Set 12 km outside of Ubud, the Bali Pulina plantation is based in Tegallalang, Bali. The entrance is free, and you will be greeted by a knowledgeable guide who will show you around the complex. They take you through the processes involved in making the most expensive coffee in the world.
Kopi Luwak (Indonesian for Civet Cat) is produced from coffee beans that have been digested, and excreted, collected and roasted & ground to make Kopi Luwak coffee. This process ensures that the coffee loses it’s bitterness, and it’s now worldwide fame for it’s smoothness.
Bali Pulina Luwak Coffee Farm terraces
Bali Pulina
The grounds themselves are immaculately kept and houses an array of plants and spices that you will see, taste and smell along the tour and are used in their samples that you will get to taste. These include ginger,cinnamon, chocolate and vanilla teas and coffee’s. You have to purchase the Luwak coffee for a small charge but otherwise the samples again are free and a nice surprise at the end of looking around the plantation.
Coffee & Tea selection @ Bali Pulina
At the end there is the shop where you can buy singular or multiple packs of all the samples that you have tried. There is no pressure but couldn’t resist the chocolate coffee which was my favourite. Overall, with it’s picturesque views and tranquil setting a great experience and not to be missed.
Onward Travel
Bali is ideally located for direct flights to Lombok or further afield to Australia. We use Skyscanner for all our flights. You’re only a short boat ride from the Gili Islands that you can read Here for further information. Another trip to Nusa Lembongan should also be on your radar.
Check out these posts for further things to do – Tegalalang rice terraces & Mount Batur
If you’re visiting Bali and want any further information then feel free to drop us a line.
Happy travels on your Global Gallivants!
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