9 Full-Day Tours Worldwide, Cup by Cup

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

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

Travel from Santa Marta to Minca for a guided jungle hike, Colombian coffee tasting, a swim in Minca River pools, mountain-view lunch, and a hands-on cocoa workshop. Bilingual guides such as Tony, Gustavo, and Sadam have led this outing. Expect about nine hours, steep sections, insects, and a full day in nature.

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

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

Spend about eight hours moving from Punta Cana’s countryside to its coast. You’ll ride an ATV, swim in Macao Cave, taste coffee and cocoa, visit Macao Beach, then snorkel from a party boat with snacks, fruit, music, and unlimited drinks. Hotel pickup is offered, and the group can reach 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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3.Minca: Full-Day Coffee and Cocoa Tour from Santa Marta

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 61 reviews · from $89

Travel 45 minutes from Santa Marta to Minca, 700 meters above sea level, for a guided jungle walk, waterfall swim, coffee farm visit, cocoa lesson, tasting, and lunch in a bamboo house. English and Spanish guides lead the day, with Sadan among the guides named by guests.

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

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

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

Spend about eight hours with a private guide exploring Cocora Valley, learning coffee production at Finca Buenos Aires, and walking Salento. Expect wax palms, wildlife, local food, coffee tasting, and a stop at Alto de la Cruz. Guides vary, with past tours led by Jhon, Gustavo, Juan, Ivan, and others.

“Gustavo was our tour guide for the day and did a fabulous job. We started off at a family coffee farm and Anderson was our guide. He brought the whole experience to life and made it so interesting! We even got to pick coffee beans. After e”

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

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

Join Jack, his wife, and Moonshine for a full day in Chiang Mai’s mountains. Ride a 4WD truck to 1,400 meters, walk through coffee-growing forest, eat a home-cooked vegetarian lunch, then roast green Thai arabica and brew it with a V60. The group is limited to eight people.

“We had an amazing day exploring the mountains and learning more about the entire coffee growing/roasting/brewing process and got to try a large variety. The tour is a small group so felt very personal. The guide is very passionate about coffee and the unique style of all natural coffee farming and brings a very fun and positive energy to the day. The whole day went smoothly, including hotel pickup and drop off. I would definitely recommend this to any coffee lovers visiting Chiang Mai!”

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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. You’ll visit Cerro de la Cruz, the Central Plaza, churches, monasteries, museums, and a coffee plantation. Guides such as Diego, Byron, Mirko, Luis, and Julio have led this route, with English and Spanish available. Lunch is at your own cost, and the walk is not wheelchair accessible.

“Diego was a great guide. He was extremely knowledgeable of the history. Highly recommend”

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7.Churches Full-Day Private Tour w/Coffee Ceremony

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 5 reviews · 1 day · from $342

Spend a full day touring Lalibela’s famous rock-cut churches in a private car with an English or Amharic-speaking guide. Visit Bet Medhane Alem, Bet Maryam, Bet Abba Libanos, and Bet Giyorgis, then share coffee in a family home and watch Amhara music and dance. Ask if Abebe is available, as he is praised for detailed explanations and strong local connections.

“This was an amazing tour and guide. Abebe was a fantastic guide. From the pick up from the Airport to our first day for visiting the churches in Lalibela. He knows his stuff. He took his time and explained everything in great detail at each church. His vast knowledge about the history of Lalibela, the churches and the area puts you at ease knowing that you are in good hands. His connections to the community and It's people as well. I called him 'the mayor' of the city, as he knows so many people. I chose a more personalized tour, which included a walk to the monastery on a mountaintop.…”

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8.Amazing Coffee full-day tour in Buon Ma Thuot – Daklak

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews · from $86

Spend about 6 to 9 hours tracing Dak Lak coffee from nursery and plantation to factory and cup. Guide Do shares his passion for coffee and owns a small plantation. You will see civet care, Arabica and Robusta trees, wet and dry processing, and may harvest beans with local farmers from October to December. Lunch, transport, water, and fees are included.

“Do, le guide, est passionné par le café et transmet son savoir sur cette culture.”

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9.Thep Sadet & Coffee Plantation Full Day Hiking

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

Join a small English-speaking group for a demanding 12 km loop in Thep Sadet, about 1.5 hours from Chiang Mai. You’ll climb from Wat Mae Ton through Arabica coffee gardens and forest to Doi Lang Ka Noi at 1,800 meters, then descend past streams and waterfalls before coffee tasting in Mae Ton village. Guides Little and Kate are named with the tour.

“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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