How to Visit Blue Mountain Coffee Estates
Where the estates are, what the gate costs, what a tour fare covers, and the two things almost everyone gets wrong before they book.
Short answers to the questions that come up once you have decided to give a day to the mountains: how to get up there, what happens on the estate, what the road is like, and whether a private car earns its money.
Where the estates are, what the gate costs, what a tour fare covers, and the two things almost everyone gets wrong before they book.
Irish Town, Newcastle, Holywell, the estate itself and Devon House — what each one is and how long you get there.
A legal line at 3,000 feet, four fifths of the crop on a boat to Japan, and a hurricane that took forty per cent of it in an afternoon.
Sixteen kilometres that take an hour, a farm that is a slope rather than a field, and cloud that arrives after lunch. Plan around all three.
Ninety dollars a seat against a hundred and eighty, and the answer flips somewhere around the fourth traveller. The arithmetic, done.
Every post below points at real departures. See them all on Blue Mountain Coffee Tours.