Hours, prices and access verified by the Medellin Coffee Tours team — last checked 2026-08-29.
Coffee at every stage it passes through on these tours — on the
branch, on the drying table, in the roaster and in the cup — and the Antioquia
country the farms sit in. Every photograph here comes from one of the farms or routes
None actually visit.
Coffee bushes on an Antioquia hillside with the ridges of the valley behind themGreen coffee cherries clustered along a branch, still weeks from pickingDeep red coffee cherries ripe on the branch at a farm near MedellinA coffee leaf, a white blossom and a green and a red cherry laid out on a boardParchment coffee spread out to dry, close enough to see the papery huskA cup and saucer sitting in a bed of dark roasted Colombian coffee beansA white cup of black coffee set down on a bed of freshly picked coffee cherriesRaised drying tables heaped with red coffee cherries below an Antioquia ridgeTerraced coffee ground above Medellin, with the city filling the valley behindPicking coffee by hand on a slope above Medellin, baskets belted at the waistA tasting laid out with spoons of ground coffee, a press and a tray of Antioquia fruitA carved wooden hand at a viewpoint over the green Antioquia mountainsThe stairway zigzagging up the Piedra del Peñol above the Guatapé lakesThe Piedra del Peñol standing over the turquoise Guatapé reservoirA street in Jardín hung with coloured umbrellas between painted balconiesThe twin-towered basilica on the main square at Jardín, southwest AntioquiaThe black and white Palacio de la Cultura Rafael Uribe Uribe in central MedellinThe orange outdoor escalators climbing the hillside of Comuna 13 in MedellinHydrangeas growing in a flower plot at Santa Elena above MedellinA rounded black bronze horse by Fernando Botero standing under Antioquia trees
