[2025 Bali Attraction] Travel Guide for Segara Windhu Coffee Plantation (Updated May)

🏃‍♀️How to get there: It is located about 1 hour and 30 minutes by car from the airport and about 10 minutes by car from downtown Ubud. 🫶Attractions: Segara Windhu Coffee Plantation is one of the famous places in Ubud, Bali, and is a coffee plantation located on a hillside. 🏩Hotels: Since it is a coffee plantation, there are no hotels, so you can find a hotel near downtown Ubud. 🌳Recommended food & restaurants: At Segara Windhu Coffee Plantation, you can enjoy the famous "Luwak coffee." Luwak coffee is coffee extracted after drying the coffee beans that have been eaten and excreted by plant mites, and it is characterized by its unique aroma and smooth taste. Here, you can enjoy not only Luwak coffee but also various types of coffee, and you can enjoy a fantastic view along with the aroma of coffee. ☕️Shopping information: Segara Windhu Coffee Plantation sells not only coffee, but also various products such as tea, herbs, and cosmetics. We also offer an experiential program where you can make your own Luwak coffee while touring the coffee farm, so please take note when you visit🙌 #BaliTravel

#SoutheastAsiaTravel #BaliTravel How about a cup of coffee in the jungle on a rainy day?🌴 I'm the one who visited 10 coffee farms in Bali🙌🏻 🔖 If you want to taste Balinese coffee properly, keep saving When I first went to Bali, the driver who picked me up at the airport said, "Do you want to have coffee? It's free." I was full of doubts about whether it was a scam, so I visited the first coffee farm🧑🏻🌾 Just as the guide said, a tray of coffee and tea was free, and after that day, I became a coffee farmholic rather than a cafe and visited more than 10 coffee farms in Bali😂 I'll introduce the place where I tasted the most delicious coffee🔻 📍Segara Windhu Coffee Plantation More than 10 kinds of coffee & tea in the video + free cassava chips The famous Luwak coffee that is poured right in front of you is also IDR50,000~80,000 per cup👀 The most expensive Luwak coffee I've ever had The roasting was excellent, and I was really happy when I put a spoonful of sugar in it☺️💕 In addition, the fresh cassava chips made directly at the farm were so delicious that I bought 10 bags👍🏻 👉🏻 My guide friend tried the coffee here and brought all of his guests here‼️ How happy I was to have a cup of warm coffee while listening to the sound of rain pouring down in the jungle💚 💡Additional TIP The basic tray is free at any coffee farm in Bali but you only have to pay separately when ordering Luwak coffee! You can actually see Luwak with the free farm tour😽 ✅ Each guide may collaborate with a different coffee farm! If you are doing a tour near Ubud or Kintamani ask your guide to change to this one🩵

Visiting Segara Luwak Coffee was a delightful experience. Upon arrival, the staff warmly welcomed us and gave an informative tour, explaining the process of making their renowned Luwak coffee. The tour ended at their cozy tasting area, where we enjoyed complimentary samples of over 10 varieties of coffee and tea. **Luwak Coffee Options:** They offer both male and female Luwak coffee, priced at 130K and 50K respectively. I preferred the female Luwak coffee because it had a milder, less intense taste compared to the male variant. **Purchases:** I ended up buying the avocado coffee, mangosteen tea, and coconut coffee—all unique and delicious in their own way. While the Luwak coffee was tempting, the price was steep. Interestingly, I later found the same coffee from the same manufacturer in Kuta at a more affordable price (details on that in a future review). **Overall Experience:** The ambiance, staff hospitality, and variety of coffee and tea make Segara Luwak Coffee worth visiting. Even if you don’t splurge on the Luwak coffee, the tasting experience and other offerings are enjoyable. #travelwithhanna #bali

Bali, Indonesia, is known as a coffee producing region. In particular, Luwak coffee, which is made from civet feces, is famous as a high-quality coffee. This time, I went to a coffee plantation in Ubud to see how coffee is made and to taste it! The civet is in the last photo, and since it was daytime, it was fast asleep lol Unfortunately, I don't like coffee very much and couldn't drink much, but the types that I tasted and found delicious can be purchased on the spot. I recommend it to people who like coffee because you can taste it with an explanation. #100TravelStyles #Indonesia #IndonesiaTrip #Bali #indonesiatrip #bali

#fallishere 📍Address - Segara Windhu Coffee Jl. Raya Kintamani, Manukaya, Kec. Tampaksiring, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80552, Indonesia ⭐ Highlights - Free coffee and tea tasting overlooking a magnificent jungle & paddy field view. Luwak coffee is priced at IDR 25,000 per cup. After the tasting, your guide will take you to the gift shop when they won't leave until you purchase a box of overpriced coffee in my opinion. 💲Avg. Price - from IDR 120,000 per box (10 cups) 👍 Rating - 8/10