Wanagiri Coffee Plantation
New
- about 45 minutes hereOpen 09:00–17:00
- North Bali
- Place · uses 1 slot
A family coffee farm in the hills above the twin lakes, in the same hands for five generations. You sit down to a tray of coffees and teas, luwak included, and someone tells you how each one is made. The tasting is Rp 50,000; the walk through the trees costs the same again and is best on a dry day.
At a glance
- Entrance fee
- Rp 50.000 per foreign adult
- Included in the price of our trips
- Typical price as of October 2026
The drive from your area
| Pickup area | Drive |
|---|---|
| Kuta, Legian and Seminyak | about 1 h 45 min · 52 km |
| Canggu, Berawa and Pererenan | about 1 h 30 min · 46 km |
| Sanur | about 1 h 45 min · 52 km |
| Nusa Dua, Jimbaran and Uluwatu | about 2 h 5 min · 62 km |
| Ubud and around | about 1 h 5 min · 33 km |
| Denpasar | about 1 h 40 min · 49 km |
Estimated from the straight line at an average road speed of 30 km/h. Traffic varies, so allow more time at busy hours.
Questions about Wanagiri Coffee Plantation
What are the opening hours of Wanagiri Coffee Plantation?
Open daily 09:00–17:00. We never plan a stop on a day it is closed, and we check the temple ceremonies before every trip.
How much is the entrance fee at Wanagiri Coffee Plantation?
About Rp 50.000 per foreign adult (typical price as of October 2026; prices change). On our trips the ticket is included: your driver-guide buys it for you.
How long do you need at Wanagiri Coffee Plantation?
Most visits take about 45 minutes.
How long is the drive to Wanagiri Coffee Plantation?
From Kuta, Legian and Seminyak about 1 h 45 min; from Canggu, Berawa and Pererenan about 1 h 30 min; from Sanur about 1 h 45 min; from Nusa Dua, Jimbaran and Uluwatu about 2 h 5 min; from Ubud and around about 1 h 5 min; from Denpasar about 1 h 40 min. Estimated from the straight line at an average road speed of 30 km/h. Traffic varies, so allow more time at busy hours.
Is Wanagiri Coffee Plantation worth visiting?
A family coffee farm in the hills above the twin lakes, in the same hands for five generations. You sit down to a tray of coffees and teas, luwak included, and someone tells you how each one is made. The tasting is Rp 50,000; the walk through the trees costs the same again and is best on a dry day.
Build a day around it
Rp 1.500.000 for the car and the first guest, plus Rp 300.000 for each extra guest, up to 4. Entrance fees, parking, fuel, water and your driver-guide are included.
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