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Learning About Costa Rican Coffee with Doka Estate Coffee Tour

August 4, 2014 By Sammi 28 Comments

If you love coffee, then you must take a coffee tour in Costa Rica. Costa Rica produces some of the world’s highest quality coffee and countries like Japan, South Korea and United States purchase hundreds of thousands of pounds of Costa Rican coffee every year.

So if you are a coffee lover, you have to take a coffee tour in Costa Rica to learn about the process. We visited Doka Estate Coffee and did their Doka Coffee Tour which is one of our favorite tours in Costa Rica.

Doka Estate is 30 kilometers (19 miles) northwest from San Jose. It is about a 1 hour drive on a well paved road through the city

The Doka Estate Coffee Tour

Doka estate coffee tour is one of the oldest coffee plantations in the country. The family who owns and runs the plantation has been doing this for over 70 years! The estate is located up in the valleys of Alajuela with the perfect conditions to grow coffee: a cool climate of 17 to 28 degrees Celsius (63 to 82 F) , fertile soil and a high altitude of 800 to 1600 meters (2624 to 5249 feet).

Their coffee tour takes you through the entire process from planting the coffee tree, picking cherries, roasting and making the Costa Rican way. It’s an extremely fun, educational, interactive and interesting tour for anybody who likes coffee.

Station one – the plants

Coffee comes from a plant that grows cherries with the coffee bean inside. If you drive along the Central Valley, you’ll likely see rows and rows of these coffee plants. Our guide showed us what a coffee plant looks like at 1 year, 2 year, 4 year and full grown. It takes quite awhile for these plants to develop and start producing cherries.

Coffee pickers measure their cherries by baskets. One basket weighs 28 pounds and a good coffee picker can pick up to 18 baskets a day! It’s not an easy job being out there in the sun 11 hours a day and they get paid around $3 USD per basket. Majority of the coffee pickers nowadays are from Nicaragua.

Station 2, 3 and 4 – Coffee Processing (Washing, Peeling, Fermenting and Drying)

This station is the oldest wet mill in the country and this is where the cherries are separated by quality using water. Low quality coffee floats and high quality coffee sinks. Most of the floaters are green unripe cherries or berries that have holes chewed by worms.

Unfortunately we came in the off season so the mill wasn’t working. Coffee picking season is from September to February/March so we couldn’t see the process in action which would have been really interesting to see. The truck dumps the berries into the green container and the berries drop straight into the water.

Once they are separated by floaters and sinkers, the berries get carried into the next room where they get shelled and washed.

Next, they get directed into large holding areas to ferment in order to get rid of the sugar. After that, the beans need to be dried. There are two ways to dry the beans either by the sun or machine. Our guide told us that machine is faster but the quality and the flavor doesn’t turn out quite as good.

To hand dry, they rake out all the beans on a flat surface outside and sift through them every 45 minutes.

Station 5 – Storage

After the beans are dried, they go into storage and here you can find huge bags of coffee! They separate it out by quality which you can tell in the colors. At this point, you can peel the outside and find the coffee bean.

After this, Doka sends out the coffee to various other companies to be exported or roasted. We visited the Cafe Tres Generaciones to see how they roast the beans and the end product.

Purchasing Coffee

You can purchase coffee from the plantation and if you want to bring back coffee for souvenirs, I highly recommend buying it there. It is fresher and cheaper and you can’t get Doka in the supermarket.

The coffee ranges starts around $9 per bag and they have both whole and ground.

Doka Coffee Tour Review

Our knowledgeable guide made the tour very fun but educational at the same time. He used to be a coffee picker so he knows all the ins and outs of the procedure.

Learning the process of how something comes about is always an enlightening experience. We don’t think too much about it since we buy it from the grocery store, turn on the coffee maker and it ends there. In reality, it is a long process and it takes many workers to support the giant coffee addiction our world has.

Doka Coffee Tours from San Jose

If you have a car, you can drive to Doka and take the coffee tour at the plantation. I recommend making reservations as they run tours 5 times a day Mon – Fri and 4 times a day on the weekends and it can get very busy during high season. The Doka Estate Coffee Tour price is $18 – $65 per person depending on the package you get.

If you’re staying in San Jose and would like to do a tour, a very popular day tour from San Jose is the Doka Coffee Tour and La Paz waterfall gardens. We did this day trip with Expediciones Tropicales and it was really nice. It included breakfast, lunch, transportation, guide and entrance fees. If you would like to book this Coffee Tour with La Paz and/or Poas Volcano please fill out the form on this page and get a small discount!

You can watch a video of this tour below.

This tour picked up in San Jose, went to Doka and then La Paz waterfall gardens.

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Reader Interactions

August 17, 2021

Hi! How long does the tour take please?

It’s a couple of hours

Joanna says

February 3, 2021

Want to stop here for a tour on the way to our hotel, would it be safe to have our luggage hidden in the trunk of the car? Is there security in the parking area?

February 6, 2021

Hi Joanna, I’m not positive if they have a security guard but they have the parking inside their property and there are always people going in and out.

Lorraine says

January 12, 2020

Do you pick up from the Costa Rica Marriott Hotel Hacienda Belen?

yeison says

January 14, 2020

Hello Lorraine,

Our partners at Expediciones Tropicales does pick up at the Marriott Hotel in Belen you can book this tour by clicking here .

Felicia Murrell says

May 12, 2019

We’re not planning to rent a car, but very interested in this tour. Will be staying in Playa del Cocos for the week. Is there another method of transportation to get there besides having to rent a car?

Doka is about a 4-4.5 hour drive from Coco so it’s not possible to do in a day, the best way would be to stay a night in the Alajuela/San Jose area.

Vicki L Smith-Jones says

September 2, 2018

Is there a plantation closer to Liberia that you would recommend? We will be staying at Playa Hermosa and I would very much like to take my family to a plantation as a day trip. Thank you,

September 3, 2018

Hi Vicki! Hmm honestly, because coffee grows best at high elevations, you will need to drive to get to a plantation. There are coffee tours in Liberia but they don’t have the plantation since they are at sea level so Guanacaste is not a good place for coffee. Monteverde is a great place for coffee and you’ll find some in Naranjo area on the way to La Fortuna as well.

Hannah says

September 18, 2014

fun read! I used to work at a coffee shop and Costa Rican coffee was VERY popular for sure!

Oh yeah! I always see them selling it in specialty coffee shops. Soo good!

Sand In My Suitcase says

August 11, 2014

We don’t need to be sold on Costa Rican coffee! We’re already there! This looks like a great tour 🙂

August 12, 2014

It was! So educational and informative. Plus great coffee 🙂

Irene (Lists-of-Lists) says

It is just for one cup. I like it strong. However, when you make coffee this way and use good coffee, it does not taste bitter at all.

It tastes pretty bitter to me! Depends on what kind you get. Peaberry was too light and citrusy for me. The espresso was nicely strong and dark.

Kristina says

August 6, 2014

Have not visited Costa Rica yet, but this blog post was quite informative and interesting. Would you suggest Costa Rica as a good honeymoon destination?

Absolutely! There are some gorgeous beaches here and many spots for an intimate getaway whether you just want to relax or go on adventures.

Bente Vold Klausen says

August 5, 2014

Costa Rica sounds and looks so exotic. As a coffee lover I appreciate good and strong flavor in my coffee as I believe this coffee has. I think I will try your Costa Rica guide as well!

It is unbelievably delicious! I love a stronger flavor too

SJ @ Chasing the Donkey says

Hmmmmmmmm coffee!!! I love coffee, and I’d so love to do this. By the way super photos!

Thanks SJ! I love coffee too so this tour was a good fit 🙂

Simone says

We love doing coffee tours! Our favorite was a plantation in Bali that specialized in “Cat Poo” coffee. Odd, but really good and a fascinating process.

Cat poo! Is that the one where the cat eats the seed and they make coffee out of the berry it poos out? Crazy!

Rachel@safari254 says

Picking coffee is hard work, I should know coz my grandmother grows coffee. 18 baskets a day! I think I can only manage 2 🙂 Interesting post, it brought back memories of my childhood, helping out in the coffee farm during the holidays.

I think I could probably only pick 2 too! It’s really tough work, not as easy as people think. I know coffee is a big deal over there too, I’d love to visit a farm one day to see the differences!

Lindsey Monge says

August 4, 2014

Wow this sounds like a great experience! A lot of people should see this process so they know what hard work goes into each cup of coffee 🙂

I absolutely agree! It’s not an easy process and us coffee drinkers take it for granted. It was great to learn more about it!

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We offer the best coffee tour experiences in costa rica. pure coffee tour and also coffee tour combined with other adventures as visit to the poas volcano and la paz waterfalls., coffee tours, classic coffee tour.

From the seed to the cup, the Doka Estate Coffee tour will teach you everything you need to know about how coffee is grown and made.

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A great day awaits you: After the last pick up we will start our journey for 1 hour through the Central Volcanic Mountain Range, where we will observe beautiful landscapes with views of the Central Valley of Costa Rica.

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I think that any trip to Costa Rica should include a coffee tour . It’s such a delicious and important commodity. Plus, there’s nothing like having coffee right from the source. I really enjoyed our Doka Estate Coffee Tour and enjoyed seeing an area where something that is such a part of my daily life is grown, roasted and sold.

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Doka Estate Coffee Tour

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Located along the fertile slopes of the Poás Volcano, Doka Estate has been growing and roasting award-winning coffee for three generations. This tour allows visitors to gain an intimate understanding of how coffee is grown, harvested, processed and produced in both Costa Rica and around the world.

From the seed to the cup, the Doka Estate Coffee tour will teach you everything you need to know about how coffee is grown and made. The tour begins in the seedbed, where expert guides will speak about the varieties and growing habits of coffee plants, as well as the local history and geography of coffee production.

The next stop is the processing plant, which is very old and was, in fact, declared to be an Architectural Heritage for Humanity site in 2003. Here you’ll observe the process of de-pulping and fermenting the grains, which readies them to be peeled and then exported or roasted in the country. Finally, you will visit the roasting plant Café Tres Generaciones and learn about the various roasts that are offered before finishing at the gift shop with the option of sampling the eight different blends made at Doka Estate.

Monday through Friday, tours leave at 9 am, 10 am, 11 am, 1:30 pm, 2:30 pm, and 3:30 pm. On Saturdays and Sundays tours times are at the same with, except there are no 3:30 pm tours.

What to Bring

Hat, sunscreen, and camera.

What's included

Guide, a visit to the harvesting plant, roasting plant, and gift shop.

Transportation

Many of our tours and activities offer transportation pick up & drop off options from several locations and destinations. Options vary by tour, see “BOOKING REQUEST” for full details.

Traveler Comments

The entire experience at Doka was great. I only wished I purchased more coffee!

Mario was an excellent driver. He even arrived early and once again, the van was immaculate. The tour of Doka estate was well worth the effort. The tour was very informative and our docent spoke English very well. He guided our group through the various stages of coffee production. We stopped here on our way to La Fortuna. The tour took about two hours. Following the tour, participants had the opportunity to sample coffee, and of course, make some purchases.

Very relaxed and well paced tour. Informative and it was great being able to sample the coffees.

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This tour will make sure you're fueled for the full-day adventure ahead of you. Spend eight hours in Costa Rica's exquisite central valley of Alajuela, where you'll discover how the perfect cup of Costa Rican coffee is produced at the Doka Coffee Estate, and explore a volcanic region at Poás Volcano National Park.

Why settle for one adventure when you can go on three? Explore Costa Rica's central valley in beautiful Alajuela. You'll be out all day on this 10 hour adventure which takes you to Poás Volcano National Park, Doka Coffee Estate, and La Paz Waterfall Garden. Outdoor adventure, a treat for the palate, and the beauty of nature — this tour has it all.

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Doka Estate Coffee Tour & La Paz Waterfalls – Private Tour

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DOKA ESTATE COFFEE TOUR & LA PAZ WATERFALLS GARDENS PRIVATE TOUR FROM SAN JOSE.

Costa Rica Coffee Tour visiting Doka Estate  & La Paz Waterfalls Gardens . Learn all about Costa Rica coffee and enjoy waterfalls and nature. The perfect combo tour for enjoy a day full of culture and nature.

Your breath-taking Costa Rica Coffee Tour in Doka Estate and La Paz Waterfalls Gardens adventure begins with a pickup from your hotel and a relaxing private drive through the wonderful Costa Rican countryside on an air-conditioned transportation and recent model deluxe vehicle or mini bus. Your guide will point out many sights of interest including coffee plantations, sugar cane and citrus plantations, diverse fruit stands and rural farming communities. You will be heading Alajuela Province , about 45 minutes’ drive from San Jose.

Upon arrival to the beautiful property of Doka Estate, you will have some free time for use restrooms and explore the surroundings before to start the Costa Rica Coffee Tour. Discover the step-by-step process of seed germination to the first crop of our plants. There you will observe and be explained the development process of the plant up to the point of recollection of the ripe grain. You will also learn about the history of the estate, its owners, the production and varieties of plants, the geography of the area and the traditional ways of cultivating the grain.

Our Costa Rica coffee tour is interactive and our customers will be able to experience at first hand all the different process involve in the coffee industry. Continuing the tour, a few minutes’ drive will take you to one of the most beautiful places in Costa Rica for enjoy nature and wildlife. La Paz Waterfall Gardens is the #1 most visited privately owned ecological attraction in Costa Rica featuring the best hiking near San José, the most famous waterfalls in Costa Rica, rescued wildlife preserve with over 100 species of animals, and an environmental education program.

With the fine attention and explanations of our naturalist tour guide, enjoy: Five waterfalls, cloud forest and rain forest, safe hiking trails, aviary with numerous species of birds, toucan feeding, insect exhibit, butterfly observatory, capuchin (white-faced) monkeys, black-handed spider monkeys, hummingbird garden with 26 documented species, hummingbird hand feeding in the mornings and afternoons, serpentarium (snake exhibit), jaguars, pumas, ocelots, margays, traditional typical house with petting zoo and ox cart, ranarium (frog exhibit), orchid exhibit, heliconia exhibit.  All these offered at one place, makes us the best Eco-Park in Costa Rica.

Our Costa Rica coffee tour includes a delicious Buffet Lunch. It includes multiple selections of Traditional Costa Rican Dishes, Full Salad Bar, Pizza, Garlic Bread, French Fries, Fresh Fruits, Rice Pudding and unlimited Fresh Fruit Juice, Coffee and Tea.

After finishing all these unique Eco Attractions, and by the middle of the afternoon, return to your hotel in San Jose.

PRICE PER PERSON: $295 adults / $236 Children (If you have a group contact us for a special rate)

Greenway Nature Tours is a Certified Travel Agency and Tour Operator by the Costa Rican Tourist Board with special certification in Sustainable Travel (CST) . We offer 40 unique private tours from San Jose Costa Rica.

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Pick Up Time - 07:00am

• Meet our Guide and Private Transportation from your hotel
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Arrival to Doka Estate - 09:00am

• Doka Coffee tour .

Arrival to La Paz Waterfalls Gardens - 11:30am

• Time to explore the multiple exhibits at La Paz.

Lunch - 12:30pm

• Enjoy a delicious lunch.

Visit The Waterfalls - 1:30pm

• Explore the rainforest and waterfalls at La Paz.

Return to San Jose - 3:30pm

• After have a great time, get ready for the return to San Jose & Hotel.
• Enjoy a pleasant & colorful drive along the countryside.

Arrival to your Hotel in San Jose - 5:00 pm

• Drop off at your hotel and good bye.

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Hadley Smith

Great Experience We did a tour of the Doka Coffee Estate with Greenway Tours and it was informative and interesting. Our guide was funny, pleasant and professional. We learned how the coffee beans are processed in the mill and the different blends of coffee made from arabica beans. After it, we were taken to La Paz, an amazing ecological attraction with multiple things to do. It was a super great day. Highly recommended.

April 22, 2019 at 7:36 pm

Harrison porter.

Personable, professional and informative Our guide Gerardo was on time, very professional in the way he dealt with all the arrangements he had to make. He had a very personable style and was very easy to communicate with. He was very well informed about the coffee tour and the La Paz gardens and all the waterfalls that can be visited. I would highly recommend this tour.

June 20, 2019 at 7:37 pm

Natalia rodriguez.

I book this private tour with Greenway Tours and went to Doka estate to tour their growing, processing and tasting the finished product. I enjoyed seeing the coffees at varying stages and how the banana were roasted and packaged. I especially enjoyed the little coffee shop. After it, the visit to La Paz Waterfalls was just amazing. Beautiful nature and food great

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• Combo Tour: Poás Volcano National Park / Doka Coffee Tour / La Paz Waterfall Garden

Due to the altitude and activity of the Poás Volcano, this tour is not recommended to any person with heart conditions, high blood pressure, people who have had a recent surgery, pregnant women or children.

As we ascend the mountain, we will notice a change in temperature and vegetation; we will see coffee plantations as well as fern, flower and strawberry farms along the way, creating a beautiful array of colors and visuals.

Description

Duration: 10 hours

Location: Alajuela, Central Valley

Estimated Departure from San José: Between 06:00 A.M. – 07:00 A.M.

We will visit the Doka Coffee Estate for a delicious breakfast. Then we will be treated to a coffee tour in an actual coffee plantation where we will learn the ancient techniques used by the experts to produce some of the best coffee in Costa Rica and around the world. The careful process involved in the cultivation, harvesting and roasting of the Golden Bean will then be illustrated, very hands-on, and then we will savor the delectable product.

After the coffee tour, we will continue to Poas Volcano National Park, where there is a noticeable change in temperature and exuberant vegetation of the cloud forest.

The Poás Volcano, is an active 2,708-metre (8,885 ft) stratovolcano. The crater of the volcano is over a mile across and 1050 feet deep. It has erupted 40 times since 1828, including April, 2017.

At the Volcano we will have time to enjoy the impressive main crater with its sulfur fumaroles, and hike on a trail to the beautiful Botos Lagoon as we learn about the different ecosystems in the park.

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• ENTRANCE FEE TO LA PAZ WATERFALL GARDENS

After Poás, we will continue to La Paz Waterfall Garden, where we will enjoy a buffet lunch (rated 4 Forks by the Costa Rican Tourism Council) that includes multiple selections of Traditional Costa Rican dishes and much more.

At La Paz Waterfall Gardens we will go through walking trails surrounded by lush tropical rain forest. Here we will appreciate flowing white rivers, spectacular waterfalls, birds, butterflies, monkeys, and hummingbirds. There are also, educational animal exhibits to enjoy such as the Aviary, the Butterfly Observatory, Hummingbird Garden, Serpentarium, Jungle Cats Exhibit, and the Frog Exhibit. This is definitely a tour enjoyed by nature lovers from all ages.

*Children (3 – 10 years old): 25% off discount

Children 0-2 years old pay US$18.00 + 13% IVA (space on the bus)

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