Top Things to do in Chinchina
What to do and see in Chinchina, Colombia: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Chinchina, Colombia including Hacienda Guayabal, Hacienda El Sinai, Basilica Nuestra Senora de las Mercedes, Mirador Agroturistico Colina del Sol, Plaza Bolivar, Granja Pinares, Hacienda La Gaviota.
Restaurants in Chinchina
1. Hacienda Guayabal
Overall Ratings
5 based on 71 reviews
"A Magical journey, from the grain to the cup..." Why the Colombian coffee is the best Coffee? The answer are in Hacienda Guayabal. To Know Colombia, you must start from it´s heart. The best Tour of Coffee, every day, guiaded tour and many more. family farm for over 50 years. 100% Colombian Coffee.
Reviewed By Tommy B
Whilst staying at the family's hacienda on the same property we took the opportunity to learn about the coffee making and distribution process.
This tour is very educational and covers the whole process from planting to the enjoyable tasting part and everything in between.
The guide answered every one of our questions - you are clearly amongst people who know and love coffee being born and raised in the region.
A very well resourced set up to aid Learning. Enjoy.
2. Hacienda El Sinai
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Hacienda el sinai is a Centenary coffee farm since 1854. today his owner show you how the coffee was discovered and how the coffee is processed. you can also enjoy a great coffee cup in a special cafe museo coffee shop located in the first floor of the hacienda.
3. Basilica Nuestra Senora de las Mercedes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By 790philippeh - Liege, Belgium
Il n'y a pas grand chose à voir dans ce petit village très tourné vers la culture du café. Or sur la route quand vous y rentrer, vous pourrez apercevoir cette grande église blanche qui surplombe tous les bâtiments alentour. Juste en face, la petite place Bolivar est le lieu de rencontre des gens du coin. Agréable pour s'y promener un moment et observer le va et vient des locaux.
4. Mirador Agroturistico Colina del Sol
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Tom S - Austin, Texas
We took the bus to Chinchina from Manizales where were met by SUV and driven to the finca. We started off with a guided walk through fruit trees and corn fields. Our guide explained the coffee industry in Colombia and how it was not as profitable anymore even with varities that didn't need shade. At the top of the mountain we reached the homestead to eat a traditional meal and cup of coffee. The weather was beautiful and food delicious.
5. Plaza Bolivar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By GonshaR
LA plaza BOLIVAR en Chinchina es el centro neuralgico del pueblo teniendo al frente una de las Iglesias mas bonitas del eje cafetero...Es un lugar idoneo para caminar por la mañana y la tarde habiendo negocios alrededor de la misma ...Lo único malo es que la han ampliado por lo que ya no existen estacionamiento al lado de la misma...Ahora en navidades esta iluminada
6. Granja Pinares
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Ranching - Porcicultura - minor species Restaurant - Fish farming (sports fishing)-Lombricultivo ecological Path holding a permit Tour where they will know the cultures of coffee, observing the typical landscapes of the coffee zone with his fauna and flora. Waterfalls - 2 swimming pools of natural water - 1 swimming pool of chlorinated water Show of trova (Sunday and festive) canopy - torrentismo.
Reviewed By Liz M
A host of activities to do for a very decent price. The ride there on a jeep is pretty cool! Ziplined a times, did some rock climbing, paint balled, there was a show with the animals which was SO.MUCH.FUN!!! Unable to do some of the other activities but my time was so packed and enjoyable that it was no problem. I highly...HIGHLY recommend.
7. Hacienda La Gaviota
Located in the central mountain chain of Colombian Andes, La Hacienda Cafetera La Gaviota is part of the Cultural Coffee Landscape, now registered as world patrimony UNESCO 2011. The Gaviota still uses most of the traditional processes to preserve the coffee quality. Be part of the experience walking through our coffee plantation and discover the history behind a colombian coffee cup.
