smell and scratch the bark of a cinnamon tree.

First time here at Bali Pulina. We took the regular package for the tour, tour was a little shorter than expected but the guide that took us was patient and knowledgeable. The coconut ice cream was fantastic and we ordered a coffee and tea set to try different flavours. Interesting, insightful! They are very responsive over WhatsApp , so make your booking there!

We booked the premium package in advance. When we got there, I mentioned that we have a booking. We were passed on to another person and then we were taken for the basic tour, which was not so great. The guide just pointed to the plants and equipment without a deeper explanation. We would have liked to know a bit more. Why have a booking system if its for nothing? Other than that, the area is nice and coffee and ice cream were excellent.

We visited the coffee plantation yesterday and had a lovely guide who explained the whole process of preparing the coffee beans. The whole site is beautiful and there are lots of other tropical fruits and spices to see. There is a cafe at the end where you can sample their produce. My coffee was a little too bitter for me but I understand that my family members ice cream was delicious. It was a good experience and I would definitely recommend.

Been to an off the beaten track coffee plantation in Ubud before and was nothing like this place. Definitely modernised and a free walk through tour and tastings. Buy stuff without getting hassled and the coffee was delicious. Sensational views as well. Recommend this coffee plantation to check out .

This is a Bali Coffee place that introduces the traditional process of coffee & cocoa. After walking through the garden with coffee & cocoa plants, we reached a nice cafe which served coffee & some light snacks.,The staff were friendly & polite. However, we didn’t find anything special in the coffee. The coffee samplers were a bit diluted and the unfiltered sediments made up about a third of the cup & the coffee Luwak tasted average.