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Café Munaipata: appealing coffee tasting setup

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Café Munaipata

★ 4.6 · 67 reviews Coroico Opened Opening date unknown

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Coffee grown, roasted and poured at 1,800 meters near Coroico

Café Munaipata grows its own beans on Finca Shanti, a farm in the Munaypata community about ten minutes outside Coroico. The family says the 1,800-meter altitude gives the coffee brighter acidity than lower-grown Yungas beans. Book a tour and you'll walk the rows before tasting what comes out of the roaster.

It's a working farm first, a cafe second. There's no walk-in counter culture here, groups book ahead and the two phone numbers for farm and reservations tell you exactly how small this operation still is.

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Ulrich 177 reviews · Local Guide 19 May 2026

We did the 3 hour tour with Carla and we loved every minute of it. Carla has a lot of knowledge and we got to learn about the whole process of growing and processing coffee all the way from the plant up to the tasting of various coffee beans and types. We would highly recommend it!
Tanner 54 reviews · Local Guide 6 May 2026

Amazing interactive coffee tour. The staff was wonderful, the coffee was delicious, and we learned so much about the entire process.
Fabian Krumm 9 reviews 23 January 2026

We made the coffee tour and it was really amazing. We got a really deep inside in the process of coffee making and were even able to roast coffee ourselves. Impressive how much work is in one cup of coffee.
Annabel Swann 9 reviews 31 May 2025

We did the full three hour tour which was brilliant. Alejandra was a great guide and learnt so much. Plus the food at lunch was delicious. Must do if you are in Coroico!
Lukas Vorkauf 4 reviews 16 September 2024

would recommend. its a really idyllic place and the people are super nice. they produce coffe in a sustainable and high quality way and are eager to share. you'll learn tons about different coffe plants and how theyre used. youll get to taste different coffees, and learn how diverse the tastes can be. definitely worth a visit