Our Pick of Da Lat Coffee Tours: 6 to Book

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

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

At Twin Beans Farm, guide Jessie takes you through an Arabica plantation, coffee processing, roasting, and brewing. You roast your own beans, taste the coffee on site, and may join the harvest from November to January. The farm is 20 km from Da Lat, with pickup offered, a 1:30 pm start, and groups capped at 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 and guide Huy introduces five coffees from his farm, including Arabica and Robusta. You will compare processing and roast levels, roast beans yourself, try several brewing methods, and make a traditional phin coffee. English and Vietnamese tours suit groups of up to 10.

“I learns a lot about coffe and the place was amazing. Owners were very friendly, I come without jacket ( was super cold) and they borrowed me one. I really enjoy it and now I also understand from where are all the coffee tastes:)”

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

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 63 reviews · from $40

Ride through Da Lat’s countryside with an English-speaking guide on a private motorbike tour. Visit Cầu Đất Arabica Farm, Phát Chi Tea Farm, Ladora Winery, Linh Phước Pagoda, Da Lat Railway Station, Domain De Mari, and Lâm Viên Square. Guides such as Loi, Ray, Bell, Hieu, and Sao are praised for careful driving and flexible sightseeing.

“Such a good trip! Best one we’ve done in Vietnam, highly recommend. Hieu was amazing as well as his colleague:)”

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

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 59 reviews · from $19

At Tam Trinh Coffee Experiences near Gia Lam, guide Hoa introduces you to Vietnam’s coffee varieties, farm work, processing, roasting, and manual brewing. You’ll pick cherries, taste coffee, make your own Vietnamese filter coffee, eat broken rice, and take home a conical hat plus two coffee bags. The private tour runs about 90 minutes.

“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.Dalat Countryside Motorbike Day Tour–Coffee Farms & Pagodas

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 53 reviews · from $43

Spend a full day behind a professional motorbike driver exploring Da Lat’s countryside. Visit flower farms, coffee plantations, a silk workshop, rice-wine homes, K’ho villages, Linh An Pagoda, Tuyen Lam Lake, and Truc Lam Zen Monastery. Guides such as Tri, Nobi, Michael, and Quyen explain local life in clear English. Self-riding requires an accepted international motorcycle permit.

“What an awesome day this was, made even better with my tour guide and motorbike extradordanire Louis who was super personable and knowledgeable on all facets of the trip, it felt like two friends exploring the scenes and cultures of Da Lat - would highly recommend if you have time to carve out this day trip in your itinerary!”

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

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 52 reviews · from $43

Leave Dalat by motorbike or car with an English-speaking guide such as Alex, Hung, An, or Leo. Visit Elephant and Pongour waterfalls, Linh An Pagoda, a K’ho village, silk and coffee sites, rice wine makers, Paradise Lake, and Chicken Village. Hotel pickup, transport, entry fees, and insurance are included.

“I loved every minute! Hung, my guide, has tip top people skills…..a fab personality combined with a wealth of knowledge which was just the right balance for me. I spent a month in Vietnam and this was my favorite day trip. The itinerary itself was brilliant and varied. Really good value for money.”

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