
Coffee Region (Eje Cafetero) Visitor Guide: Pereira, Armenia and Manizales
Colombia’s Coffee Cultural Landscape is a UNESCO World Heritage region of green hills, coffee farms and small towns. Its three capital cities each have a Stoners Smoke Shop store. Here is how to get around, what to see and where to find us.
The three cities at a glance
Pereira (Risaralda)
The largest city of the region and its transport hub, with Matecaña International Airport (PEI), a lively centre around Avenida Circunvalar and quick trips to the Santa Rosa de Cabal hot springs. Our Pereira store is in the Invico sector, near Circunvalar.
Armenia (Quindío)
The gateway to Salento, the Cocora Valley and the coffee-farm towns of Filandia and Montenegro. El Edén Airport (AXM) is 30 minutes away. Our Armenia store is in Mall Jardín Bolívar, in the north of the city.
Manizales (Caldas)
A university city built on steep hills, the base for Los Nevados National Park and the Chinchiná coffee valleys, with a cable car and La Nubia Airport (MZL). Our Manizales store is in the Palermo neighborhood.
Our stores in the Coffee Region
Three stores, the same original brands and the same promise of honest advice. Message any of them on WhatsApp before you visit.


Stoners Armenia

Stoners Manizales
Getting around
- Between cities. Buses leave every few minutes from each terminal: Pereira–Armenia about 1 hour, Pereira–Manizales about 1 hour, Armenia–Manizales about 2 hours. Taxis and ride-hailing apps work well inside each city.
- Flights. Pereira (PEI), Armenia (AXM) and Manizales (MZL) all have daily flights from Bogotá and Medellín; Pereira has the most connections.
- From Medellín. About 4 to 5 hours by road to Pereira or Manizales, or a 40-minute flight.
- Day trips. Salento and the Cocora Valley (from Armenia or Pereira), the Santa Rosa de Cabal and San Vicente hot springs (from Pereira), coffee-farm tours in Quindío, and Los Nevados (from Manizales).
What travelers buy at Stoners
Most visitors come for original rolling papers and cones (RAW, OCB, Elements, Zig-Zag, Juicy Jay’s), grinders in every size, glass pipes and water pipes, trays, Clipper lighters and vaporizers (PAX, XVAPE, Strio). Prices are in Colombian pesos and we accept cards and cash. If you want to compare options first, read our traveler’s shopping guide and the article on authentic RAW and OCB papers in Colombia.
Before you buy
- Adults only. We sell to customers aged 18 and over; bring a valid photo ID or your passport.
- Local rules. Rules about where products can be used and what you can take across borders vary. Please follow local rules and check your home country’s regulations.
- Stock changes. Message the store on WhatsApp to confirm a product is available before you travel across the region for it.
- Online shop. Our online shop (in Spanish) ships within Colombia only, in 2 to 5 business days.
Coffee Region FAQ
Is there a smoke shop in the Coffee Region of Colombia?
Yes. Stoners Smoke Shop has three stores in the Coffee Region: Pereira (Invico sector), Armenia (Mall Jardín Bolívar, north of the city) and Manizales (Palermo neighborhood). All three sell original rolling papers, grinders, glass pipes, water pipes, trays, lighters and vaporizers.
Which Coffee Region store is closest to Salento and the Cocora Valley?
Armenia. Salento is about one hour from Armenia by car or bus, and about 1.5 hours from Pereira. Our Armenia store is at Carrera 15 # 14 Norte-34, Mall Jardín Bolívar.
Do the Coffee Region stores speak English?
The teams mainly speak Spanish. Message the store on WhatsApp in English before you visit and we will help you and confirm stock. Our El Poblado store in Medellín has an English-speaking team.
What should I bring to buy?
A valid photo ID or passport: we sell to adults aged 18 and over only.
Can I buy online and have it delivered to my hotel?
Our online shop (in Spanish) ships within Colombia in 2 to 5 business days, so it works if you are staying a week or more. For shorter stays, visit the store: it is faster and you can compare products in person.
How do I travel between Pereira, Armenia and Manizales?
Frequent buses connect the three cities in about one to 1.5 hours; taxis and ride-hailing apps work well inside each city. Pereira (PEI), Armenia (AXM) and Manizales (MZL) all have airports with flights from Bogotá and Medellín.
Keep exploring
See you in the Coffee Region
Message the store nearest to you and we will confirm what is in stock.



