15 Coffee and Dessert Tours Worldwide, Cup by Cup

1.Award Winning Farm Tour: Coffee, Chocolate and Unique Gifts

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 484 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $50Our pick

Walk a biodiverse Kona farm with Greg Colden and his team, learn how coffee and cacao become finished products, watch soap-making, and taste coffee and chocolate. The three-hour tour also includes Pacific views from 1,200 feet and time to shop for handmade soaps, pottery, food, and island gifts.

“A very informative tour with an excellent host! My husband is not a coffee drinker but after tasting this Kona coffee he now is.”

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2.Vienna Coffee, Cake & Pastries Tour with Local Stories

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 470 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $160

Spend 3½ hours eating your way through Vienna with an English-speaking guide such as Maria or Patrick. Visit a family bakery at Reumannplatz, sample treats around Naschmarkt, explore old-town pastry stops, and finish with more substantial Austrian food. Public transport connects the neighborhoods, so come hungry and wear comfortable shoes.

“Maria was fun, kind, sweet and accommodating. The tour was my first tour right after I got off the plane and it was the perfect tour. Easy and sweet.”

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3.Buggy Ride Into the jungle with cave coffee & chocolate tasting

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 465 reviews · from $53

Spend about four hours on a guided buggy trip from Punta Cana, with muddy backroads, a cave swim, Dominican coffee and chocolate tasting, a short cultural stop, and Macao Beach. Guides may include Coca Cola, Mr. Panda, or Denali. Round-trip transport is included, but bring sun protection, a bandana, old clothes, and patience for busy stops.

“Great communication operator. Very prompt and exceptional service. Trip was AWESOME. Was very good I recommend everyone to come to enjoyed”

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4.ATV Adventure w/ Chocolate, Coffee & Cave Swim in Punta Cana

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 178 reviews · from $45

Ride your own ATV in a guided caravan from Punta Cana to a Dominican farm, where you taste coffee, chocolate, and other local treats. Continue to a 25-foot water cave for a swim, then reach Macao Beach. Guides speak English, Spanish, French, German, and Italian. Mr. Panda is one guide praised for his calm, friendly approach.

“It was a great experience. Mr. Panda was very alert, efficient & down to earth. Please bring cash although they offer the use of other payments when encountering the vendors.”

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5.Coffee & Chocolate Private Tour in Medellin: Genuine Experience

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 100 reviews · 8 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $179

Spend about 8.5 hours with a private bilingual guide such as Laura or Sara, visiting small coffee and cacao farms north of Medellín. Pick beans, prepare coffee, taste raw cacao, roast and grind it, then make chocolate bars with your chosen flavors. Lunch, transport, and hotel pickup are included.

“Lau was an amazing guide. She spent most of the day with us, and was very patient, informative, charsmatic with my friends and I. I highly recommend her and this tour, when you are in Medellin!”

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6.Coffee & Chocolate Tour+Sloths Park & Llanos de Cortez Waterfall

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 74 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $210

Leave Tamarindo at 6:30 a.m. for a private day in Bijagua and Bagaces. Spot sloths, frogs, snakes, and birds with a local nature guide, make coffee and chocolate, swim at Llanos de Cortez Waterfall, and eat a Costa Rican lunch at El Sabor de Doña Carmen. Guides such as Dayro, Fernando, Dido, and Anthony are praised for friendly service.

“This tour was absolutely amazing from start to finish. Our guide, Dido, was friendly, engaging, and extremely knowledgeable about the history, landscape, and wildlife of the area. Since it was just my wife and me, the experience felt very personal and relaxed. Dido stayed with us at every stop, took the time to answer our questions, and never rushed anything. He even brought a spotting scope, which was a huge bonus and made it easy to see animals and details we would have otherwise missed. His passion, professionalism, and attention to detail truly elevated the tour. We also stopped at El Sabor del Doña Carmen, where the staff was wonderful,…”

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7.ATV OR BUGGY Ride Into the jungle with cave coffee & chocolate

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 73 reviews · from $55

Spend four to five hours riding an ATV or buggy from Rancho Macao through forest trails to an organic farm, where you taste coffee, chocolate, and rum. Then visit a clear-water cave and finish at Macao Beach. Guides such as Coka Cola keep the group moving, with pickup and mobile tickets included.

“Had a great time, weather was good, instructors were fun and made sure everyone stayed safe. Photography was high quality. I would definitely recommend”

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8.Monteverde Coffee, Chocolate and Night Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 61 reviews · 2 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $71

Start at 5:30 pm at Don Juan Tours for a guided look at Costa Rica’s coffee and cacao production, with tastings and a live chocolate demonstration. Then walk the farm after dark to search for frogs, sloths, tarantulas, birds, and other nocturnal wildlife. Guides such as Jorge, Luis, Carlos, and Brendan are praised for clear, friendly commentary.

“We went with my 2 year old nephew and Brendan our guide was so good with him, even gave him his own small flash light. We really enjoyed every part of the tour, learned lots about the chocolate and coffee process and got to try lots of different samples. The night tour part was great too. We saw a couple of toucans, spiders, a frog, some owls, and a sloth, plus another animal that I can’t remember the name of. Brendan was super informative all along the way, we really enjoyed the whole tour.”

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9.Buggy Ride into the Jungle coffee , chocolate tasting Cenote

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 52 reviews · from $60

Drive a buggy or ATV through Punta Cana’s tropical back roads, stop for Dominican coffee, chocolate, and mamajuana, swim in a clear-water cave, then relax at Macao Beach. Guides including Chris, Diris, and Pierre are praised for safety and help. Expect about three hours, pickup, dust, and possible mud.

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10.Shopping tour Punta Cana rum cigars coffee larimar chocolate souvenirs mamajuan

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 44 reviews · from $10Best value

Visit Bella Mare in Punta Cana for a one-stop taste of Dominican culture. You can sample rum, Mamajuana, coffee, chocolate, and cigars, then browse Larimar jewelry, pottery, paintings, cosmetics, pharmacy goods, and souvenirs. Pickup is offered, the visit lasts about one to four hours, and staff speak several languages.

“Safe shopping environment. Everything in one place at fair prices. Shopping was relaxing and enjoyable and not rushed or forced. Highly recommend!”

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11.2.5-Hour Viennese Coffee, Cake, and Chocolate Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 44 reviews · 2h 30m · from $82

Spend 150 minutes with a guide such as Tina, Monika, or Monica, visiting Viennese coffeehouses, a local roaster, and a chocolate shop near Naschmarkt. You receive three coffee specialties, two Viennese sweets, and chocolate samples in a group limited to eight. Expect plenty of local stories and a relaxed pace.

“Our guide was kind and informative, took us to really nice places, and we had the fortune of meeting a really nice American couple on the tour: Matt and Jamie, really intelligent, polite and kind folks. I hope they see this.”

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12.Vienna Coffee and Cake Tour: Sweets, Stories & Hidden Cafés

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 41 reviews · 3h 30m · from $156

Spend 210 minutes tasting Austrian pastries, homemade cakes, coffee, seasonal sweets, and a savory Viennese dish. Guides such as Maria, Patrick, and Wolfgang lead small groups of up to 10 through the 10th and 4th districts, Naschmarkt, local cafés, and Vienna’s public transport system.

“Maria was a wonderful guide to some of the best coffee, pastries, and meals in Vienna. She introduced us to areas that we never would have discovered on our own, and provided interesting details about the culture and traditions. Dinner was the best meal we have had, so far! Plus, Maria explained how to use public transportation and took us to places using the subway and tram. It was a wonderful experience that we’ll never forget!”

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13.Castle District tour with Matthias Church Ticket & Cake & Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 31 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $126

Spend about three hours exploring Budapest’s Castle District with a private English-speaking guide. Visit Fisherman’s Bastion, Buda Castle, Matthias Church, Trinity Square, Sándor Palace, and Matthias Fountain. Your guide can tailor the walk to your interests, and the tour ends with coffee and traditional cake at a local cafe.

“Our tour guide, Esmet picked us up promptly at 9 o’clock at our hotel and walked us through our neighborhood, pointing out various sites and giving us hints about what sites we might want to visit as well as good food recommendations on popular local delights. She directed us to retro Langos, which was delicious, and then to the First Strudel House of Budapest for some different strudel. You can see them making it and offer several varieties Traveled up to Buddha castle, and she took us throughout the grounds, explaining everything, very knowledgeable about the history of Budapest. Our tour culminated at a typical coffeehouse, where she ordered coffee…”

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14.Strauss Exhibition incl. LED Concert Show / Coffee + Strauss Cake

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 30 reviews · from $32

At Vienna’s House of Strauss, explore 2,000 square meters devoted to the Strauss family, follow the audio guide, and see a 15-minute LED concert show in the original hall. Finish with a hot drink and one of three Strauss cakes at Casino Kulinarium. Bring headphones, and note that the show can be unavailable for private bookings.

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15.Savannah History plus Coffee and Chocolate Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 28 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $42

Begin at Wright Square at 2 p.m. and walk with a local guide through Savannah’s squares, churches, homes, and stories. You’ll stop once for coffee or tea and once for an artisan chocolate truffle, then finish at Chippewa Square beside the Forrest Gump bench. Guides may include Arthur, KT, or Hannah.

“Arthur was an exceptional guide- extremely knowledgeable, thoughtful and funny! City & regional history with a stop for excellent coffee (quality beans with a smooth, medium roast) and artisanal chocolates. Perfect afternoon pick-me-up!”

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