I've brought a few people to Sandra Coffee Farm for the tour. The road to the farm is rustic, but a regular car can make the journey just fine. Driving the steep windy mountain roads with beautiful views is part of the adventure. The operator does a great job explaining the history of coffee and it's production. Demonstrations of how to brew the perfect cup of coffee, with tastings is included. Coffee, chocolate and other items for sale at the end of the tour.

It was so amazing. If you’re not used to driving on Puerto Rico’s mountain roads then it’s a little scary getting up there but it is totally worth it. The views alone make the trip worth it. But the knowledge the guides shared with us about 300 year Puerto Rico’s history with coffee was amazing. And the coffee is amazing.

Interesting tour and beautiful views. The road to the farm is quite narrow and not easily navigated without a SUV. Carmelo is a great tour guide. $20 per person for the tour. Includes coffee tasting and chocolate. Can purchase coffee, chocolate, and shirts.

NOT A WALKING TOUR. JUST STANDING AROUND NOT SEEING A THING FOR 2 HOURS. DO NOT RECOMMEND. GO TO ANOTHER TRUE coffee TOUR. The talking portion could have been cut short. I wish we would walk while discussing information. We stood a lot to hear so much information that was not dedicated to just coffee. Or just begin the tour on the benches of the cafeteria. I love to be educated but this was ridiculous. My family were so bored and I could see other patrons were as well. If you want to stand around and not see anything while hearing a hour long speech this is your place. I am all for learning but with paying $15 per person you want to at least enjoy the tour. We started at 10 am and we have not gone anywhere just standing in front of the cafeteria listening to extra info. Until 11 am. That is not a tour. I have been to several types of tour and this has been the worst. If they wanted to just give information prior to walking they could have a video with all the info while patrons sit down. After 30 min in and we regretted driving almost 2 hours for this tour. We then stopped a few steps more for another 20 min seeing nothing still. So it was 11:30 and we still have not seen nothing after starting the tour at 10. We walked a few more feet still have yet to see the factory, we saw a few plants then stopped again for another 15 min of just rambling. Then we walked a little back to the cafeteria where the actual "factory" is at. Go to another coffee tour.

The most beautiful place and delicious food. The menu is small but delicious. And the coffee is 🤌🏼. The owners are hospitable and kind and love what they do.

This was the most beautiful view! Rolling hills, lush greenery and we got to see the rain roll in. The owners were very kind as well and located coffee delicious. I would highly recommend this as a destination for anyone.

Totally worth the trip to have a great coffee experience and good food. I had both hot and iced lattes and they were excellent. And for the food everything is fresh and grown from the farm to table.

Had a wonderful cup of coffee and the staff were so kind and chatty. A beautiful view from the balcony! Only thing I wish was that we could walk around the property a bit - we missed the tour unfortunately. Would have loved to just stroll through a lane or two of plants to experience it. The cafe con leche was amazing and we bought a bag of beans to bring home!

I rarely leave reviews, so this place had to have been extremely special!! Gorgeous views, delicious coffee, the best mofongo we’ve ever had, and a personable and genuine host. We arrived after a beautiful mountain drive on a Friday morning, and basically had the place to ourselves along with a couple other people. Naomi (the owner) came out and talked with us for a while, answering all of my toddler’s questions with patience and excitement, and sharing the town’s history as well as her history with the hacienda. It is worth the drive! You will leave feeling like you’re part of the family. Thank you, and we can’t wait to come back someday!

Great cup of coffee with a breathtaking view. Must visit. Make sure you go on a Saturday and book your tour in advance for the full experience.

On vacation in PR with my Colombian in-laws. This place was recommended by a co-worker. It was almost a 2 hour drive from San Juan, but totally worth the drive. The views driving up there are gorgeous as well as the view from the dining area. Unfortunately, we went on a Friday and there was no guided tour. We still had a great time talking to the owners, spending family time, and eating. We had pastelon, asopao de gandules, mofongo con carne frita, and mofongo-stuffed chicken breast wrapped in bacon with arroz mamposteao. Oh yeah! We also had their coffee, bought some to take home, and my wife got some t-shirts. Definitely a good family or couples spot.

I wish I could give this 100 stars! We stopped in this afternoon just to buy a bag of coffee. There was no way we could choose just 1 of the beautiful bags so we got 1 of each! (The bags are in the frame in the last photo) We were unable to do a tour because we have very young children but we were lucky enough to meet the owner, Juan, upon arrival. He graciously gave us a little history of his beautiful farm and let us taste a cup of his delicious coffee. The views from the deck are outstanding. This really gave us a whole new perspective and appreciation for his coffee. This was 100% the highlight of our vacation and we will definitely be back! Even if you can’t do a tour, I highly recommend stopping by!

I had the best cappuccino ever here at the Hacienda and the view is beautiful. Please note: they are only opened to the public on Fridays and Saturdays. Tours are booked in advanced for Saturdays only. The staff were friendly and informative, plus they had a very sweet dog named Mocha on the premises. Can’t wait to return.

Lo visite el sábado 5 de agosto. Me encanto. La atención fue excelente. La Dama que está en la primera foto fue quien me recibió. Muy amable y de buen sentido de humor. Me alegro el dia con su simpatía más cuando me hizo la historia del porque el nombre de Tres Angeles. Nada, el lugar es muy bonito, con una vista excelente y esta en buenas condiciones. La comida tiene un menú limitado pero rica. El café un poco amargo pero bueno. Hasta un aguacate de la finca compre. Recomendado 100% para hacer una parada de descanso en tu viaje de turismo interno. También hacen recorridos guiados por la finca. Comunicate con ellos para mas información. NOTA: ES UN LUGAR FAMILIAR POR LO QUE NO VENDEN BEBIDAS ALCOHÓLICAS. MEJOR TOME UN JUGO DE LIMÓN DE LA FINCA Y DISFRUTE DE LO QUE PRODUCE. (Translated by Google) I visited him on Saturday, August 5. I loved. The attention was excellent. The Lady in the first photo was the one who welcomed me. Very friendly and with a good sense of humor. I made my day with his sympathy even more so when he told me the story of why he got the name Tres Angeles. Nothing, the place is very nice, with an excellent view and is in good condition. The food has a limited menu but is delicious. The coffee a little bitter but good. Even buy an avocado from the farm. 100% recommended to make a rest stop on your domestic tourism trip. They also do guided tours of the farm. Contact them for more information. NOTE: IT IS A FAMILY PLACE SO THEY DO NOT SELL ALCOHOLIC DRINKS. BETTER TAKE A LEMON JUICE FROM THE ESTATE AND ENJOY WHAT IT PRODUCES.

This place fell out of heaven and into Adjuntas. The peace you will get here you wont acquire anywhere. Theres just something about enjoying a fresh cup of coffee while taking in the breeze in the mountains. Coffee is fresh and from beans grown in house. All dessert and food made home made. This was perfect. The atmosphere was amazing. The staff was supper friendly and helpful. If you wish to have a peaceful escape to the mountains, this is your place. Enjoy.

Not only were the coffee, the views, the sweet potato cake amazing(!!!), but the owner and her daughter were so lovely. We spent almost an hour just talking and getting a verbal tour of the whole place, and hearing their story was such a nice experience. Love to support a family business like this one

Ok first off, google maps almost got me killed trying to find this place. Once located it was amazing. It was a perfect view!!! Tours are only given on Saturdays and we came on a Friday. The owner greeted us and gave us a bit of history about herself, the farm, the beans and other items they have growing on the property. We of course ordered ourselves café con leche with a slice of homemade carrot cake made by Naomi herself. Let me just say, I love a good carrot cake and I mean it has to be goood. The coffee was great but that carrot cake 🤤was EVERYTHING!!!! So much so that my wife made sure I wrote this review. I wish we could’ve came back for the tour and more cake, maybe a few more slices.

A 10 minute walk downhill and a 15 minute walk uphill. Good way to do a bit of exercise and burn all that alcohol in your system. The entrance is not easily visible...it's through an unmarked gate. Ask!!!

But your GPS to La Bellota (a local restaurant) and park there to walk to the bridge. Hike is about 10 min. Bridge is really pretty! It’s rusted and some of the cables are broken, so be very very careful. Great experience overall. The drive to get here is so beautiful! Highly recommend.

Nice place for explorer’s. It’s a metal bridge that connects to the other side of the lake. Awesome place for photographers and droners. Good for portrait pictures or wedding. Make sure your in great condition as it has a rough path.

Fun! To access park at La Ballota. The trail begins across the street around a gate. 10 minute walk to the bridge. Cross the bridge say right for the tower. Bridge is very rusty cross at your own risk.

Bottom line: 100% worth the hike. I'd say it's a low level, but that's sort of age dependent, do expect some difficult areas and mud. Length is about 10-15 mins. There might be a line. Long line: stopped at La Bellota to park. This seems to be the norm and as long as you get a Medalla from the bar no one will complain. You have to go around a gate, and from there the hike is like 70% downhill (so more fun coming back). Expect a decent amount of mud and slippery areas. For reference, my 70ish in laws made it with minor balance assistance. The spot has gotten really popular so if you notice in the first picture there was already a line forming behind us..... on a Wednesday. Make sure to get a tetanus shot before coming; rust everywhere.

Pretty awesome place to go for an adventure. I saw that you can go kayaking around the area aswell. Once you cross the bridge head right and about a 3 minute walk you will find a shack with the Puerto Rican flag painted on the door wich is pretty cool.

Good bridge, Great sightseeing. Streets and traffic are challenging especially if there are heavy trucks or buses. Arrive EARLY, it get full. Crossing the bridge is a nice experience. Once you cross follow the trail to see the painted flag a top of the lake.

Located in Adjuntas lake is a nice calm place for beginner and casual kayakers.

Excelente lugar de pueblo. Awesome place for tourists!

It's one of my favorite rivers. You don't have to walk anything to get there, very deep and beautiful and one of the coldest waters in PR.

This might be the best waterfall I’ve been to on the island. Three ponds you can swim in. We loved it. 5 minute down hill hike to the falls. Could be muddy so plan ahead. The last part of the hike requires you the go down the rocks. Be careful. This is a beautiful waterfall and pond. If you want to swim in the bottom two ponds, again you must maneuver down the steep to rocks. We did it and loved it but would only recommend agile people to try it. There is another fall up the hill a bit. Cross the stream at the top and follow the trail for about 4 mins. Simple hike.

Amazing river with a beautiful waterfall. It is very easy to access with a small hike.

Yet another nature lovers dream. This place is stunning with its series of waterfalls and beautiful pools. It’s only about a ten minute hike from the road.

Beautiful and magical place. Lots of swimming pools.

Another heading jewel of beautiful Puerto Rico Island. Just to be ready to drive from Metropolia area 1.40min. We were there before 11, so enjoyed the pool and waterfall by ourselves. Parking on both sides of the road, maybe for 7 cars or so. Also we saw a bunch of broken glass on the ground.....

Fantastic time; the beauty is above and beyond . Make sure you dress to get dirty because the trail could be muddy and its a fun 5 minutes of hiking to the lake and like 5 minutes more to go to lower level 1000% fun.

Go here!!! Right off the side of the road and gorgeous. There are a few swimming holes right off the trail. And if you go up the boulders to the right of the trail, you’ll find a hidden waterfall.

Beautiful, worth the drive. Spend the afternoon and enjoy Mother Nature at its best.

Most awesome place we have found so far! Great swimming hole with cliffs to jump off of and we were the only people there for the 2 hours we visited.