Our guide, Enrique, was very passionate about all of their projects on the farm, and made the the tour both fun and informative! We first learned about the process of coffee making, to then getting to try every single step of it! At the end we had a coffee tasting with some homemade banana bread, which was also really good. Since it was raining, Enrique drove us all the way to our hostel when we were finished.I think this tour is set apart from the others, because of the small intimate size of the farm, and because they experiment with making other coffee products from the byproducts of making coffee - really cool! We tried real coffee wine and liquer!!So probably not the tour for you if you’re interested in seeing huge scale coffee making, but more if you want to learn in depth about methods of coffee making, and want to try it yourself.

Incredible experience! In 3 hours my wife and I learnt so much about coffee. The coffee farm is beautiful and the whole experience from start to finish was amazing.We were greeted by Enrique who was our guide and we had a chat with Rick (the owner) before the other guests arrived.It was just us, and a a lovely family of 4, so the experience was very personal, which we enjoyed.We got to experience the life of coffee from fruit to cup. We also roasted our own coffee which we got to take away and tasted coffee brewed 3 different ways.After 3 hours, I had a new found respect for coffee. The way Finca Casanga Coffee produce their coffee is very organic, and respectful to the environment, their people, and their customers.Enrique is one of the best tour guides we have experienced, he answered any questions put to him, he was funny and extremely knowledgeable.I would recommend this tour and experience to anyone, as it was worth every penny.Just to put the icing on the cake, Rick gave us a ride back to Boquete - what a lovely touch.Thanks Enrique and Rick for a memorable experience.Ali & Sarah

I had a fantastic tour with an awesome and very informative guide, Joaquim. A view of Baru and the lovely hillside, a gourmet coffee house/plantation, Las Ladrillos, San Ramon, a quaint local town and a sample of geisha coffee. His recommendations while in Boquete were also appreciated.

What a great way to see the town of Boquete as well as the outlying natural areas and the waterfall. Our guide Joaquin was fabulous and made it a great experience!