WORLDWIDE · COFFEE FARM TOURS
The good ones take you up the slope, let you pick, then roast in front of you. These 15 cover Kona, the Colombian Zona Cafetera, Da Lat, the Kenyan highlands and the only plantation in Europe, priced a head with harvest months noted.
Review of Kona Natural Soap’s Big Island farm tour, with Kona coffee, chocolate, soap making, tastings, views, value, and booking tips.
“Everything you need to know about coffee, chocolate and the art of soap making in one package! Greg and the Team were phenomenal!”
Tour Europe’s only coffee farm near Nerja, see tropical fruit, learn organic farming, and enjoy sea views at La Herradura Coffee Farm.
“Very enjoyable. Manilo was a superb guise. He is funny, knowledgeable, interesting and passionate about his farm. Well worth a visit”
See Big Island volcanoes, waterfalls, black sand beaches, turtles, and Kona coffee on an 11-hour guided island tour.
“Our guide, Justin was fabulous. Probably one of the best guides I’ve ever had. He was knowledgeable, funny, and interacted with us the entire 11 hours of the tour. Justin is a guide the tour company should hold on to. He made Wasabi look so good I booked another tour with them, which was unfortunately canceled due to lack of participants.”
Review of a 12-hour Big Island tour from Kona to Volcanoes National Park, with Kona coffee, black sand beach, turtles, lunch, and lava tubes.
“Our tour guide Katie was very informative and knew all the ins and outs of the island with background stories from most locations. Definitely recommend.”
Harvest coffee in Medellín’s La Sierra, ride the tram and cable car, meet a local family, and learn how beans go from cherry to cup.
“Camilo made the tour so amazing. He was kind. I love the originality of this tour, the people are nice, love it!”
Review of the private Cocora Valley and coffee farm tour from Salento, with hiking, wax palms, coffee tasting, costs, tips, and honest advice.
“The tour was excellent and exactly what we were expecting. We took the 7am tour which was perfect as we had the Cocora Valley almost for ourselves (my gf, the guide and me) and could therefore enjoy the hike to the three viewpoints very much. Our guide Alejandro was very knowledgeable about the area, being from this region himself. Moreover he had also deep knowledge in the coffee making process, having worked for almost 6 years for a coffee company. Overall it was a great experience and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to hike the Cocora Valley and has an interest in Coffee.”
Review of St. Kitts’ Liamuiga Natural Farm Tour, with rainforest truck ride, coffee estate, farm-to-table meal, price, tips, and practical details.
“The food was delicious and staff was super friendly. It's def a different experience and the island is pretty pricey the experience to me felt a bit pricey but I would recommend.”
Tour Europe’s only coffee farm near La Herradura, with tropical fruit, sustainable farming, multilingual guides, and practical tips.
“We were given clear directions to find the place, the tour was informative and interesting. Thank you for your efforts.”
Ride through Medellín’s mountain coffee country, tour Don Leandro Farm, taste fresh brews, and unwind with a coffee steam room and massage.
“I loved my day. The trip to the coffee farm takes long time but is an adventure itself with great views. The guide helped us there from El Poblado. They didn't inform very well when different things are going to happen, but we went with the flow. Massage was good and i felt relaxed afterwards. The last part was the horse ride (with other company i suppose), and it was an fun experience. The horses were very calm and well-behaving. Would recommend!”
Review of Bogotá’s coffee farm and Tequendama Falls tour, with practical advice on scenery, guides, coffee tasting, traffic, and value.
“Pierre was an excellent driver. I felt safe with him the whole time. I really enjoyed the winding country roads through the mountains. So much beautiful scenery. Tequendama Falls were stunning. Wish we had more time there to grab a bite with that amazing view, but we had to make our tour with the coffee plantation. The tour exceeded my expectations. The grounds were like a tropical paradise & Juan did a great job explaining the coffee process along with other interesting facts. The coffee & coffee liquor we sampled was delicious! All in all, a wonderful day.”
Tour Twin Beans Farm near Da Lat, roast and brew Arabica coffee, learn farm-to-cup methods, and taste your own coffee for $9.89.
“We had a great time at this lovely farm. Jessie was super knowledgeable and explained the process to us in detail. We learned a lot and even got to roast our own beans and taste the coffee. Great activity!”
Tour a family farm in Alajuela for hands-on chocolate, coffee, sugar cane, tropical fruit, and a waterfall walk for $50.
“Had an awesome experience at the farm where we explored the premises on foot while being guided by the family who explained the whole chocolate making process and showed us various tropical fruits. We got to taste fresh sugar cane juice and participated in making our own chocolates with our group. We enjoyed the traditional hot chocolate while we learned about its history. Took a short hike to the beautiful waterfall where they allow swimming. It rained while we were there so we returned to enjoy some freshly made coffee from the farm. Don Jorge's sons were wonderful hosts, will definitely send friends their way and return ourselves. Highly recommend…”
Trek Chiang Mai’s Karen coffee country, plant a tree, roast beans, brew V60 coffee, and enjoy a farm lunch with local guides.
“Jack is super passionate about sharing all his knowledge about coffee and the coffee camp. They did a terrific job managing the time, sharing information about the coffee plants in the jungle and other medicinal plants. The lunch was dRead more”
Review of the 9-hour Ruta de las Flores tour from San Salvador, with colonial towns, markets, coffee tasting, private transport, and practical tips.
“The day trip was wonderful. The guide Wendy was knowledgeable, polite and patient. She knew her history about the country and places we visited. I would strongly recommend this tour if you ever visit San Salvador.”
Taste five Vietnamese coffees, roast your own beans, and learn sustainable farming with Huy at a small Da Lat coffee experience.
“Amazing! We started off with tasting different coffee, then touring the farm, before seeing the vegetable garden and learning how to roast coffee - it was such a thorough and brilliant experience, I learned so much and was so entertained - Huy was SUCH a good guide with such a passion and the surroundings were so peaceful. Next time, I would stay at their farm stay!”
Every kind of farm on the site, in one place.
