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Fairview Coffee Farm Tour

4 Hours
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Fairview Coffee Estate offers a unique coffee educational tourism experience that includes learning about coffee cultivation, processing, and tasting Fairview’s renowned brands.  There are two exciting coffee tours daily between 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.  The tours immerse you in the intricate details of the coffee making process from the budding of the flowers to the final cup of freshly brewed coffee. The coffee tours provide a comprehensive and customized experience, immersing visitors in the intricate details of the coffee-making process. A Coffee Promotions Specialist ensures an educational, fun, and memorable experience.

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The Fairview Coffee Estate Tour is a great way to explore the world of coffee production. Located in Kenya, Fairview Coffee Estate is known for its high-quality beans and sustainable farming practices.

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Fairview Coffee Farm Tour
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