MEXICO COFFEE TOURS
Oaxacan and Chiapas coffee comes off small plots at altitude, and the visits are farm-first. The 15 below cover the Huatulco plantation days and the city tastings, with driving time and price both stated.
Explore Huatulco’s mountain coffee country, meet family growers, learn about biodiversity, and taste artisan coffee on this 5 to 6 hour tour.
“An average experience compared to others on Viator. I think Hugo arrived asleep and then we went to a food cart and a restroom (for him). Hugo is very friendly and somewhat knowledgeable. It’s just we’ve experienced much better.”
Explore Puerto Vallarta’s orchid-filled botanical gardens, learn tequila production, and sample organic coffee on a six-hour guided tour.
“We had an amazing time! ☺️ Highly recommend this tour! Top Notch 👌”
Explore Colima Volcano, an organic coffee farm, mask workshop, Nogueras hacienda, and Comala on a six-hour cultural tour.
“The great history of the theme of this Tour, the information and historical data of the locality, the volcano and the art of coffee harvesting, culture of Comala.Auto-translated”
Review of Huatulco’s coffee plantation tour to Pluma Hidalgo, with mountain views, village stops, coffee tasting, costs, timing, and practical tips.
“This is was a great experience. While the coffee tour is the main attraction, the trip up the mountain was really cool. We were able to stop and see the different churches and town squares along the way. The food is 200 pesos, but it is well worth it, as it is a great home-cooked meal. The guides were great and we really enjoyed their hospitality.”
Taste top Oaxacan coffee through three brewing methods, learn its story, and enjoy a small English-language group in central Oaxaca City.
“This is a great experience for someone who is interested in learning the different ways to prepare coffee and how that influences the favor.”
Explore Acapulco’s market, cook Mexican favorites, taste mezcal and coffee, and see local neighborhoods on this six-hour food tour.
“Our tour guide was friendly, professional, and very courteous. He was extremely knowledgeable about Acapulco and he tailored the door to our preferences.”
Travel from Huatulco's coast to Pluma Hidalgo for coffee, mountain views, local culture, and three towns in six hours.
“Our guide was Hector who shared his love of Huatulco and was very engaged with all of us. The coffee plantation tour was informative and Pablo shared his family business with pride and a deep understanding of the business. We enjoyed this excursion and recommended it...even if you're not a coffee drinker!”
Taste three Oaxacan coffees, compare six brewing methods, and learn from expert baristas in a small one-hour FoodLab session.
“Pablo was the best host ever and really went above and beyond to make this experience amazing. He is so knowledge about the various facets of coffee, and made it is so much fun to listen and learn. You can truly tell that he is in his element and so passionate about coffee. We would absolutely recommend the tasting.”
Review of Huatulco’s waterfall, coffee, and adventure tour, with swimming, jungle trails, local food, costs, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Good. There was no coffee plantation, only a store.”
Tour Coatepec’s coffee farm, from seedbed to trail, with a four-variety tasting and clear English guidance in three hours.
“excellent walking, tasting, and information. Do not buy from Viator s too expensive, directly you can buy from coffee museum and half priceAuto-translated”
Taste five specialty Chiapas coffees in Tuxtla, learn professional coffee scoring, and explore aromas, flavors, roasting, and local varieties.
“Excelente lugar y excelente experiencia, el menú de cafés de la barra está súper rico , si les gusta el café es un lugar que definitivamente tienen visitar”
Explore Santa Maria Huatulco and Pluma Hidalgo on a coffee tour with mountain views, local culture, bilingual guides, and hotel transfers.
“A very enjoyable trip to Pluma Hildago Coffee Plantation. On the drive into the mountains we had an informative commentary on the history of the local area and visited a small town with a historic mural.”
Explore Coatepec’s haciendas, coffee farms, museum, and tastings on a small-group day trip from Veracruz City.
“The guide was amazing and the tour was really quite long. Much closer at 12 hours return from Veracruz. Taken in a private car with amazing explanation.”
Review of Xalapa’s coffee, museum, and Coatepec tour in Veracruz, with practical details on price, timing, food, guides, and value.
“Excellent tour packed with so much history and wonder. We enjoyed every minute at the Xalapa Archeological museum and our tour guide was really engaging.”
Travel from Huatulco into Oaxaca’s mountains for Pluma Hidalgo coffee, family farm life, local food, and an artisan mezcal tasting.
“The owner of the coffee farm was very friendly and explained everything with passion. Gus, our tour guide was very accommodating the whole time. He gave us multiple recommendations of food and things to check out in Huatulco. Highly recommend!”
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