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Coffee Region

Destination

A tour in

Coffee Region

Live a coffee experience like never before.

This territory comprises 47 municipalities and 411 villages where the Antioquian colonization developed and a coffee production model was established that makes this place a unique place.

About the region
Perhaps you have not yet been to Colombia, but it is possible that every morning you have a direct contact with the country when you drink that delicious cup of coffee prepared with beans imported directly from the Eje Cafetero.

And the fact is that Colombia is recognized worldwide due to this bean, whose high quality has allowed it to cross all borders and has become an authentic symbol of the identity of Colombians.

Therefore, it is essential that you take advantage of your visit to Colombia to live an entire experience in the impressive Coffee Axis, whose worldwide importance has led it to be declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Country

Colombia

Weather

~22 °C (71,6 °F), slow rains. Humidity: 55%.

Language Spoken

Spanish.

Currency

Colombian Peso (COP).

Area

1411.2 km²

Population

2’700.000

Transportation

Car, taxi, jeep, bus.

Airport

The Edén international airport in Armenia city (IATA: AXM, OACI: SKAR).
Matecaña international airport in Pereira city (IATA: PEI, OACI: SKPE).
La Nubia in Manizales (IATA: MZL, OACI: SKMZ).

Coffee Culture
To begin with, we advise you to simply take your car and drive along the beautiful roads that make up the Eje Cafetero. This, besides showing you the beautiful geography of the area, will lead you to cities with great charm, such as Pereira, Armenia and Manizales.

Afterwards, you can visit different farms and haciendas in the area, where you will meet with expert coffee growers who will show you how the coffee bean is cultivated, roasted and prepared.

You can also visit the traditional Coffee Park, a theme park for all ages located in the department of Quindio, which has attractions dedicated to this important Colombian product.
Tourism in the Coffee Region
En estas tierras, de difícil acceso debido a la topografía, el caballo históricamente fue el medio de transporte. Este noble animal, junto con el burro y las mulas, han ayudado al hombre a cargar el café, y a administrar las haciendas que hoy vemos ya tecnificadas y abiertas al turismo.

Sin embargo, los vínculos equinos han quedado y quedarán para siempre en este paisaje, pues los caballos son parte fundamental de las relaciones culturales y tradiciones de este entorno.

Hoy en día, se “monta” más por placer que por trabajo. El Paisaje Cultural Cafetero tiene a su disposición una gran cantidad de ejemplares hermosos para realizar recorridos por tramos difíciles de montaña, trochas y caminos, con el fin de que los visitantes puedan disfrutar de los paisajes y de la actividad propia de los habitantes de las zonas rurales.