SPECIALTY COFFEE TOURS IN VIETNAM
This is the shortlist you would send a friend who likes coffee: 9 specialty coffee tours in Vietnam worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before booking.
Tour Twin Beans Farm near Da Lat, roast and brew Arabica coffee, taste your cup, and join harvest work from November to January.
“We had a great time at this lovely farm. Jessie was super knowledgeable and explained the process to us in detail. We learned a lot and even got to roast our own beans and taste the coffee. Great activity!”
Taste five coffees from a sustainable Da Lat farm, roast your own beans, learn brewing, and make traditional Phin coffee with Huy.
“Great tour, one of our favourite activities that we did in Vietnam! Friendly, knowledgeable and passionate guide. Great experience tasting their organic grown coffee, visiting the farm and understanding the coffee growing process. Would definitely recommend!”
Make Hanoi banh mi and egg coffee from scratch in a home kitchen with local guidance, fresh ingredients, recipes, and a four-hour hands-on class.
“I was ill and could not attend, but Jane was unbelievable! She offered to switch me to the next day, but I left Hanoi then. So, she sent me some fabulous gifts by currier. What a delightful surprise!! I am hopeful to take the class upon my return to Hanoi. Thank you, Jane!!”
Explore Buon Ma Thuot coffee from tree to cup with farm work, irrigation lessons, processing, and a fresh Central Highlands tasting.
“I had Ngan guide me around - and she was lovely! Very informative, very sweet, great English, I was really impressed by her and I had a great tour. I ordered the coffee tasters at the end (included) which were amazing! I get why this place won prizes. The setting was also stunning and the perfect place to watch the sun go down. Overall a great experience. They were super flexible with booking and pick up times.”
Tour a coffee farm near Buon Ma Thuot, learn Robusta and Arabica production, and taste expertly brewed Vietnamese coffee for $18.
“I had a great time during the tour! The lady is a true coffee master. Her knowledge is immense - she shared a lot of information about coffee that I had never heard before. The plantation is beautiful and colorful, surrounded by nature. At the end, I received a drink included in the price (a professionally prepared coffee or tea) and I also had a coffee bean tasting. It was a fantastic tour:)”
Explore Vietnamese specialty coffee in Ho Chi Minh City with hands-on processing, roasting, cupping, and Phin brewing for $20.
“L’expérience était incroyable. Je la recommande à toutes les personnes qui s’intéresse au café de prés ou de loin. J’ai énormément appris sur le processus du café, de la ferme à la tasse. Et également la technique du café vietnamien. C’était génial ! Merci encore”
Learn Hoi An coffee culture, roasting, and four Vietnamese drinks in a hands-on one-hour workshop for $16.
Roast, brew, and taste five Vietnamese coffees at a sustainable Da Lat farm, with Arabica, Robusta, Phin coffee, and city views.
“Very good visit to a sustainable farm on a human scale.”
Learn roasting, quality control, and hands-on brewing on a four-hour Buon Ma Thuot coffee tour with baristas, tasting, transport, and a souvenir.
Pick a farm, a counter or a roasting floor.
