LATIN AMERICA
Latin America’s best days out.
The 15 most popular coffee experiences. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who to book with.
Learn Colombian specialty coffee from seed to cup in Cartagena with cupping and three brewing styles. Two hours, $15, English/Spanish.
Most Popular“So I was super lucky to be the only person to book this activity for the time that I did and got a very personalized experience. Will definitely recommend!”
A guided coffee farm tour plus a visit to Tequendama Falls from Bogotá, with wildlife spotting and included coffee liquor tasting.
“We highly recommend this trip. The waterfall is very nice, although we found more interesting the makeshift dining-viewing area. :) The roads in Colombia are an attraction in itself as well, sometimes you go very steep streets. The Coloma plantation was great, very green and quiet - nice change from Bogota. Juan, who was our…”
Ride Antigua on an ATV, visit the La Azotea coffee plantation for tastings, then cruise to Cerro de la Cruz for big views.
“We loved the tour Eric our guide was AMAZING, so passionate about his job. Driving the ATV was super easy for us thanks to his explanations and him being careful on the road. Learned a lot about Guatemala and about the different cultures, coffees, plantations etc… this tour went by so fast and is something…”
Sip Colombian coffee in Bogotá with guided tastings, acidity and aroma tests, coffee snacks, and a brew-your-own cup at Cafe Matuca.
“Very good! The area is not the best place but the tour itself is good”
A 90-minute coffee farm tour in rural Salento with mill walkthroughs, sustainability lessons, and a traditional cloth-strainer tasting for $19.
“Tour super didáctico, profesional, completo y distendido al mismo tiempo. Genial para conocer todo el proceso relacionado con el café. El lugar, genial también. 100% recomendable!”
Salento Ocaso Farm English coffee tour: see coffee from tree to roasting, harvest with local methods, and taste at the end for $14.
“Learned a lot about coffee, from harvesting and growing to roasting and pouring. Very informational and great guide who spoke very well English!”
Spend a full day in Antigua with Cerro de la Cruz views, classic colonial sights, and a coffee plantation tasting. Pickup included from Antigua or Guatemala City.
“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!”
Private Guatapé car tour from Medellín with a coffee farm visit and the 700-step Rock climb. Colorful town, great guide, 4 hours.
“Juan was a fantastic guide, we had a great time and learned a lot! We enjoyed the tour so much we booked a second one with Juan the next day.”
Taste organic coffee and cacao on a farm hike from Minca, with Santa Marta viewpoints, raw cacao, and a cacao exfoliant experience.
“Our guide Daniel was super friendly and very knowledgeable - we couldn’t have asked for a better guide! The day felt like a true Colombian experience.”
Small-group coffee tour near Antigua: farm walk through coffee stages and regions, plus farm-fresh tasting and a Ciudad Vieja guided stop.
“Fantastic insight into Guatemalan coffee cultivation and culture delivered straight from a local farmer. He and his family were friendly, helpful and informative. The coffee tasted exquisite and I bought a few bags to take home. Highly recommended!”
Small-group coffee farm tour from Salento to Finca El Ocaso in Tolima, with a guided tasting and bean-to-brew walkthrough.
“It was nice, but quiete Long. Unfortunatley we could Not do the Tour until the end because we were picked up before.”
Experience Guatemalan coffee near Antigua with a guided farm walk, 8-region lessons, and a tasting for $55.
“It was very exciting experience and our guide and his family were very nice and kind. I would recommend this tour to people visiting Antigua.”
Taste 3 Colombian coffees, roast your own sample, and learn Cali coffee culture with Pablo near Alameda Market.
“The in depth education on coffee and other spring subjects such as music was very intriguing. Having the snack pairings was a nice touch as well. My suggestion would be to add some additional options for the time the tour is had. Most tourist associate coffee with the morning hours. Overall, very entertaining.”
Taste exotic Colombian coffees in a guided cupping at Jaguar Coffee House near Chorro de Quevedo, learning aromas, origins, and flavor.
“Although not as long as scheduled this was very interesting and useful. I enjoyed learning about preparing the coffee and of course tasting the different varieties”
Tequendama Falls and Hacienda Coloma coffee day trip from Bogotá: private transport, river cleanup stories, and coffee tasting in Fusagasugá.
“Diego was my guide and he was excellent! His English is very good and besides seeing the sites, he provided alot of cultural background which was great! The Falls are spectacular but ruined somewhat by the pollution of the river. The Coffee Hacidenda was OUTSTANDING! Besides touring the grounds I learned so much A-Z about…”
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