Coffee tourism

Experience Colombia's coffee cultural landscape through Tío Conejo. An experience built so you can see where your coffee comes from, seed to cup, alongside the people who make it.

Santa Chila, one of the farm houses

The legend of Tío Conejo

Tío Conejo (Uncle Rabbit) is an old character from Colombian oral tradition: small, clever, always one step ahead. We named the farm after him because that is how we understand coffee: with wit rather than force.

What you will do

Walk the coffee field. You move between the trees, learn to tell the varieties apart and pick your own cherries if it is the season.

See the whole process. Depulping, fermentation, drying on raised beds and roasting. You will understand why two coffees from the same farm taste different.

Cup with us. You sit at the table and taste the way we do, finding the notes in each cup.

Coffee drying on raised beds

Santa Chila

One of the farm houses, with its red balcony facing the mountain. This is where we eat, talk and watch the sun come up over the valley. It is the best place to spend your time while you get to know Colombia.

The coffee valley seen from the farm

And there is more

The farm is full of life: hummingbirds, woodpeckers and dozens of birds that stay for the coffee blossom. Bring a camera.

A hummingbird in the coffee field

Plan your visit