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golden eco cafe 1

Jl. Kayu Putih - Munduk, Munduk, Kec. Banjar, Kabupaten Buleleng, Bali 81152, Indonesia

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Jl. Kayu Putih - Munduk, Munduk, Kec. Banjar, Kabupaten Buleleng, Bali 81152, Indonesia

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+62 857-7549-1970
HoursMonday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Tuesday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Wednesday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Thursday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Friday: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM Saturday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Sunday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About golden eco cafe 1

Tucked into a gorge facing Golden Valley waterfall, this trailside outpost serves wild kopi luwak and Balinese snacks to hiking travelers. Getting here takes a short trek down from the Munduk road, trading vehicle noise for misty valley air and sweeping falls. Trekkers drop their packs for freshly brewed kopi tubruk—steeped from beans gathered from wild civets roaming the mountain slopes rather than caged farms. Pair the brew with warm lak-lak or sweet rolled dadar, then check out the garden vanilla vines before heading back up the trail with packaged spices.

  • Wild-harvested kopi luwak: Beans are collected exclusively from wild civets in the surrounding mountain slopes, brewed traditionally as unfiltered kopi tubruk.
  • Trailside waterfall overlook: Open-air seating sits right across from Golden Valley waterfall, reached via a short, steep trail off the main road.
  • Garden snacks and spice bags: Local owners offer quick tours of the garden's vanilla vines and coffee trees alongside freshly made lak-lak and dadar.
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Why Choose Golden Eco Cafe 1

Why hikers and coffee enthusiasts seek out Golden Eco Cafe 1 during their Munduk waterfall trek

  • Ethically Harvested Wild Kopi Luwak

    The cafe harvests kopi luwak beans exclusively from wild civet droppings in the surrounding mountain forest, avoiding caged animal production and serving it as Balinese kopi tubruk.

    make a point of harvesting coffee beans from droppings of the civet cats that live wild in the area, unlike some other producers that unfortunately use caged animals

    Aaron Herzog

  • Estate Spices and Packaged Beans

    Visitors can pick up locally grown packaged coffee beans and regional spices at competitive prices directly at the counter.

    You can also buy spices and the luwak coffee here.

    Haley Morrisson

  • Welcome Respite on the Waterfall Trail

    Tucked down a forest path off the main road, the cafe offers a peaceful resting place directly overlooking the cascade.

    stumbled upon it as part of our exploration on foot of the waterfalls, and it provided a welcome respite from our hike

    Aaron Herzog

  • Secluded Hike-In Forest Setting

    A short hike down from the road rewards guests with secluded outdoor dining right in front of the waterfall gorge.

    if you’re looking for a nice little hike down to a waterfall cafe then this is the place to go

    Bryan Anson

  • Magical Waterfall Dining Atmosphere

    Dining directly facing Golden Valley waterfall creates an awe-inspiring, serene atmosphere after descending the trail.

    We ate in front of the golden valley waterfall, it was magical.

    Louis CIRIA

  • Peaceful Mountain Air and Refreshment

    Guests can pause to take in the cool mountain breeze with refreshments while taking in views of the waterfall gorge.

    You can rest and enjoy the fresh air, good coffee and snacks here.

    Leon Kawidjaja

Traditional Balinese coffees, teas, and handmade snacks enjoyed along the waterfall trail

  • Kopi Lewak

    They specialize in kopi lewak (prepared as Indonesian/Balinese kopi tubruk), and make a point of harvesting coffee beans from droppings of the civet cats that live wild in the area, unlike some other producers that unfortunately use caged animals.

    Aaron Herzog

  • Lak-lak

    Their herbal teas and fresh juices are also extremely good, as are the various local snacks on offer (we tried their lak-lak and dadar, both of which were fantastic).

    Aaron Herzog

  • Dadar

    Their herbal teas and fresh juices are also extremely good, as are the various local snacks on offer (we tried their lak-lak and dadar, both of which were fantastic).

    Aaron Herzog

  • Herbal Teas

    Their herbal teas and fresh juices are also extremely good, as are the various local snacks on offer

    Aaron Herzog

Before you head over

Helpful tips on trail accessibility, specialty coffee orders, and local retail items

  • Prepare for a Short Hike

    Reaching the cafe requires a 5 to 10-minute walk down from the main road. The trail can be challenging if you are unaccustomed to hiking, making it unsuitable for the elderly or those carrying infants.

  • Try the Wild Kopi Luwak

    Order the house specialty kopi luwak, which is prepared in the traditional Balinese kopi tubruk style from beans gathered from wild civets rather than caged animals.

  • Browse Spices and Garden Plants

    Before heading back up the trail, pick up packaged local spices and coffee beans available for retail, or ask the friendly resident hosts to show you the garden vanilla and coffee trees.

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