4 Coffee Ceremony Experiences to Book Around the World

1.Ethiopian Culinary Tour – Market, Food, Coffee Ceremony & more

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 65 reviews · from $85Our pick

Explore Addis Ababa through markets, injera making, historic Taitu Hotel, Tomoca coffee, honey wine, and a traditional ceremony.

“An unforgettable day with Zerefa! He was so kind and thoughtful in making sure I had the best experience possible. His knowledge of the city and its incredible history was unmatched, and he even drove us past several additional sights to mRead more”

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2.Ethiopian Culinary Tour – Market, Coffee Ceremony and More

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 10 reviews · 6 hours · from $85

Taste Addis Ababa through coffee, injera, Merkato spices, honey wine, and a classic Ethiopian buffet in this six-hour food tour.

“Had a great day immersing ourselves in Ethiopia culinary culture. the guide was excellent and insightly and we really enjoyed the traditional experience. Would highly recommend this tour!”

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3.Lalibela: Churches Full-Day Private Tour w/Coffee Ceremony

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

Explore Lalibela’s rock-cut churches, enjoy a family coffee ceremony, and watch Amhara music and dance on this private full-day tour.

“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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4.City Tour with Bosnian coffee ritual ☕️

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 2 reviews · 3h 30m · from $38Best value

Explore Sarajevo’s Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, Jewish, and Yugoslav past with coffee, baklava, copperwork, and market tastings.

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