13 Da Lat Coffee Tours Worth Booking

1.Coffee Farm Tour with Roasting & Tasting Workshop – Da Lat

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 126 reviews · from $9Our pick

Visit Twin Beans Farm with Jessie for a hands-on Arabica coffee tour near Da Lat. Walk through the plantation, learn processing and roasting, roast and brew your own beans, then taste the result. Harvesting is available from November to January. Groups are limited to 10.

“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!”

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2.Experience specialty coffee with sustainable coffee farmers

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 91 reviews · 90 minutes - 5 hours · from $14

At HuyEco Coffee & Culture in central Da Lat, farmer Huy introduces five Arabica and Robusta coffees, explains sustainable growing and processing, then guides you through roasting, brewing, and a traditional Phin coffee. Small groups, English or Vietnamese, and five coffee drinks are included.

“He's a coffee enthusiast, who's putting a lot of passion into everything he does. It was so cool learning about coffees preparation, different types and methods. The total duration was actually about 1.5h and the atmosphere was really chill.”

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3.Coffee – Wine – Tea Da Lat’s Agricultural Treasures Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 63 reviews · from $40

Start with Arabica coffee at Cầu Đất, visit Phát Chi tea farm and its tea museum, taste Da Lat wines, then see Linh Phước Pagoda, Domain De Mari, Lam Vien Square, and the railway station by private motorbike. Guides such as Loi, Ray, Bell, and Sao are known for careful driving and flexible sightseeing.

“Had a great time with Bin and Jin as our tour guides. Got to see incredible views that you would likely miss as they are away from the centre of Dalat. The winery was a great experience also. I would highly recommend.”

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4.Dalat’s countryside|Coffee Plantations Tour beyond Elephant falls

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 59 reviews · from $19

Visit Tam Trinh Coffee Experiences near Lâm Hà with an English-speaking local farmer guide, pick coffee cherries, see the lab and roastery, taste several coffees, brew with a Vietnamese filter, enjoy lunch, and take home coffee gifts and a conical hat.

“The coffee experience was the highlight of our stay in Dalat. With Hoa we had the loveliest and super coffee enthusiastic as well as knowledgeable guide. (She honestly made this experience even so much more amazing and memorable) The Read more”

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5.MOTORBIKE TOUR TO PONGOUR FALLS- SILK- COFFEE FARM

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 52 reviews · from $43

Leave Dalat with guides such as Alex, Hung, An, or Leo for waterfalls, coffee, silk, rice wine, pagodas, and village visits. Choose a motorbike or car, with hotel pickup, entry fees, transport, and insurance included. Expect a full day with flexible timing and plenty of countryside views.

“I had a fabulous day out with An. I felt very safe with him as my guide. The day was full of exciting and interesting activities. I can highly recommend”

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6.VIP Dalat 3 waterfalls – Datanla, Elephant Pongour & Coffee Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 8 reviews · from $65

Spend 6 to 8 hours outside Dalat with a private English-speaking guide, visiting Datanla, Pongour, and Elephant Falls, a coffee plantation, and Crazy House. You may ride behind an Easy Rider on a motorbike, with guides such as Nhan, Dee, or Tri available depending on the booking.

“Wow. What an amazing day. Our guide was simply outstanding. One of the best trips ever. Really knowledgeable, stopped at loads of places on the way to show us coffee plants, curry plants, pepper plants and loads more. Don’t bother with a group booking, pay a bit extra and go for this one. Simply brilliant”

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7.Dalat Group Easy Rider – Elephant Fall-Pagoda-Weasel Coffee…

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 7 reviews · from $32

Ride by private motorcycle from Dalat with an English-speaking guide to Da Phu Hill, Van Thanh Flower Village, Me Linh Coffee Garden, Linh Ẩn Pagoda, Elephant Waterfall, a cricket farm, and a silk workshop. Guides such as Tom, also called Việt, add local insight. Food and entrance fees cost extra.

“My recent adventure with Easy Rider Tour was exceptional, thanks to my guide Tom (a.k.a Việt) whose deep knowledge, accommodating nature, and friendly personality made me feel like traveling with a knowledgeable friend. The itinerary allowed us to visit many destinations in just half a day, each offering unique insights into authentic Vietnamese countryside and culture. Thank you for making me having unforgettable memories of Vietnam's beautiful countryside. For travelers seeking genuine experiences with tight schedule, I highly recommend Easy Rider Tour”

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8.DALAT EASY RIDER GROUP TOUR – PONGOUR FALL – SILK- COFFEE..

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · from $39

Ride as a passenger on a motorbike with an English-speaking Easy Rider from Dalat. You’ll see Tuyen Lam Lake, Chicken Village, Pongour Falls, Linh An Pagoda, a silk factory, cricket farm, rice wine facility, and weasel coffee plantation. Guide Vo is praised for safe riding and helpful photos.

“The trip was very diverse, we did different activities. The biker drove safe and did his best to let me feel comfortable. We had a lot of fun, and the bikers were flexible. We had a good day and a nice experience”

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9.Da Lat Trekking to Langbiang Mountain with Coffee View

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 6 reviews · from $45

Start at 8:30 a.m. with guide Tony or a designated guide, then ride from Da Lat toward Langbiang. Stop for coffee and mountain views before taking a forest route toward Radar Peak, with local stories, fruit, water, lunch, transport, and tickets included.

“It is amazing ride which we must use their transport. The drivers are skilful in mooring up the mountain.”

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10.Tea & Coffee Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 5 reviews

Spend a private day outside Da Lat visiting Arabica coffee and tea plantations, Cau Dat’s giant turbine, Linh Phuoc Pagoda, Dantala Waterfall, and the old railway station. An English-speaking guide explains coffee production and finishes with a tasting. Wine factory or Tea Museum visit depends on opening times.

“The guide was great and spoke very good English. Nice tour, was interesting”

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11.Coffee Class and DaLat Outskirt Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 5 reviews · from $99

Spend about eight hours exploring Da Lat’s western countryside, with a three-hour coffee class at Me Linh, plus flower farms, K’ho culture, silk making, rice wine, a cricket farm, Linh An Pagoda, and Elephant Waterfall when open. Guides such as Vu and Hoa add humor and clear English.

“Interesting coffee tour in a beautiful landscape. Our guide for the day Vu was funny, informative and made the tour a pleasure!”

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12.Coffee – Wine – Tea: Dalat Treasures tour

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 5 reviews · from $40

Ride behind a local guide through Da Lat’s coffee and tea country, then visit a winery, Domaine de Marie Church, Linh Phuoc Pagoda, Lam Vien Square, and the old railway station. Guide Loi is named in tour details. The private trip lasts about 6 to 9 hours, with lunch, drinks, and some admission fees extra.

“Really enjoyable way to spend a day exploring the agricultural aspects of Da Lat. Recommended if you have an interest in Vietnamese farming methods and produce. My motorbike rider and tour guide Loi was very friendly, knowledgeable, and Read more”

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13.Experience Making specialty coffee in Da Lat City

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · from $21

At HuyEco Coffee Farm in Da Lat, the owner guides you through five coffees, including Arabica and Robusta, then shows how processing, roasting, and brewing change the cup. You roast beans yourself, compare light, medium, and dark roasts, and finish with traditional Phin coffee overlooking the city.

“Very good visit to a sustainable farm on a human scale.”

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