![]() Today visitors to the Hacienda will find 87 acres (35 Hectares) of fertile farmland, a series of restored historic buildings and a museum in the Hacienda itself.īegin your visit to the farm at the museum to discover the intriguing history of the de Vives family and the farm they operated. For the next fifty years the farm was considered one of the finest producers of coffee in the world, exporting to the United States, Europe and even the Vatican. ![]() ![]() The Hacienda Buena Vista hit its stride during the coffee boom of the 1880s. It wasn’t until later in the 1800's that coffee was first planted. When Don Salvador de Vives formed the farm in 1833, he grew fruit. This traditional coffee farm in southern Puerto Rico is one of the best illustrations of a centuries old industry. Sample locally grown coffee and learn about coffee production, both today and in the past at the Hacienda Buena Vista. ![]() Visit this historic coffee plantation to learn about one of Puerto Rico’s most enduring industries. ![]()
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