Although torn between visiting Argovia Finca and the Izapa Mayan ruins, we were very happy with our selection. We visited in early October, which is the heart of the coffee picking season, which runs from September-December. I will never complain about the cost of coffee again. Our 1-1/2 hour bus drive took us though the large town of Tapachula (past... More

We were cruising from New York City to Los Angeles via the Panama Canal(May 2012). We were going to a coffee plantation in Puerto Chiapas, Mexico and the only tour that was suitable for 2 elderly women and one handicapped woman was The Argovia Finca Resort and Coffee Plantation. We had the best trip even with the bus breaking down.... More

Didnt spend the night, just had a meal there and a lovely tour of the flower business both were great. It's a gorgeous place and looks like a lovely place to spend a weekend.

Argovia is a fantastical place, simply put. It is a 3rd generation coffee plantation run not only organically, but also integrating the needs of local people and focusing on the highest quality products and services. The experience at Argovia is magical- you have a working plantation that also focuses on the experience of the guest. What will you do? Tours... More

I would love to congratulate the people that work here, everybody was just so nice with us ,spetially mr. Bruno giesseman wich is a great guide and makes you fell you are at home! The place is just an amazing forest you can go and relax! Its amazing how you can be in touch with the nature ,its just speachless... More

"Bruno Nash the owner of this multi generation coffee plantation, is a passionate, caring and sensitive host who attends to every detail and need of his guests. I felt like a treasureed family member. He loves and respects his land and that was clear in his high standards and Argovia's holistic embodiment of the plants and animals that it is... More

So it was just bu chance my friends and I came accross the possibility of going to Finca Argovia and we are so glad we did. For the full coffee experience. We met the people who tend the coffee plantation and the other plants used to ensure there is no need for artifiicial chemicals to maintain the Organic status. The... More

I stayed at Argovia Finca for three nights while there as part of a conference post-trip. What a wonderful place! Bruno and his team do an excellent job of sharing the experence of a working coffee plantation. Whether its the tours of the coffee growing and processing areas, the flowers or the gardens, it's a lush and welcoming place. The... More

We visited Argovia Finca Resort last May with fellow cruise passengers on a full-day shore excursion. It really was a memorable day. First - the drive up through the lush, Mexican countryside with incredible views at every turn. Argovia Finca blends into this beautiful setting. We were toured around the coffee plantation and had a chance to see some of... More