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EXPERIENCES

Farm life you can join

Simple, hands-on activities that follow the rhythm of our working farm — from sunrise walks to farm-to-table meals.

Join seasonal farm activities, connect with the farmers who care for the land & enjoy a calm, nature-rich experience of rural living.

NO EXTRA CHARGE

Included in every stay

These are part of your stay, at no extra cost.

No booking, no extra charge. Just turn up and we’ll show you around.

Three meals and two snacks

For every night you stay, cooked from what the gardens gave that morning. A one-night stay means three meals and two snacks; two nights means six and four.

Eating at one table

Meals are served together in the common room, home-style, by the farmers' families. Tell us in advance about anything you cannot eat.

morning farm walk

Morning Farm Walk & Sunrise View

Start the day with a gentle walk through the fields and paths at the foot of Mount Salak, with dew, birdsong, and soft morning light.

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Organic Farm Tour & Harvest

Walk through vegetables, herbs, fruits, coffee, tea and rice paddies; help harvest what is in season and learn how we grow food regeneratively.

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Kids & Family Exploration

Children can run freely on the grass, meet gentle farm animals, pick small seasonal harvests, and learn in a simple, hands-on way that food begins in living soil long before it ever reaches a store.

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Coffee and tea,

all day

Loji robusta grown, picked and roasted here, and tea from our own leaves. As much as you like.

BOOK IN ADVANCE

Things worth arranging beforehand

These need a farmer, a kitchen or a fire set aside for you, so let us know when you book.

Prices are per person unless stated otherwise.

farm to table

Farm-to-Table Dining

Enjoy simple meals cooked from the day's harvest — including humble traditional snacks, simple dishes for lunch and dinner under the trees, and calm breakfasts with a view.
Contact us for special dining arrangements

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Traditional Coffee, Tea & Cooking Workshop

Join our Tutur Kopi and tea stories (Seasonal) to see how coffee and tea grow, taste fresh cherries and young leaves, hand‑roast, brew, and share the cup with the farmers who nurture the trees, harvest, and process the beans and the leaves. Taking part in cooking classes/workshops where you can prepare traditional Indonesian dishes — from hand‑grinding spices and making classic snacks to learning simple farm‑style cooking techniques. A warm, hands‑on way to deepen your connection to local flavors, ingredients, and traditions.
(Add‑on fee applies)

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Rice Planting & Harvesting (Seasonal)

Join our rice cycle when in season — from planting seedlings by hand to harvesting golden grains. A grounding experience connected to traditional West Javanese farming.

(Add‑on fee applies)

Seasonal - Contact us for more info

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Wellness & Nature Pause 

Enjoy gentle yoga, mindful breathing, sound sessions, or a short two-hour trek to the waterfall, or simply sit quietly with the hills and trees around you. Mindfulness activities are available by request and gently guided by our experienced friends.
(Add‑on fee applies)

Feel free to get in touch to book in advance.

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Tutur Kopi - Beans to Cup Experience

Taste coffee grown on the farm, processed and roasted by hand, and shared by the farmers who grow it — shaped by the land that gives it life.

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Produce & Farm Craft

Explore our harvest table, learn from our fresh-produce corner, and enjoy traditional fun crafts like weaving hats from coconut leaves — small, meaningful ways to see, touch, and bring a piece of the farm home.
(Traditional farm crafts are offered as an add-on activity)

Feel free to get in touch to book in advance.

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Evening Bonfire & Quiet Nights

Close the day after dinner with a small bonfire — grilling corn or sweet potatoes while sharing gentle, meaningful conversations with your loved ones — or unwind with a quiet evening, listening to the night creatures and the farm settling into rest.
(Add-on fee for bonfire applies)

Feel free to get in touch to book in advance.

resting at the tea hut

Activities depend on season and weather.

Add‑on fees apply for several special experiences: coffee & tea workshops, rice planting/harvesting, mindfulness sessions, bonfires, farm‑style crafts, special dining arrangements, and trekking to the waterfall (part of our mindfulness/nature/wellness activities). Our team will share the schedule for your stay and help you choose what feels right.

THROUGH THE SEASONS

The farm year

Some things only happen in certain months.

If you have a choice of dates, this is how to pick one.

Planting : Oct/Nov & Mar/Apr 
Harvesting : Feb/Mar & Jun/Jul

Rice planting & harvesting

Rice planting & harvestingThe paddies fill with water, seedlings go in & months later the rice turns golden yellow. A simple, muddy part of life on the farm

May/Jun to Aug/Sep

Coffee harvest

The cherries turn red on the slopes. This is when the farm comes alive with picking, sorting & the first steps from cherry to coffee

May/Jun to Aug/Sep

Durian season

The Durian trees are fruiting & the ripe ones begin to fall. The exact season varies every year.

All Year

Vegetables & Tea Harvest

There is always something growing, ready to harvest or just come along. What we harvest changes every weeks. 


When the tea is ready, we pick by hand & process them in simple, traditional way - slowly, carefully & with as little intervention as possible.

FROM OUR KITCHEN

A few extras, made to order

Beyond the meals already included in your stay.

All made fresh, so they need ordering in advance.

Rosemary Chicken

With butter rice and salad. Rosemary from the herb garden.

Rp 65,000

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Sempol

Hand-shaped chicken skewers, steamed then fried in a farm-egg batter. Five to a portion. No MSG.

Rp 35,000

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Sweet Glazed Corn

Grilled corn from the farm, sliced and glazed with honey from our own bees.

Rp 30,000

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Order at least a few hours ahead. Sempol is served at lunchtime only.

Where to go from here

Staying the night

Nine rooms and four houses of their own, with full board and the morning walk included.

Coming as a group

Schools, companies, communities and extended families, from fifteen people staying over or four for the day.

Tell us what you'd like to do

Send us your dates and which of these you have in mind. We will tell you what is running that week and what it costs.

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