FAQ

Yes. The tour is leisurely with stone benches and shaded rest stops throughout. The estate is wheelchair accessible, but due to hilly terrain, a motorized wheelchair or additional assistance is recommended for comfort and ease.

Our signature tours include round-trip transportation and a guided farm walk. Delicious farm-to-table Jamaican lunch, coffee, and alcoholic beverages are available for purchase on-site.

Yes—reservations are highly recommended as tours often fill up quickly, and some days are reserved for private events. Booking directly through our website ensures the best experience and clear communication.

We offer a flexible cancellation policy:

• Free Cancellation: 8+ days before your activity
• 80% Refund: 4–7 days prior
• No Refund: Within 3 days of the activity

If we cancel due to weather or unforeseen circumstances, you’ll receive a full refund or the option to reschedule.

Yes! We love when guests bring well-behaved pets. Just let us know in advance and make sure they stay leashed and hydrated.

There’s no need to pack snacks- lunch and additional beverages (including beer, coffee, and juice) are available for purchase.

Absolutely. We offer complimentary round-trip transportation from Montego Bay, Falmouth, Negril, and Runaway Bay resorts. Sit back and enjoy the scenic drive into the mountains.

The full experience is approximately 4 hours including transportation. Expect around 2–2.5 hours on-site, with time for walking, tastings, lunch, and exploring the grounds.

Comfortable walking shoes, lightweight clothing, sunscreen, and insect repellent (we provide some on-site too!). Don’t forget your camera—this is one of Jamaica’s most picturesque landscapes.

Yes. Strollers are welcome and encouraged for young children. The terrain is mostly gentle but does include small hills.

Of course! We encourage it. The mountain views, tropical blooms, and tastings are incredibly photogenic—feel free to tag us @croydonestate.

All tours are currently conducted in English.

Yes! Our on-site shop offers locally made crafts, souvenirs, and seasonal farm products. Many guests find the perfect gift or memento here.

Yes, we host custom retreats, events, and small weddings. Please email sales@croydon-estate.com for a personalized quote and availability.

Croydon is a living, working organic farm and the birthplace of national hero Samuel Sharpe. Unlike commercial tourist spots, this is a deeply sensory, educational, and soulful escape—where guests taste, learn, and connect with Jamaica’s history, culture, and nature.

Yes! Families with children and multi-generational groups love Croydon. The tour is slow-paced, with plenty of rest areas and tastings to keep everyone engaged.

Our general tour includes a visit to the coffee grove and an overview of the process. If you want a full roasting, profiling, and tasting experience, book our Coffee Roasting & Tasting Tour for a deeper dive.

Yes! We offer eco-conscious camping experiences with mountain views, stargazing, and optional farm-to-table meals. A perfect way to extend your stay in nature.