The UNESCO coffee cultural landscape is an area of outstanding beauty shaped by small scale coffee farming in the Eastern and Central Cordillera of the Andes.

The landscape runs through three departments, Quindío, Risaralda and Caldas and encompasses 18 small towns and villages as well as the slopes upon which the distinctive rows of coffee bushes can be found.

In the coffee zone, Hacienda Venecia, Recuca and San Alberto are both within the coffee cultural landscape, as are the family-owned fincas that we offer.

Note that Salento and Cocora are not in the coffee cultural landscape although it is possible to undertake a coffee tour nearby and Salento is typical of the architecture and style of the 18 towns within the UNESCO recognised landscape.

View all of our tours and trips that visit UNESCO sites.