The Coffee Triangle Holidays

A well-deserved UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Coffee Triangle is hidden away in the rolling hills of Colombia's hinterland. It is a lush green landscape dotted with coffee plantations, spectacular flora and fauna, and brightly coloured haciendas provide fantastic accommodation. The beauty of the area is not to be underestimated, and aside from visiting the coffee plantations, riding, walking and trekking are all fantastic options on Coffee Triangle holidays.

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"Henrietta was superb. Her excitement and enthusiasm was contagious, and the entire process went smoothly as a result. Watching the macaws during breakfast in Playa Cativa and our time on Nosara Beach were particularly memorable. The trip was very well coordinated, and the Concierge team were extremely helpful and supportive - we had a great time."
J - UK
Published on 20th February 2026
"The Concierge was able to very quickly make new arrangements in the event of cancellations, etc. We felt confident that we were in very capable hands. The Original Services make the trip effortless. The guides and ground handlers were outstanding."
Dominic - London
Published on 17th April 2025
"All of it was memorable. "
Lucy - Hampshire
Published on 19th March 2025

What you can find in Colombia's Coffee Triangle that you won't find anywhere else?

The coffee triangle of Colombia is comprised of Caldas, Risaralda and Quindio, of which Manizales, Pereira and Armenia are the most important towns. Visiting the coffee farms is obviously a must when in the area, and one of Colombia's major draw cards. We can arrange tours of the local coffee plantations where guests can learn about the process of making coffee, from cultivation to preparation of the world's most loved drink.

Although not strictly in the Coffee Triangle, Medellin is also well worth a visit. It is the second largest city in Colombia, and once also one of the most dangerous in the world, it is now firmly on the tourist map as an up and coming destination, and one not to be missed.

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