8 Guatemala Coffee Tours Worth Booking

1.Coffee and Gastronomic Bike Tour in Antigua

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 284 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $41Our pick

Ride a sturdy fat-tire bike from Antigua to Finca La Azotea, where you follow coffee production from plant to cup. Guides such as Pablo, Diego, Carlos, and Farrah also lead tastings of chocolate, sweets, traditional drinks, and local snacks before a cold Gallo beer back at the office.

“This was a great tour. You do need to be comfortable on a bike, as biking in Antigua itself can be a bit harrowing. The bikes were adequate for the length of the tour. We were offered a helmet to,use, and a bottle of water. Carlos gave a very informative history of Guatemala and coffee production. The ride through the coffee farm was interesting, as was seeing the process of drying and roasting. We were given samples to try. There also was a short demo of how chocolate is made, also with samples. We then biked into town, and stopped a various local food stalls to sample drinks, confections and…”

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2.Antigua ATV Coffee tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 113 reviews · 3 hours · from $57

Drive an ATV through Antigua and nearby Jocotenango with an English or Spanish guide, visit Finca La Azotea for coffee and chocolate tasting, then ride to Cerro de la Cruz. Guides such as Sergio, Eric, Daryl, and Danilo are praised for clear instructions, local insight, and good humor.

“The tour was perfect! We managed to see so much at the viewpoint, coffee farm and the chocolate making. The guide spoke great English and was really good at explaining everything! We had an amazing time and would definitely recommend”

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3.Experience: Organic Coffee, Avocados, Honey & More!

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 101 reviews · 2 to 3 hours (approx.) · from $59

Meet Maykol, also called Michael, at Casa del Jade in Antigua for a short drive to his family farm near San Pedro Las Huertas. Pick and roast coffee, make tortillas and guacamole, taste honey, and learn about avocados, bees, compost, and organic farming in a small group of up to 10.

“Maykol was a wonderful guide through his farm. He is extremely knowledgeable about everything he does and the experience was incredible. All of the food was fresh and I absolutely loved getting to roast my own coffee! Truly an unforgettable time.”

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4.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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5.Coffee & Macadamia Fincas Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 53 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $60

Leave Antigua with a private guide for a four-hour visit to Finca La Azotea and Valhalla Experimental Station. Learn coffee production from plant to cup, sample local products, and see how macadamia farming supports conservation and Indigenous communities. Guides may include Roberto, Erwin, Galileo, or Hugo.

“By far one of the best experiences we had on our Antigua vacation. Our guide Hugo was passionate about more than just the coffee and macadamia nut farms, but also explaining about daily life, the importance of the various industries and the importance of organic farming. He was willing to customize our trip to our needs, including stops along the way, and pointing out anything else that was really important. An absolute MUST!”

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6.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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7.Coffee Tour in Antigua Guatemala

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 19 reviews · 3h 30m · from $69

Travel from Antigua to a family-run farm near Ciudad Vieja with a Spanish or English guide. Learn how coffee is planted, grown, processed, and prepared, then taste a fresh farm cup. The farmer and his wife lead the visit, with a maximum of 10 people.

“Het was superleuk om te zien hoe het familiebedrijf werkt. De hele finca draaot om koffiebonen en ander groente en fruitgewas om zo te voorzien in levensonderhoud en ter bevordering van de oogst van de bonen. Wat een werk! Ook het zetten van een kop koffie vergt meer dan een knopje indrukken op je apparaat. En lekkere koffie, top! Bij ieder kopje zal ik voortaan denken aan de finca.”

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8.Coffee farm experience

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 17 reviews · 3 hours · from $55

Baudilio picks you up in Antigua and takes you to Ciudad Vieja for a three-hour visit to a family coffee farm. Learn how coffee is grown, fertilized, processed, roasted, and sold locally, then finish with a guided tasting in English or Spanish.

“We had such a wonderful experience on this coffee farm tour! The husband and wife picked us up directly from our hotel and welcomed us warmly onto their family farm, which has been passed down for generations. Our host walked us through the entire process of growing and producing coffee, and he was incredibly knowledgeable. Sharing so many details in a way that was both interesting and easy to understand. We loved seeing the farm up close, learning about the traditions behind it, and ending with a delicious coffee tasting. He really took his time with us, answered all of our questions, and went above and beyond to make sure…”

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