2) After our delicious stop, soon we'll arrive to a gorgeous little coffee family farm with the most incredible scenery, immersed in natural beauty, full of a diverse of crops, where we'll live an authentic coffee experience that will take you through the entire process of coffee, from the plant to the cup. Surrounded by the beautiful landscapes of the Andes Mountains. From picking the coffee cherries to roasting the beans, you'll not only learn every single step, but experience it first hand, and undestand the hard work and dedication that goes into producing a simple cup of coffee. PICKING: The journey begins us as coffee pickers carefully selecting only the ripest coffee cherries. These cherries have a deep, rich red colour, indicating that they are ready to be harvested. It's like picking the juiciest fruits from a tree! We'll use our eyes and fingers to pluck the cherries, making sure to collect the best ones.

DEPULPING: Once the cherries are picked, they need to be processed to extract the coffee beans. This is where the depulping stage comes in. The cherries are fed into a machine that removes the outer skin and flesh, revealing the precious coffee beans inside. It's like peeling off the protective layer to unveil the hidden treasure within. WASHING: After depulping, the coffee beans still have some sticky residue on them, called mucilage. To get rid of this, the beans are washed thoroughly with water. This helps to clean and prepare them for the next steps. It's like giving the beans a refreshing shower to ensure they're squeaky clean. FERMENTING: After the coffee cherries have been depulped, they go through a process called fermentation. This step is essential for enhancing the flavours of the coffee beans. The depulped beans, still coated with some of the fruit's pulp, are placed in fermentation tanks or barrels. Enzymes naturally present in the fruit's pulp work their magic.

DRYING: Now it's time for the coffee beans to dry out. They are spread out in thin layers on large patios or raised beds to soak up the warm sun. As they dry, the beans gradually lose their moisture content and develop their unique flavours. THRESING: Once the beans are dry, they are ready for the threshing process. This involves removing the outer parchment layer that protects the beans. Machines or traditional methods are used to separate the beans from the parchment. ROASTING: Ah, the final and most exciting step! The green coffee beans are carefully roasted to perfection. This is where the magic happens, as the beans undergo a transformation and release their incredible aromas and flavours. Roasting is an art that requires precise temperature control and expertise. The beans turn from green to brown, and their flavours develop depending on the roast level. It's like toasting a marshmallow over a campfire, witnessing its colour change and savouring the delicious result.

3) After having a delicious typica lunch right at the farm, surrounded by the most breathtaking landscapes of the andes, our next activity, would be an incredible Horseback ride through lush green mountains, coffee plantations, traditional farms and crazy sightseeing. This activity takes approximately 90-120 minutes, depending on the pace, no rush.