Subak Bali Agro

Very well maintained place. Staffs are really good and shows the place around by explaining the process of making the world famous luwak coffee. They give you the various tea and coffee sample they have and very delicious. You can even buy if you want to as they small shop with variety of coffee and tea.

Really Great little coffee and tea plantation. Well worth the visit to see and learn how they make luwak coffee among many other things and try many amazing coffees and tees and also in a very beautiful setting. A hidden Gem!!!

Really expensive by Bali standards. I would've felt ripped off if I had bought stuff there.nThe hostess was really friendly and animated and she is able to explain their products well and she was generous with giving the sample drinks.nMy biggest issue about this place would be that there are various animals ie, at least 2 civet cats, 1 porcupine that are kept in small unsanitary chicken wire cages barely any space to move around in. The wire cage will also probably cause injury to the feet of the animals and I also did not notice clean water for the animals.

The salesgirl was very sweet. But the place is undermaintained.

I love it when we went there and bought a lot of items from there.. if you don’t mind how can we order online? Or could you ship internationally?