Finca Filadelfia, the coffee estate on the outskirts of Antigua Guatemala owned for generations by the Dalton family, still runs coffee tours: a traveller took the 14:00 English tour in August 2026. What it no longer has is a working website, and neither that site nor its Facebook page (both checked 25 September 2026) shows a price or timetable. Travellers report US$20 at the farm; Adrenalina Tours sells the same tour at US$60 with hotel pickup.

This page pulls together what we could verify on 25 September 2026, because earlier versions of our own pages quoted Filadelfia prices from US$20 to US$50 with no source. Where a fact comes from a traveller rather than the farm, we say so.

Quick summary

ItemValueSource
Where150 m north of the church of San Felipe de Jesús, Antigua GuatemalaFacebook page; Tripadvisor listing
Still running?Yes: 14:00 English tour, August 2026Tripadvisor review
Price at the farmUS$20 (reported)Tripadvisor review, Jan 2025; A Little Adrift, Aug 2025
Price with transportUS$60 per person, minimum 2Adrenalina Tours
Duration1 to 2 hoursAdrenalina; reviews; A Little Adrift
Listed hours8:00-17:00Tripadvisor listing
Transport from AntiguaFree round-trip Unimog shuttleTripadvisor listing; A Little Adrift
Phone7728 0800Facebook page
Emailhotel@filadelfiaresort.comFacebook page
WebsiteNone working: filadelfiaresort.com redirects to the R. Dalton Coffee shopChecked 24 and 25 Sep 2026
Where to sleepAntigua Guatemala, or the estate’s own 20-room hotelTripadvisor listing

Is it still open?

Yes, as far as we can tell. The farm’s own website is gone: on 24 and 25 September 2026, filadelfiaresort.com redirected to rdaltoncoffee.com, an online shop for the estate’s R. Dalton coffee with no tour or booking page. That is why earlier checks, including ours, could not confirm the tours.

The evidence that tours continue comes from travellers and resellers:

  • August 2026: a Tripadvisor review of the estate describes a quick lunch and then the 14:00 tour in English with a guide, ending with an espresso.
  • July 2025: a reviewer describes a grounds tour one day and an up-the-mountain tour to higher elevation the next.
  • 25 September 2026: Adrenalina Tours’ product page for the tour was live and listed as in stock.

The estate’s Facebook page lists phone 7728 0800. With no website, call or email (hotel@filadelfiaresort.com) to confirm the day’s times before you go.

What it costs

OptionPriceNotesSource
Tour booked at the farmUS$20Tour of about 1.5 hours (Jan 2025 review); two hours (A Little Adrift)Tripadvisor review, Jan 2025; A Little Adrift (updated 2 Aug 2025)
Same, older reportUS$25About 90 minutes, part of it by ATVTripadvisor review, Apr 2023
Through Adrenalina ToursUS$60 per person, minimum twoTransport from your hotel in central Antigua, bilingual guide, a cup of coffeeAdrenalina Tours product page, read 25 Sep 2026

The January 2025 reviewer paid US$20 at the farm and warned that tour operators sometimes ask US$40. A Little Adrift says US$20 is the non-Guatemalan price, with add-ons such as breakfast or an advanced tasting. The farm itself publishes no price, so treat US$20 as the last reported gate price, not a tariff.

What the tour covers

Adrenalina Tours describes the route:

  1. The nursery and the planting of young coffee.
  2. The wet and dry patios.
  3. The dry mill and sorting area.
  4. Roasting and packaging.
  5. The cupping lab, ending with a cup of the estate’s R. Dalton Genuine Antigua as an Americano or an espresso.

Reviewers add details: a truck or ATV ride out to the plantation (February and April 2023), picking and tasting a ripe coffee cherry (April 2023), and a guide who explained that the main harvest runs from December to February (April 2023). A Little Adrift describes the farm grafting Arabica plants onto Robusta root systems, which are hardier against disease and pests.

Times and length

The farm publishes no timetable. What we found:

SourceTimesLength
Tripadvisor review, Apr 2024English walking tours at 9:00 and 11:00One hour
Tripadvisor review, Aug 2026English tour at 14:00—
Adrenalina ToursDepartures from Antigua at 08:30, 10:20 and 13:20, every dayOne hour
Tripadvisor reviews, Apr 2023 and Jan 2025—About 90 minutes
A Little Adrift, Aug 2025—Two hours

The estate’s Tripadvisor listing shows it open 8:00 to 17:00.

Getting there from Antigua

The estate sits 150 metres north of the church of San Felipe de Jesús, on the outskirts of Antigua, per its Facebook page and Tripadvisor listing.

  • Free shuttle. The estate’s Tripadvisor listing says its Unimog vehicles provide free round-trip transport every day; A Little Adrift says the farm usually offers a free shuttle several times a day. Ask for the pickup point when you call.
  • Uber. About 24 quetzales, per A Little Adrift’s August 2025 update.
  • Tuk-tuk. A July 2025 reviewer who asked the farm about an Uber was sent a tuk-tuk that cost double the Uber price.
  • Detour. The estate’s Facebook page has an undated notice showing alternate routes because of works at the plazuela de San Felipe de Jesús: take the Calle Ancha to the plazuela de Jocotenango, pass in front of Plaza Jocotenango and continue straight to the farm.

More than coffee

The estate’s Tripadvisor listing describes coffee tours, latte art and tasting, mule rides, bike rides, paintball, camping, hiking, a ride up to the cloud forest, bird watching and picnics. We found no published price for any of them. Reviewers from October 2024 to July 2025 describe eating breakfast or lunch at the estate’s restaurant before or after the tour.

A visit-antigua.com directory entry (undated) describes the estate as 300 hectares from 1,600 m in the valley up to 2,450 m, with 100 hectares planted in coffee; Adrenalina and A Little Adrift date its coffee to 1870.

Where to sleep: Antigua

  1. It is close. The estate is 150 m north of the San Felipe de Jesús church, and an April 2024 reviewer called it a short ride from town.
  2. The estate has its own hotel. Tripadvisor lists 20 rooms; it could not be booked there for the dates we tried (4-5 October 2026), so book it directly on 7728 0800 or hotel@filadelfiaresort.com.
  3. Antigua pairs it with other half-days, such as the ChocoMuseo chocolate workshop, the Valhalla macadamia farm and Hobbitenango.

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A workable half-day from Antigua

StepTimeBased on
Call to confirm the day’s toursBefore you go7728 0800 (Facebook page)
Shuttle or Uber to the estateMorningTripadvisor listing; A Little Adrift
Tour1-2 hoursAdrenalina; reviews; A Little Adrift
Breakfast or lunch on siteOptionalReviews, Oct 2024-Jul 2025
Estate closes17:00Tripadvisor listing

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Sources read 25 September 2026: the estate’s Facebook page and its Tripadvisor attraction and hotel listings (read in a browser), Adrenalina Tours’ product page, A Little Adrift (last updated 2 August 2025), a visit-antigua.com directory entry (undated), and filadelfiaresort.com, which redirects to the R. Dalton Coffee shop. Traveller reviews are reports, dated as given; the farm publishes no price, timetable or tour page.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Finca Filadelfia coffee tour still running in 2026?

Yes, on the evidence we could find. A Tripadvisor review dated August 2026 describes taking the 14:00 tour in English with a guide and an espresso at the end. The farm’s own website no longer works for bookings: filadelfiaresort.com redirected to the R. Dalton Coffee online shop when we checked on 24 and 25 September 2026, and that shop has no tour page. Call 7728 0800 before you go.

How much does the Finca Filadelfia tour cost?

The farm publishes no price. The most recent figures are reports: a January 2025 Tripadvisor review says the ticket at the farm was US$20 and that tour operators sometimes ask US$40, and A Little Adrift (updated August 2025) gives US$20 for non-Guatemalans. Adrenalina Tours sells the tour at US$60 per person, minimum two people, with transport from your hotel in central Antigua and a bilingual guide.

What time are the Finca Filadelfia tours?

No schedule is published by the farm. Traveller reports mention English tours at 9:00 and 11:00 (April 2024) and at 14:00 (August 2026). Adrenalina Tours lists departures from Antigua at 08:30, 10:20 and 13:20, every day. The estate’s Tripadvisor listing shows it open 8:00 to 17:00.

How long is the tour?

Between one and two hours, depending on the source: one hour per Adrenalina Tours and an April 2024 review, about 90 minutes per reviews from April 2023 and January 2025, and two hours per A Little Adrift.

How do I get to Finca Filadelfia from Antigua?

The estate is 150 metres north of the church of San Felipe de Jesús, on the edge of Antigua, per its Facebook page. Its Tripadvisor listing says its Unimog vehicles give free round-trip transport every day, and A Little Adrift says the farm usually runs a free shuttle several times a day. An Uber was about 24 quetzales in A Little Adrift’s August 2025 update. The farm has posted an undated notice with alternate routes, via Calle Ancha and the plazuela de Jocotenango, because of works at the plazuela de San Felipe.

How do I contact Finca Filadelfia?

Phone 7728 0800 and email hotel@filadelfiaresort.com, both listed on the estate’s Facebook page (read 25 September 2026). Its old website redirects to the R. Dalton Coffee shop.