Visits by request. Homestay in the works.
Come upthe hill.
There is no gate and no front desk. People who come up the hill are shown the blocks, walk the drying yard, meet the dogs and stay for coffee that was picked a few hundred metres away. It costs nothing and it happens by arrangement, not on a schedule.

People who’ve visited
Every photographhere was takenby a guest.
None of this was styled or commissioned. It is what people found when they came up, and what they wrote about it afterwards.
A charming bungalow surrounded by a seemingly neverending stretch of green — flowering and fruit laden trees, pepper, patches of vegetable gardens, sun kissed skies at dusk, mooing cows and friendly faces, green water bodies… what more could one want!

Our own bees
Kept for pollination first and honey second. They work the coffee blossom in season, which is part of why the crop sets the way it does.


There's pin drop silence and pitch black at night if you don't have a flash light, and you can see every single star in the sky.
Lemons and avocados
Grown alongside the coffee and the pepper, under the same shade trees. Most of what reaches the table here was picked on the estate that morning.


Cows and dogs
A working plantation, not a set. The cows are part of how the soil stays fed. The dogs will find you before you find them.

Great place to unwind and relax from the stressful city life. Had the best time over there, with the best hospitality that one can imagine.

Water and canopy
Eight ponds, dug from 1996 onwards, hold the monsoon and the last of the evening light. Above all of it, jackfruit, ficus, fig and Malabar plum keep the temperature down.


Photographs by Alok Manav, Anne-Laure Hennequin, Fawaz Labeeb, Gagan Vinod and Sahil Balimane, from their reviews on Google.

Coming
A homestay,when it isready.
For years people have come, stayed a few nights and left saying the same thing. We are turning that into something proper — rooms, meals from the estate, and the run of the plantation.
It is not open and there is nothing to book yet. Tell us you want to know when it is, and you will be the first people we write to.
In their words
The estate, toldby the peoplewho walked it.
Roasters, importers and friends have come up the hill, walked the blocks and cupped the crop where it grows. These are their words, unedited, from our Google profile.
5.0
20 reviews on Google
Every one of them five stars, as of August 2026.
Their photographs






A stunning location to experience and learn of life on a coffee estate. A charming bungalow surrounded by a seemingly neverending stretch of green — flowering and fruit laden trees, pepper, patches of vegetable gardens, sun kissed skies at dusk, mooing cows and friendly faces, green water bodies… what more could one want! Coffee lovers will be in for a treat — Nandipura's coffee is just out of this world. If you're not a coffee person, get ready to be converted one sip at a time.
Peaceful luscious coffee and pepper plantation in Karnataka. Loved the discovery of the coffee trees and pepper creepers. The scent of the coffee blossoms is mesmerizing: a bit jasminy and orangy, with some lemontree blossom nuances. No wonder their coffee beans make the best coffee and the pepper is so flavoured!
A beautiful estate completely away from all the urban settlements, untouched with natural beauty at its peak. There's pin drop silence, and you can see every single star in the sky. Sunsets are hands down some of the best I've seen, with the skies turning pink. Also, if you're into coffee, it's heaven for you.
Nandipura Estate boasts a wide variety of agriculture, ranging from premium coffee to wild honey. Its scenery is truly beautiful, with endless trees and refreshing lakes. As a truly self-sufficient farmland, it's a must-see for tourists and locals alike.
Nestled between the green mountains, pristine waterways, chirping of birds and crimson sunset: the estate is a bliss with serenity all around. Had the most enjoyable and memorable time with plush greenery as far as the eye can see.
Visited the estate with some friends, and loved every second of it. Truly refreshing to be this close to nature and experience the lifestyle. There is so much to learn about the process behind the coffee plantation and all the other activities that go on.
Visited the estate during the holidays with some friends — the air was that much crisper, and it was a really wonderful experience to be at one with nature. Would definitely recommend everyone experience this wonderful place.
Great place to unwind and relax from the stressful city life. Had the best time over there, with the best hospitality that one can imagine. Highly recommended.
Enquiries
Tell us whatyou're looking for.
We sell direct from the estate to roasters, importers and traders. Tell us the profile and the volume, and we’ll come back with what we have on the current crop.
Nandipura & Indravally Estates
Mudigere, Chikmagalur District
Karnataka 577132, India