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Negari Luwak Coffee

Savor Bali's exotic kopi luwak amid lush plantations: free tastings of 15 coffees and teas, civet-guided tours, and caramel-rich brews in Singapadu's tropical serenity.

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Nestled in Bali's lush Singapadu countryside, Negari Luwak Coffee offers an immersive journey into the world of kopi luwak, the exotic coffee processed through civet digestion. Visitors tour the plantation, witness roasting processes, and savor free tastings of 15 unique coffees and teas like avocado, ginger, and rosella varieties amid scenic tropical gardens. A must-visit for coffee enthusiasts seeking authentic Balinese agro-tourism with smooth, earthy brews hinting of caramel and cocoa.

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C7G4+5VV, Jl. Raya Singapadu, Gianyar Regency, Central Singapadu, Sukawati, Bali, 80582, ID
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Budget
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Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
Monday
8 am-6 pm
Tuesday
8 am-6 pm
Wednesday
8 am-6 pm
Thursday
8 am-6 pm
Friday
9 am-6 pm
Saturday
9 am-6 pm
Sunday
8 am-6 pm
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Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Negari Luwak Coffee.

Local know-how to help you travel smarter and make the most of every moment.

Wear a sarong for the on-site temple; rentals available or bring your own for cultural respect.
Opt for the luwak coffee tasting (50,000 IDR) after free samples—its syrupy cocoa notes are unforgettable.
Visit early morning to avoid crowds and enjoy cooler plantation walks with fresher breezes.
Try rosella or avocado coffee for unique flavors; they're less caffeinated and pair well with Bali's heat.

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Discovering Kopi Luwak

Tucked along Jl. Raya Singapadu in Gianyar Regency, Negari Luwak Coffee stands as a gateway to Bali's renowned coffee culture. This agro-tourism spot specializes in kopi luwak, the ultra-premium arabica beans naturally fermented in the digestive tract of the Asian palm civet. Guests arrive to verdant plantations where guides explain the civet's selective foraging on ripest cherries, yielding beans with unparalleled smoothness. The earthy aroma carries hints of cocoa, caramel, and berries, creating a syrupy body that lingers on the palate.

The Tasting Experience

A highlight is the complimentary tasting session featuring over a dozen varieties. Sample robust Bali coffee, exotic avocado blends, silky cocoa-infused brews, and herbal teas like lemongrass, rosella, mangosteen, and turmeric. Standouts include the rich luwak itself, poured as a short black to reveal cinnamon notes, alongside innovative options like ginger and vanilla coffees. The open-air pavilion overlooks gardens, blending education with sensory delight as visitors rate flavors from creamy mochas to zesty infusions.

Plantation Tour and Processes

Guided walks reveal the full lifecycle: from civet collection to hand-sorting, roasting at the on-site Arisan Roastery, and packaging. Spices and other crops dot the landscape, showcasing Bali's agricultural heritage. The tour demystifies kopi luwak's rarity—only premium cherries qualify—while addressing ethical sourcing from wild civets. A small temple on-site nods to Balinese traditions, where a sarong may be required for respect.

Practicalities and Souvenirs

Open daily from 8-9 AM to 6 PM, the cafe welcomes drop-ins for tours and tastings at no charge, with luwak cups available for a modest fee around 50,000 IDR. Purchase fresh-roasted beans or teas from the shop for home brewing. The serene setting suits relaxed visits, though tourist crowds peak midday. Pair with nearby Ubud attractions for a full day exploring Gianyar's rice fields and crafts.

Culinary and Cultural Depth

Beyond coffee, Negari embodies Bali's fusion of nature and hospitality. Low-caffeine herbal options cater to all, while the plantation's freshness guarantees superior quality. It's more than a stop—it's an authentic taste of island innovation, where ancient methods meet modern palates in a tranquil rural escape.

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    Getting There

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    Metered taxi from Ubud center: 15-20 minutes, 100,000-150,000 IDR one-way; reliable and direct to Jl. Raya Singapadu.

    Scooter Rental

    Rent scooter in Ubud: 10-15 minutes ride, 70,000 IDR/day; watch for traffic, helmet required, park on-site free.

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    Hire via hotel/app: 20-30 minutes from Seminyak, 300,000-500,000 IDR half-day; includes wait time for flexible return.

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