Colombia Coffee Region Map

Map of the coffee growing areas of Colombia | Rainer Lesniewski

The Coffee Axis: A Golden Triangle

At the center of our map, we find the famed Coffee Axis or Eje Cafetero. This region, resembling a golden triangle, is the beating heart of Colombia’s coffee production. Three key cities form its vertices:

  • Armenia: Nestled in the Quindío department, this city appears as a bustling hub, with illustrated coffee trees dotting its surroundings.
  • Pereira: The capital of Risaralda, marked by a miniature coffee bean icon, signifying its importance in the coffee trade.
  • Manizales: Perched high in the Caldas department, depicted with a small mountain range to represent its elevated terrain.

Beyond the Axis: Hidden Coffee Gems

Our vintage map doesn’t stop at the Coffee Axis. Let your eyes wander to discover other significant coffee-growing regions:

  • Antioquia: To the north, you’ll spot Medellín, represented by a small cityscape icon. The surrounding area is adorned with delicate coffee plant illustrations, hinting at the region’s coffee prowess.
  • Huila: In the south, the city of Neiva stands out, marked by a sun symbol to represent its warm climate. The nearby mountains are shaded to indicate the perfect coffee-growing conditions.
  • Tolima: Nestled between mountain ranges, Ibagué is highlighted as the gateway to this coffee region.

Embark on your coffee adventure today with this captivating map, and let the spirit of Colombia’s coffee lands inspire your next brew!