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I was hoping to be able to organize a trip to one of the Blue Mountain Coffee factories or plantations, that I am sure he will really enjoy.

I know that those plantations are fairly far away, but I was wondering if there is any way to arrange such a tour from Negril (a tour company or any other way).

Also, if you have any tips about places to buy Blue Mountain coffee (Whole beans, either roasted or green) for a reasonable price in the Negril area...

Thank you in advance....

Another option would be to leave the resort really early. I will give you the info for the tour company i always use and you find out if it is possible cause the distance is really far away. I think it might be expensive.

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I wanted to check out the coffee tour as well however my gf and I only had a couple days down there so didn't hvae time.

You may be able to do it in one day if you woke up early drove there spend a few hours and then drove back but it would still be a whole day thing, a very long day probably. Like others have said, probably better to stay over somewhere for a night.

Dennis the Menace does tours to where they grow the coffee. He works at Sunset Bar near CCLP and For Real. My gf and I used him for 2 day trips and to drive us back to the airport, he's a very nice guy, good prices, and he takes his time and doesn't rush you and makes sure you have a good time.

Ooops I forgot contact info:

Norma Lee Villers at [email protected] 0r by phone;1-876-487-6793.

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Blue Mountain Coffee Tour

This tour takes you to Blue Mountain the highest point in Jamaica 7,402 ft and home to the famous Blue Mountain coffee where you will receive a 45 minutes historic trail hike followed by a bean and cup experience. An old trail, between two historic coffee properties: Wallenford Coffee Works–now Heritage Garden of Cold Spring–and Clifton Mount Coffee Estate. The trail gently follows the contours of the mountain, gradually ascending 1000 feet, and is a lovely 1-hour nature walk. Clifton Mount is one of the finest Blue Mountain Coffee Estates in Jamaica and the largest exporter of Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee by a privately owned company. Hear the Clifton Mount story and walk the farm, which also grows flowers commercially.

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Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee

One of the world’s greatest treasures..

If you love coffee, you're going to love Jamaica! Indulging in a cup of Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee is more than just a beverage; it's an experience that encapsulates the essence of Jamaica itself. Imagine sipping your morning coffee while surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Blue Mountains or enjoying a freshly brewed cup with a hearty Jamaican breakfast beachside, as you soak in the warmth of the Jamaican sun. It's a sensory journey that combines the richness of nature with the mastery of coffee craftsmanship. Our world-class coffee is an experience that must be savored firsthand. And guess what?  You could be here, sipping on it right now!

The best coffee in the world!

Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee is the most highly sought after, and truly the best coffee in the world! Its smooth, well-balanced taste carries hints of chocolate, floral notes, and a subtle sweetness that lingers on the palate. This smooth Arabica coffee is  naturally alkaline and contains vitamins and nutrients making it beneficial for daily consumption. Unlike the majority of the island, the Blue Mountain experiences its own micro-climate of significantly cooler temperatures and trustworthy afternoon rain, the ideal ingredients for ruby red coffee blossoms to grow. The largest mountain range in Jamaica, the Blue and John Crow Mountain range, has also been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Every sip is a journey through a myriad of flavors. It is no wonder that Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee is hailed as the world's finest coffee.

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Authentic Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee is cultivated only at elevations between 3,000 - 5,500 feet in the cloud forest of the Blue and John Crow Mountain range. When it comes to flavor, Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee is truly unrivaled. Take the Blue Mountain Bicycle Tour for a coffee tour with a difference or visit Craighton Estate in the cool climes of Irish Town, and immerse yourself in the aroma, taste, and rich heritage that make this coffee truly extraordinary.

The Annual Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Festival celebrates the beloved berry and all things coffee. You’ll find artisanal candles, coffee liqueurs, and a host of other coffee infused products to try. Book a coffee scrub with a sensory spa experience at Strawberry Hill and come back to Ahhhhhh. End the day watching the sun set on the verandah at Café Blue and sip on the finest Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee and desserts as bejeweled hummingbirds zip by.

Whether you prefer ground or whole coffee beans, be sure to take some authentic Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee home with you. One sip of this magical brew will transport you back to your sweetest memories of Jamaica, until the next time.

Did you know? Only coffee grown between 3,000 and 5,500 feet can be classified as Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee, while below 3,000 feet it is classified as Jamaica High Mountain Coffee.

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Do you want to see the natural side of Jamaica? Then you must go visit the Blue Mountains! The tour will start from all Ocho Rios hotels where you will begin the journey to the Blue Mountains. Get ready to experience the trip of a life time traveling east from the north coast. Along the way see a private airport named after the English author Ian Fleming. About a half mile away is the James Bond Beach and Golden Eye Resort associated with James Bond.

This side of Jamaica is important for agriculture including banana plantations, coconut farms, pineapple farms and coffee plantations. You will also get to try some of the famous Blue Mountain Coffee. Approximately 2 hours from Ocho Rios, you will be in the valley of the Blue Mountain making your way up to watch the spring fed river flowing and beautiful waterfalls coming off the mountain.

This private tour allows you to stop wherever the beautiful photo views are and to visit where the best coffee in Jamaica is grown and cultivated on the hillside of the Blue Mountains. Take a tour of the coffee farm with lush tropical rainforest all around. Everything about this tour is local including a demonstration and production of the Blue Mountain coffee.

Trip Includes

• Inclusions: Roundtrip Transportation and Light Refreshment and Bottle Water
• Pick up location: Ocho Rios Hotels
• Pick up Time: 8:00am
• Tour Duration: 7 Hours
• Minimum Person per Booking: 2

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BLUE MOUNTAIN COFFEE EXPERIENCE > DEPARTING OCHO RIOS

Prices starting from $145/person 7 hours

• Enjoy a scenic drive through the Blue Mountains
• Walk around a working coffee farm with spectacular views
• Tour one of Jamaica’s best-preserved Georgian style houses
• Learn about the production of a world-renowned coffee
• Have lunch at a cozy hillside cafe
• Purchase Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee (optional)

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Venture out to the highlands of Jamaica and discover why Blue Mountain coffee beans are ranked among the finest in the world. The region’s rich volcanic soil and cool temperatures make for a slower growing period, something experts believe results in a smoother, slightly sweet brew.

Now owned by the Ueshima Coffee Company of Japan, the Craighton Estate and its handsome great house date to 1805.Learn all about coffee production, its history here in Jamaica, and the unique qualities of Blue Mountain beans during a guided tour of the property and the great house.

Half an hour away, Cafe Blue is the mountainside setting for lunch featuring authentic Jamaican food. 

SAMPLE ITINERARY:

8:00-10:00hrs: transfer from Ocho Rios to Craighton Estate 10:00-11:00hrs: guided plantation and Great House tour 11:00-11:30hrs: transfer to Cafe Blue for lunch 11:30-1:00hrs: lunch at Cafe Blue 1:00-3:00hrs: transfer to Ocho Rios hotel

• Professional driver/guide
• Transportation, air-conditioned

NOTES: There is less than 1 mi / 1.6 km of walking. Lightweight clothing, sun protection, and comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Not recommended for those with mobility issues. Minimum 4 years old to participate. Please contact us in advance should you have any dietary restrictions or food allergies. Bring local currency or USD for personal purchases.

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Experiencing the Blue Mountains and Coffee Plantation Tour

Consider this: Blue Mountain Coffee , grown at a high altitude, is one of the most famous (and tastiest) in the world. The Blue Mountain Peak offers the highest viewing point in Jamaica and also the country’s longest mountain range.

If you find these two facts intriguing, you might want to book a tour of the majestic Blue Mountains the next time you visit Jamaica . It certainly won’t be your typical day at the beach or kicking back in an all-inclusive hotel on the North Coast with nothing to do. However, I guarantee it’s an adventure of a lifetime that will open your mind to another side of the lovely, picturesque island.

What to Expect

So, what’s to see on the Blue Mountain? Apart from the fact that it’s possible for you to see all points of Jamaica from the top, there are many awesome sights to behold on your way up. To begin with, there is a lot of mist, which at times can make visibility hard. There are also rare species of birds, plants and land animals to observe. In fact, you would probably be excited to know that about 40 percent of the flowering plants that grow on the Blue Mountain cannot be found anywhere else in the entire world!

But there is one other thing that cannot be found anywhere else in the world: Blue Mountain Coffee . On my trip, I had the chance to tour one of the coffee plantations, an experience which turned out to be one of the highlights of my expedition. I could have finished the tour after that and I would have been satisfied; the trip to the peak was just icing on the cake.

The Blue Mountain

One of the most beautiful and scenic places on the island, the Blue Mountain range carries with it a deep history, along with interesting facts to sink your teeth into. A journey through the National Park, for instance, will enlighten you about endangered species in the area.

The mountain gets its name from the bluish color that results from the peaks almost constantly being covered in mist and being awash with lush vegetation. Additionally, its highest peak is among the tallest in the Caribbean. It’s possible to see as far as Haiti and Cuba on a cloudless day. While this is a breathtaking view, it is not easy to get there, however.

Along the way, there are quite a number of places where you can either grab a bite and enjoy some authentic coffee brews, or lodge for the night (or both). Some of these places include Eits Café, Strawberry Hill Hotel, Blue Mountain Inn, and Portland Gap. There are also people living along the mountain slopes, who are pretty friendly and who can provide you with little bits of history and interesting details about the area.

Highlights of the Tour

• Sunrise on the peak: If there is not too much mist around, you can witness one of the most beautiful sunrises you will ever see in your life. Some people start the last leg of the hike around 2 a.m. in order to experience this.
• Newcastle: training base for the Jamaica Defence Force
• Stunning views from a number of vantage points: providing lots of opportunities for awesome pictures.
• Coffee, coffee, coffee (more on this later).

What to Bring – Come Prepared to Hike!

It is important to dress comfortably when visiting the Blue Mountain in order to get the best experience. This means not wearing skimpy or thin clothing; some good jeans trousers and long-sleeved shirt are ideal to help keep you warm. Carry a towel and a sweater or jacket as well, as it can get pretty close to freezing point.

You also need sturdy hiking boots or strong sneakers that have well-gripping soles for the hiking trail, as well as a flashlight for the darkness, and a decent camera for pictures.

Make sure you have a lot of space on your memory card. Snacks and refreshments are also a good idea, as the hike up to the top of the mountain will take several hours (and a lot of calories).

Coffee Plantation Tour

Authentic Blue Mountain Coffee is world-renowned for its distinctive flavour that true coffee lovers will revel in. On a tour, you not only have the chance to taste the difference, you can experience the entire process from coffee bean to cup.

The distinctness of Blue Mountain Coffee comes from a mixture of the high altitude, cool climate, and rich soil. Your tour to any of the Blue Mountain Coffee plantations will take you to a high elevation up the mountain as a result. Now, you can choose to do either a half-day tour or a day-long tour. Whichever you choose, you are sure to leave a lot more educated about the process of growing, reaping and making Blue Mountain Coffee.

In addition, you will get a chance to enjoy a few treats along the way, as well as sampling the coffee, of course.

• The chance to visit a fully operational coffee plantation.
• Stunning views of the Blue Mountains
• Guided tour where you’ll learn about the coffee-growing and reaping process + the chance to see it being roasted and ground. By the way, the smell is superb. I couldn’t wait to taste a cup of freshly-brewed coffee, especially while the beans were being roasted.
• Lunch at one of the lodges or back in Kingston.

The cost to tour the Blue Mountains varies. It is cheapest if you drive part of the way up to the mountains via Kingston. However, if you don’t know how to get there, it’s probably best to organize a tour through the hotel you’re staying at or with a local tour company.

As a result, your cost could be anywhere from about US$50 up to over US$200 . If you plan to pay for accommodation at any of the lodges, it will also cost you more. Once you plan ahead, it’s easy to ascertain your final cost.

If you’re thinking about visiting the Blue Mountain, you have the option of hiking to the top, or just exploring some of its main spots, including the coffee plantations. You can also do both, but it’s really up to you and what your body can manage.

Whether you choose one or both, you are sure to have an unforgettable experience to cherish for the rest of your life.

Michael Rainford

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Blue Mountain Coffee Tour

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Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee is known by enthusiasts for its perfectly balanced flavor. This flavor is derived from coffee beans produced in the high mountainous region of eastern Jamaica. Your estate tour features a walk through winding mountain sides, as well as the farm and historic Great House, circa 1805. Hear the origins of this precious bean, in addition to learning how to grind and roast it to perfection. The coffee is local, sustainable and also Rainforest Alliance Certified. Most importantly, your tour would not be complete without sampling a cup of  Blue Mountain organic coffee.

Croydon In The Mountains

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• Visit the impeccably maintained Croydon Plantation at the base of Catadupa Mountains
• Learn about coffee and plantation harvesting and use on a working plantation
• Enjoy Jamaican jerk and Blue Mountain Coffee at lunch
• Activity duration: 7 hours (not including transportation time to and from activity)
• Hotel pick-up and drop off included
• Jamaican lunch
• Entrance to Croydon Plantation
• Wear comfortable clothes and shoes
• Bring insect repellent and a camera
• Drinks are not included
• Times and duration may vary due to weather conditions
• Infants from 0 to 2 years old are free
• Drinks available at an additional cost
• Tour Language: English
• Season: All year long
• Duration: 4 hours (approx.)
• Minimum Age Requirement: None
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Blue Mountains hike to the peak

Explore the cool side of Jamaica’s rain forest with awesome scenic views, diverse flora and fauna and an abundance of bird species. Hiking to the peak (7,402 feet or 2,256m) of the Blue Mountains to watch the sunrise is for anyone who loves nature and like being active. This tour can be done as 2-3 day tour or can be part of a 7-10 day round tour Jamaica.

With our seven-seater Jeep we will pick you up from your hotel in Negril or any place in Jamaica and drive through Kingston, Papine and Mavis Bank all the way through the mountains to the old, still working, coffee plantation of Whitfield Hall.

Here you sleep in the renovated coffee plantation. Within the house there is no electricity, so night-time light comes from Tilley kerosene pressure lamps and normal kerosene lanterns, which gives a romantic atmosphere. After a delicious dinner you need to sleep early; the hike will start around 3 am to make sure you will be at sunrise at the peak.

The trail is easy to follow with signs every step of the way, although at night it might be much more difficult. Some areas of the path are flat, some parts can be wet, slippery and muddy after rainfall. Other areas have rocky gravel, that make it slightly more difficult to walk.

At the summit you will have time to watch the sunrise and make pictures, drink some water and eat a snack; have a little pause before descending. Remember, it can be very cold this high. When clear sky you might be able to see Cuba, as they say so.

Varying skill levels The Blue Mountain Peak trail falls within the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Short trails are suited for those who would rather a nice easy stroll among the flora and fauna and longer trails for those who like to be more physically challenged. To the summit will be a long trail! Depending on speed the hike to the peak takes 3 – 3.5 hours. Descending another 3 hours. When raining the hike will be cancelled. Of course the hike is also possible as a day hike, leaving at sunrise.

What to bring?

• warm clothing; it can be cold at night and early morning
• a light raincoat; it’s rainforest!
• comfortable walking  or hiking shoes
• bottle for water refills
• extra cash for emergency (budget $50-$75)
• snacks to eat when arriving at the peak
• natural mosquito repellent
• towel and toiletries, there are shared bathrooms with only cold water for real mountain refreshments

Price per person: from 440 usd pp from Negril Tours listed are based on a private tour of at least 2 persons with our 7-seater Pajero Jeep.

What is included? Round trip transportation with pick up and drop off from your hotel (in Negril) and drive in our 4WD Jeep all they way to the coffee plantation in the mountains. Delicious dinner and breakfast, overnight stay at Whitfield Hall, hiking mountain guide and entry fee of The Blue Mountain and John Crow Mountain National Park.

What other activities can I pair this tour with, for an additional cost? Round tour multiple days, visit Kingston, Port Antonio and many other things, just tell us your wishes.

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