One of the main challenges we encountered when starting the project was finding a perfect location so the coffee trees would thrive. It is known that Geisha trees do better at high altitudes combined with a very specific combination of soil and weather.
We found the prefect spot in the Southwestern slopes of the Baru Volcano, in the area where the town on Volcan meets the Northern area of Boqueron District.
The farm is neighbour to the Baru Volcano National Park, part of the larger La Amistad International Park, a protected area that spans from Eastern Costa Rica to Western Panama. This privileged location of the farm ensures that the water supplies and environment of the area is properly protected from human intervention.
