Coffee Plantation

If you love coffee, tea, and a peaceful jungle atmosphere, Satria Coffee Plantation near Ubud is a great place to visit. It's a small, family-run plantation where you can learn about traditional Balinese coffee-making, including the famous (and sometimes controversial) Luwak coffee, made from beans that have passed through civet cats. Even if you're not a coffee addict, the free tastings, lush greenery, and relaxed vibe make it a fun stop. What's Special About Satria Coffee Plantation? Coffee & Tea Tasting: You'll get to try a variety of locally grown coffees and herbal teas, from ginger and ginseng to vanilla and rosella flower tea. Luwak Coffee: They explain the Luwak coffee process, where civet cats eat the coffee cherries, and the beans are collected after digestion. Ethical concerns exist, so be mindful before purchasing. Beautiful Jungle Setting: The plantation is tucked away in a green, peaceful area, making it a nice break from the busy streets of Ubud. Traditional Coffee Making Process: You'll see how Balinese coffee is roasted over an open fire and ground by hand, a simple but fascinating process.

Tips for Visiting

The Tour is Free, But Coffee Costs Extra: The basic coffee and tea tasting is complimentary, but if you want to try Luwak coffee, there's an additional charge.
Ethical Considerations for Luwak Coffee: Some plantations treat civet cats poorly, keeping them in cages. If this concerns you, ask about their sourcing practices before buying.
Great for Souvenirs: If you love what you taste, you can buy freshly packed coffee and teas to take home. The ginger tea and vanilla coffee are popular choices!
Go Early for a More Peaceful Visit: It can get busy with tourists, so visiting before noon makes for a more relaxing experience.
Pair it with Nearby Attractions: Since it's close to Tegallalang Rice Terraces, it's easy to combine both for a half-day trip.