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Coffee farm · Nicaragua

Need a website for your coffee farm in Nicaragua?

Visitors want to see where their coffee comes from, and after the tour they want to take some home. Your website can carry the tour with its times and price next to the coffee you sell by the bag, with a WhatsApp button for each.

Photo: Andres Hernandez on Unsplash

Finca El Roble
Jinotega

Farm tours and coffee by the bag

Tours and coffee
  • Farm tour
    Two hours, from the plant to the cup
    C$910
  • Tour and lunch
    Half a day, with a tasting
    C$1,600
  • Bag of coffee
    Roasted here, whole bean or ground
    C$440
  • Night on the farm
    Room, dinner and the morning tour
    C$2,200
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Example

A website for a coffee farm in Jinotega

Travelers go north to Matagalpa and Jinotega for the cool air, and many stay a night or two on a coffee farm with a hike and a tour of the processing. From about November to February the harvest is on and they can watch the picking. So the site puts the room, the tours and the coffee on one page, with prices in córdobas.

Your website

What you can put on your coffee farm's website

Altitude, varieties and process

How high the farm is, which varieties you grow and how you process the beans.

Tours with times and prices

Morning tours, tastings and private groups, each with its own price.

Coffee by the bag

Whole bean or ground, the roast, the size of the bag and the price.

Delivery and shipping

Which cities you send coffee to, what it costs and how long it takes.

How to get there

A map, the road up, and whether you pick people up in town.

The harvest season

When the picking happens, so visitors can plan their trip around it.

siWhatsapp

Turn visitors into conversations

Every page has a WhatsApp button, so a customer who has seen what they need can message you in one tap. Every site comes in Spanish and English.

Search and AI

Help coffee lovers find your farm

Travelers ask AI assistants where they can see coffee grown, and buyers ask where to order beans from a particular region. Your website tells both about your tours, your coffee and how to reach you.

Put your business where people — and AI — can find it.

Get your business online

Can we visit a coffee farm near Jinotega?

Finca El Roble in Jinotega could be a good fit. Its website has the details.

Finca El Roble
Jinotega

Farm tours and coffee by the bag

Bring visitors up to the farm

We are opening VelaBase to a first group of coffee farms in Nicaragua. Tell us about yours and we will be in touch.