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Are you a coffee connoisseur and visiting Bali?  Perfect combination! Then do not leave the page because here in this blog we will be decoding where your favourite coffee comes from in Bali, how it is grown, and how it is processed before being finally brought to your table. Let’s explore the unique coffee plantations in Bali with a detailed guide to ease your travel plans. 

Bali is a paradise for every coffee lover who is eager to explore coffee plantations and sip the local brew. Bali has lots of coffee plantations and places that can be visited and one can even plan to stay at the coffee resorts. Bali is one of the best coffee-producing countries in the world and produces nearly 600 thousand tons of coffee every year. So next time whenever you are sipping coffee, there is an 80% chance that it is produced and processed in Bali. 

Bali Tour Packages is a great way to have a trip to a coffee plantation in Bali and witness local agriculture, meet some amazing people who have unique taste buds for coffee, and is also an educational trip that lets you know the growth and processing of some excellent coffee. Bali’s coffee plantations are usually found in the most beautiful and exotic locations that let you explore rural Bali and get in touch with the natural environment.  And you may also get the opportunity to buy coffee straight from the farm with great deals. 

Types of Coffee in Indonesia and Bali

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Even though coffee plantations do not belong to Indonesia but to Africa.  Many years ago coffee was brought to Indonesia by a Dutch Governor and since then the people of Indonesia have loved and learned the art of cultivating coffee and are since then mastering this art. Eight types of coffee are native to Indonesia and are well-known and loved by people all over the world.  They are Arabic Gayo coffee in Sumatra, Kintamani Arabic coffee in Bali, Arabic Toraja coffee in Sulawesi, Ijen Arabic coffee, Liberika Rangsang Meranti coffee in Riau, Flores Bajawa Arabic coffee, Kopi Luwak coffee in Bali and Temanggung Robust coffee.  

So when in  Bali you can feast yourself with eight different flavours and aromas of coffee!

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