This is a world-class amusement park! It's anot only coffee: It has a coffee museum in the center of the park, but you also get to know the colombian culture through their architecture, dresses and typical dances. As you would expect, this park has amazing rides: a roller coaster, water attractions, and much more.

Beatiful main building with a coffee museum, crafts, restaurants, etc. The park has walking trails going down where you can see the different kind of coffee plants grown in Colombia, typical Colombian trees, flowers, plants and the best a lot of "guaduales" or big bamboo type fields. Colorful and beautiful area houses full of flowers, balconies and porches. Then down... More

Having been to Colombia 3 times and being from a tea-producing country, I really wanted to learn about Colombian coffee. Despite the name, this place is not what it seems. Sure there are coffee plants, statues of Juan Valdez and a small museum but that is where the coffee education ends.No one tells you about how coffee is grown, collected,... More

I would say to purchase the ticket that includes unlimited rides; this park has lots of rides including a roller coaster. The views are awsome and you can also drink all the coffee you want; really good stuff. Another tip is to make it a full day trip and you would be better off staying overnight a local finca nearby... More

This trip can be done in 1 day if you are traveling from Cali, but it would be a very long day, including possibly driving back in the dark, so I recommend an overnight stay in one of the Finca resort hotels in the area or in a smaller town nearby like Armenia. It's a national park, and parts of... More

People may think that it is another theme park, perhaps with fewer and less attractive rides. It is actually much more than that, and it should appeal to foreigners also. The park has a real and productive coffee farm, that is accessible to all visitors, with good explanations of all processes, and a real example of a typical coffee farm.... More

this is a very Colombian place, full of coffee and attractions for all kinds of people. family will enjoy a visit there

This park (think of it as a cultural amusement park, similar perhaps to a Busch Gardens in the U.S.) is great for the whole family. The views throughout are beautiful, and there is plenty of activity to fill an entire day. The "Show del Cafe" was a lovely medley of traditional dances and music--highly recommended. The foods at the food... More

The Parque Nacional del Cafe is a must if you're visiting the zona cafetero in Colombia. The large park hosts many nature trails such as the lovely bamboo forest. The Colombia dance show is one of the best we've seen. My wife said that it is much improved since she first saw it six years ago. It has very fine... More