Andres was a wonderful guide through the coffee farm. Learned so much about the makings of coffee from plant to drink! Highly recommend doing this tour! I felt like I was family while there.

Our trip to the rock, Guatape and the boat ride on the reservoir was a blast! Juan was a super tour guide — very thoughtful and informative. The view from the top of the rock was gorgeous, and Juan made sure we arrived early enough to avoid the crowds. Good move. The town was colorful and interesting to see. Fun shopping, and Juan pointed out particularly beautiful, descriptive designs. We also enjoyed the boat ride across the reservoir with Ricardo as it is beautiful! Very fun day. Our 4 adult children loved it too. Thank you!

We had a wonderful experience learning how coffee is made on the Concordia coffee farm tour. The drive was long with many, many switchbacks, but the scenery was spectacular and Andres shared interesting information about the history and the sights. Our 4 adult children enjoyed the dogs and peacocks on the farm as well as learning about the coffee making process. We loved picking coffee berries above the farm as the views were stunning. We thoroughly enjoyed going into the very authentic town to buy coffee from the farm, and the lunch was wonderful and relaxing. Andres was a great tour guide. Thank you for a wonderful day!!

This was a very authentic tour in Concordia area close to Medellin. This is def. designed for people who love coffee but has incredible scenery along the way, experienced during off roads alongside coffee beans hills, enjoying the views and the smells of the region. I am very happy we got to do this with Andre with explained to us how to make good coffee. My nephew and I enjoyed every bit of it and are thankful to Andre for sharing his knowledge and love for the country. I highly recommend this your and this agency to folks who want to experience what the country is all about.

Andres was a great host - personable, knowledgeable, and a good communicator and translator. The owner of the coffee finca had asked us to show up a bit later than planned, so Andres took us to a breakfast spot in his neighborhood for palitos de queso and bunuelos. We then stopped at Parque de Inflexion, dedicated to the victims of the Medellin cartel. After that he drove us to the finca just outside Medellin (in Sabaneta I believe) and we toured the finca and even got to pick coffee cherries. The hosts then made coffee for us in several ways and let us buy some of their roasted beans before Andres drove us back to El Poblado in Medellin.