City: Guatemala
Top Things to do in Guatemala
Top 10 Farms in Guatemala, Guatemala
Coordinates: 15°30′N 90°15′W / 15.500°N 90.250°W / 15.500; -90.250
Restaurants in Guatemala
1. Caoba Farms
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 303 reviews
All organic farm that also offers tours, volunteering, a farm-to-table restaurant, a store, Farmers Markets on Saturdays (live music, vendors, free activities..), Thursday- and Friday night activities and much more! Check out our homepage for more details and follow us on Facebook (caoba farms) and Instagram (caobafarms) to keep posted!
Reviewed By LeilaniRuth - Los Angeles, United States
After living in Antigua for over 3+ years, this is a staple for special occasions, when friends visit, or just needing some solo time. There's a bustling energy about the ground on Saturday's when Caoba throws their famous farmers market, although they're open Wednesday - Sunday and hosts various events throughout. Make sure to bring a camera and enjoy a walk around the property. From the beautifully presented snacks to the farm, it's a photographers dream full of color, life, and the beauty of nature all around. Your visit can be a short stop into the artisanal tienda, although you'd be selling yourself short. If you have time, settle into the restaurant for a full meal, straight from the farm, or just a liquado. There's plenty to do for the entire family if time allows - farm tour, workshops, mariposa garden, succulent plant garden, play area for the kids, live music, and much more. They conveniently offer shuttle service from Parque Central, but it's also a very enjoyable 15min walk from town. Uber is also available if a private ride is more your style.
2. Cafe La Voz
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Live the adventure of the coffee tour in San Juan La Laguna. A short one kilometer walk that lasts approximately an hour and a half that will allow you to get to know the full cycle of organic coffee production, from harvest to coffee cup. The tour takes place in the plantations and in the processing facilities and also includes your choice of a fine organic coffee cup.
3. Godoy's Coffee Roasting Experience
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Roasting Plant Coffee Tour in Guatemala City. 2 minutes away from airport.
4. Valhalla Experimental Station
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 177 reviews
Valhalla Macadamia Farm is a family-owned and -run organic macadamia plantation. Our aim is to promote the planting of macadamia trees for indigenous communities to provide them with an income, food security and also to promote sustainability, the preservation of the environment and atmospheric carbon sequestration. Your visit will include a short tour of our plantation and samples of our chocolates, nuts and skin care products. Visitors can also enjoy a free facial massage with our natural skin care products made of macadamia oil. In our garden restaurant, visitors can enjoy our delicious and famous macadamia pancakes, as well as other breakfast dishes and sandwiches. Come and enjoy our beautiful gardens and clean air. We are ope every day from 8 to 4, monday through sunday. Hope to see you there soon! Hope to see you there soon!
Reviewed By Serenana - Canada, null
Received a very friendly, no-pressure welcome from everyone we met. Here you can have a good meal while supporting an environmental effort that truly maximizes the assistance going to local indigenous communities I bought macadamia nut oil moisturizer. Having used it for a month, I can say that I am very pleased with it. For me, it doesn’t replace a nighttime moisturizer. Instead, by using it for my own mini massage in the mornings, my skin feels great. It never causes oil stains on fabrics. The spray bottle works well and by dispensing a small amount it helps the product to last a long time. We took one of the local buses direct from the terminal in Antigua. There were at least 3 buses that said “Duenas”. Just say “macadamia” and someone will point you to the one that’s leaving next. We waited about 10 minutes on the bus. It was a good place to watch the activity around the terminal and the market. The fare was collected from everyone as soon as the bus departed the last stop in Antigua town. For the return trip, we only waited a couple of minutes and the trees provided shade.
5. Finca El Barretal
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Coffee Farm & Ecoturism. Family owned small business. We are located only 45 min. away from Guatemala City near the Pacaya Volcano. Private tour to a beautiful Coffee Farm; where you will learn the process of coffee, one of the main products of Guatemala. Coffee tasting included. Visit our local souvenir shop. Relax by the pool or take a 20 min walk to a 45 mts. waterfall. Surround yourself with nature, relax and enjoy! We offer: Beautiful garden for special events Trails Waterfalls Camping & fireplace areas Picnic packs & Much more. We are petfriendly! Come and visit us!
Reviewed By lastword2016 - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
This was an excursion from a cruise ship docked at Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala. We travelled in a comfortable bus to the coffee farm, where we were met by a guide. The farm was fascinating, and the guide was full of information. We didn’t just learn about coffee, we also heard about the many other types of flora and vegetation growing in the extensive gardens. We finished up with a very interesting video, and a cup of their coffee and cookies. The farm also had a shop selling locally made items, and we bought some lovely presents to take home. It was a really nice outing.
6. Finca Los Girasoles
7. Casa Blanca Glamping
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 2 reviews
Full of different activities that can be done for the different tastes of all the people who visit us. We recommend you to walk along the coffee paths full of trails where you can observe the plantings, different vegetation and birds of various kinds. The avocado area is at the top of the mountain where you can go to the stables and take a horseback tour of all the crops.
8. Tuq Tu Quilal
Tuqtuquilal is an Impact Center that focuses on information exchange in order to provide sustainable living solutions for the local Q'eqchi community and for visitors. We have a cacao museum and tour, food processing facilities, demonstration permaculture gardens and a cafecito providing delicious farm to table local food. You can join us to take hikes, workshops and buy organic produce.
9. Lavanda Guatemala
Located on the high part of San Antonio Palopo, Lavanda Guatemala features beautiful lavender fields that overlook lake Atitlan and it's majestic volcanoes. The site has over 7 acres of pure lavender goodness and is accessible with car.
10. Granja Tz'ikin
We are a permaculture farm with lots going on everyday. On mondays we have a tour, starting at 10.30, that gives you all the ins-and-outs about our farm, but you are welcome everyday. Strawl through our garden beds, enjoy the lake view, nourish yourself with a deliscious and fresh farm meal and hug our baby goats.
