10 Full-Day Coffee Trips Worth Booking

1.Santa Marta: Minca Coffee, Cocoa, & Waterfall Full-Day Trip

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 102 reviews · from $78Our pick

Travel from Santa Marta to Minca for guided jungle walks, a coffee tasting, natural river pools, a mountain lunch, and a hands-on cocoa workshop. English and Spanish guides such as Tony, Gustavo, and Sadam bring strong knowledge of plants, wildlife, and local culture.

“Pickup from hostel was seamless. Gustavo knows his stuff and took the time to educate us on a range of topics. Great fun!”

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2.San Salvador: Full Day Ruta de Las Flores and Coffee Farm

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 95 reviews · 9 hours · from $99

Spend nine hours with a small group of up to six, visiting Nahuizalco, Ataco, Juayúa, and other Ruta de las Flores towns. Your guide, such as Stephanie, Wendy, or Jocelyn, explains local culture while a driver handles the mountain roads. Expect markets, murals, churches, lunch, and a coffee-farm tasting.

“Steffany was a great guide, and Eric made his best to get us through traffic jams! Best wishes to you guys. The trip took longer, than I expected, and I appreciate that. We hasn't rushed through attractions, and had chance to visit them approprietly.”

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3.Full-Day Adventure with ATV, Party Boat, Snorkel & Coffee Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 93 reviews · from $109Top rated

Spend about eight hours exploring Punta Cana by ATV, visiting Macao Cave and Macao Beach, tasting coffee and cocoa, then snorkeling from a party boat with fruit, snacks, music, and unlimited drinks. Hotel pickup is offered, with a maximum of 50 people.

“This excursion was a blast! We had taken an ATV tour prior and ended up enjoying this one a lot better. The young man who took pictures through out the ride was so sweet, I wish I could remember his name. All I remember is that he was frRead more”

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4.Minca: Full-Day Coffee and Cocoa Tour from Santa Marta

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 61 reviews · from $89

Travel 45 minutes from Santa Marta to Minca, then walk through mountain streams, waterfalls, and natural pools before tasting Colombian coffee and cocoa. A local guide leads the 2.5-hour nature walk, with lunch in a bamboo house and hotel transfers included. Guide Sadan has earned special praise.

“AMAZING! What a wonderful experience. Our tour guide Sadan was THE BEST!”

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5.Full-Day Private Coffee Tour in Cocora Valley and Salento

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 60 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $218

Travel privately from Pereira to Cocora Valley, a coffee farm, Salento, and Alto de la Cruz. Guides such as Jhon, Gustavo, Juan, and Ivan have led this route, which combines wildlife, coffee making, local food, village life, and mountain views.

“Excelente experiencia muy completa y agradable. El chofer Ramiro muy puntual y atento, con buena conversación, y el guía Juan Camilo excelente en sus atenciones e información muy interesante, resuelve dudas y es muy amable y paciente durante la subida al valle. La comida de muy buena calidad en presentación y sabor. Y el tour de café muy ilustrativo”

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6.Chiang Mai Coffee Full Day Tour: Trek, Brew & Roast Journey.

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 38 reviews · from $118

Join Jack, Sala, and Moonshine for a full day in Chiang Mai’s highlands. Ride a 4WD truck to a coffee farm, walk through forest and hill-tribe land, eat a home-cooked vegetarian lunch, then roast beans and brew your own V60 coffee to take home.

“The coffee tour was the highlight of our trip to Chiang Mai!! Jack was an amazing, hilarious guide who kept us well informed and entertained! This experience lets you get off the beaten path and experience nature and culture without the crowds. We really enjoyed connecting with the story of the hill tribe people in a way that felt authentic and ethical. The coffee and lunch were also spectacular! Highly recommend this experience!”

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7.From Antigua or Guatemala : Coffee & Culture Full-Day Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 33 reviews · 7 - 8 hours · from $77

Spend 7 to 8 hours exploring Antigua from Antigua or Guatemala City. Visit Cerro de la Cruz, colonial churches, Casa Santo Domingo, and the central plaza, then learn about coffee processing and taste Guatemalan coffee. Guides include Diego, Byron, Mirko, Luis, and Julio.

“Mirko was wonderful. very considerate of our needs and wanting to stay longer in certain or deviate from the schedule. I'd strongly recommend this to anyone! thank you so much for an unforgettable day!”

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8.Full Day Shared Akagera Safari Tour with Lunch and Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 15 reviews · from $390

Leave Kigali at 5:00 am for a 12-hour Akagera safari in a shared 4x4. You get about six hours in the park, lunch, drinks, coffee, park entry, and a stop at Imigongo Art Center. Guides such as John Bosco, Christian, Chadi, and Sayed have led past trips.

“we had incredible busy day from Kigali with animals, so excited and beyond our imaginations, the company provided excellent service. we sow more than thirty kind of animals, it was lovely day for me and may colleagues. we highly recommend this safari and choose this company if possible. Thank you.”

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9.Full-Day Tour Llano Grande Waterfalls and Coffee Plantation in Huatulco!

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 11 reviews · 8 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $100

Travel from Huatulco into the mountains to swim beneath Llano Grande’s waterfall, walk beside small cascades, taste organic coffee, learn about local herbs, and share a traditional Oaxacan meal. Hotel pickup, bilingual guiding, and a small group of up to 15 are included.

“This was an exceptionally great experience with lots of learning along with great food, camaraderie and fun. We enjoyed our guide Josue very much. He did an excellent job.”

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10.Thep Sadet & Coffee Plantation Full Day Hiking

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 2 reviews · from $52Best value

Join a small English-speaking group of up to eight for a demanding 12-kilometer loop through Thep Sadet coffee country. Guides Little and Kate have earned praise for their care and humor. Expect steep climbs, rocky ground, waterfalls, a mountain lunch stop, and a final coffee tasting in Mae Ton village.

“Very beautiful but also challenging hike. We had to climb up a short distance on the last part of the trail to the peak. But the view from up there was great! Our tour guide was very funny and kind. Thanks for the trip!”

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