Coffee Cherries

This tour is a great offer to help guests BEAT THE CROWDS, ENJOY THE WILDLIFE, and AVOID THE HEAT. A professional English speaking guide who grew up near the sanctuary as a local will convey most interesting stories and cultural values of the site. Early morning is the best time for learning about the ancient history of the sanctuary, capturing the most stunning photos at the sanctuary, enjoying the nature surrounding and encounter some wild animals… Guests will not only learn about Champa culture but also local lives, traditional and cultural practice of Vietnamese and Cham, Vietnam war, etc… This can not be provided by any other suppliers. After visiting, taking the best photos and listening to historic stories of the ancient temples from the unique guide, visitors will get to a local home restaurant and have breakfast with included Quang noodles and coffee. Then guests will be dropped back to the hotels and save much time for other activities.

The history of Yakatabune dates back to the Heian period (794-1185) and the Edo period (1603-1868), where these traditional boats were used by nobles and merchants for entertainment. From late March to early April each year, cherry blossoms bloom across Japan, attracting many visitors. The 1-kilometer cherry blossom path along the Sumida River near Asakusa Temple is a historic viewing spot. Taking a boat cruise is a unique way to enjoy the beautiful blossoms while savoring exquisite cuisine! Friendly Reminder : • Departure times for beef sukiyaki are: 11:30 AM, 5:00 PM, and 7:30 PM. • Departure time for afternoon tea is 2:00 PM. • Contact the activity provider 3 days earlier if you would prefer pork to beef or a non-strict vegetarian option (a meatless dish with vegetables and sweet soy sauce soup). • Cherry blossom season is weather-dependent; we cannot guarantee peak bloom on every trip. Thank you for your understanding.

This tour is designed to harmonize Japanese nature and culture, in other words, experience Japan itself. Anyone interested in Japanese or Japanese customs will have a fresh discovery.

Located in Palmira (Boquete) Panama. (This is not in Panama City.) We specialize in small "hands-on" experiences. You will get to see, touch and do each step of the process to make coffee. Pick some cherries from the trees (November through January) – Process the cherries. – Feel and test some beans to check moisture content. – Try out our pilon and see how heavy the stick actually is. – Roast your own coffee to take home! (each group will have a machine to roast a small batch of coffee as you learn about the roasting process) – Sort your coffee to make it perfect before you package it. And last but not least, Drink some coffee brewed in a variety of ways. ​**Geisha coffee tasting is included!**

Join us on this incredible day trip to a coffee farm near Bogotá and learn all about your favorite morning drink! Every cup of coffee has its own story. From cherry to beans to grind: it all starts in coffee farms around the country. So why not come listen to this story for yourself? The tale of coffee won’t tell itself!

Experience the rich tradition of Colombian coffee-making without the hassle of long drives. Our tour takes you to a family-owned farm just outside of Medellín, nestled amidst picturesque coffee plantations and surrounded by lush tropical fruits and the majestic Andes mountains. In additional, we specialize in delivering exclusive tours, ensuring we provide a truly exceptional and memorable experience to our customers, all of our tours would include private transportation, local and bilingual guide. We avoid large group tours for a better and more personalized experience, where you have the freedom to ask any questions and customize the tour according to your preferences. You'll learn every step of the coffee-making process, from picking the cherries to roasting the beans. This tour is the perfect option for those who want to experience the true essence of Colombian coffee.

A trip to one of the Coffee Triangle towns wouldn’t be complete without visiting a coffee farm, are we right? So, come with us to this fun and informative tour about everything you need to know of the coffee process. You will visit a coffee farm and you will have the chance of planting coffee seedlings, picking up coffee cherries and last but not least, tasting the flavor of a fresh cup of Colombian coffee. At the end you will have a Salento walking tour. • A guided tour along the farm and its plantation • Getting to know the full process of growing coffee, from its seeds to the roasting • Picking up coffee cherries and planting coffee seedlings • A brief lesson about the great value of coffee for Colombian coffee growers and the country’s economy in general. • High-quality Colombian coffee tasting • Salento walking tour

Visit a beautiful coffee plantation, enjoy our welcome drink (coffee flower tea) then pick coffee cherries. Understand the processing of coffee and make souvenirs with dried cherries. Experience roasting your own coffee, brewing coffee with the coffee beans roasted by tourists themselves. Drink fresh coffee from the farm and plant coffee trees.

Enjoy a 2-1/2 hours cooking class in our school in Sorrento center. We only accomodate small groups up to 12 people or private classes. You'll get a hands-on training from a local chef learning old cooking techniques that can easily be repeated at home. You'll discover our traditions and learn historical tips about our unique cuisine. End your experience eating the delicacies you have prepared! You can choose between 3 menus, focused either on meat, fish or vegetables (suitable for vegetarians).

A visit to this unique Vietnam’s incense village is an absolute must! Hundreds of locals are seen painting and drying bamboo to create incense sticks. Millions of aromatic incense sticks are dried outside, particularly on the days preceding Lunar New Year (also known as "Tet"), giving it a vibrant red and pink tint. The village is a great choice for those looking for a genuine and distinctive experience. Visitors to the incense village will get the chance to learn about the technique of creating incense sticks traditionally and snap a ton of original check-in photographs. The incense in this village is particularly lovely and exceptional because it is red and yellow, the auspicious colors of the East. Around "Tet" (also known as Lunar New Year), millions of fragrant incense sticks are being dried on the streets, Quang Phu Cau is at its most breathtaking scene for tourists to come by and take absolutely stunning photos.

Join this group tour that takes you out to the Atlantic coastal city of Essaouira, with round-trip transfers from Marrakech. Essaouira is a must-see attraction, with its seafront and ramparts, beach, fishing culture, art scene, Jewish Quarter, and so much more. You’ll have plenty of time to wander around the city as you like, before being returned to your hotel in Marrakech.

Coming to the Coffee Region is about letting yourself be in connection with nature and learning about the most popular beverage of the world. If this is what you are looking for, join us in this 8-hour tour across the Cocora Valley and a specialized coffee farm. Hike some of its mountains, and learn about about Colombian coffee farming culture. Finish your day having a tasteful and 100% Colombian coffee. All of this with the company of an expert guide. • A walk to remember around the Cocora Valley • A brief lesson about the Coffee Triangle and the Wax Palm Trees for its environmental and popular importance • A guided tour along the farm and its plantation • Getting to know the full process of growing coffee, from its seeds to the roasting • Picking up coffee cherries and planting coffee seedlings • A brief lesson about the great value of coffee for Colombian coffee growers and the country’s economy in general. • High-quality Colombian coffee tasting

Ruta de las Flores is a series of colorful villages sitting across the Apaneca mountain range, a belt formed by 14 volcanoes and the heart of COFFEE COUNTRY in El Salvador. This was the first tourist circuit developed here after the Peace Agreements of 1992. Nowadays is one of the top tourist destinations and must-go in our country. The perfect mix of volcanic minerals, elevation and climate makes this mountain range the most important coffee growing region in El Salvador. Around this crop many traditions, stories and history had been loomed over the years to offer a very special and interesting destination. Dare to talk with the locals, eat what they eat. You'll explore, taste, learn and discover… El Salvador is so diverse that will make your day. There's plenty of optional activities (upon request): – Zipline – ATVs rides – Coffee Cupping (plus a supplement to your Coffee Experience) – Hot springs and thermal pools – Reptile House NOTE: some attractions may run on weekends only.

Take a step back in time to learn and taste coffee picked, washed, roasted and ground by your own hand. 

Celebrated as a star in the specialty coffee world, Rwandan coffee boasts delicate flavors sought after by connoisseurs around the globe. Here in the heart of coffee country we invite you to learn how Rwanda’s world-class coffee is harvested, evaluated, roasted, and served. Class guests will pick coffee cherries straight from the trees in our café’s courtyard garden, then experience transforming them into a beautiful cup of coffee.

Experience whisking your own matcha tea in the open air, a gateway into the art of traditional Japanese matcha tea-making. As you enjoy this peaceful moment,indulge in the delights of authentic Japanese wagashi. The delicate and sweet flavour perfectly complement your tea. Alongside these traditional treats, savour casual Japanese snacks, adding a fun and relaxed vibe. Our tea ceremony is a great chance and opportunity to experience the gateway to Japanese culture. Your hosts, fluent in English, will guide you through every step of the experience, sharing helpful insights about Japanese customs, traditions, and the art of tea. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, this unique experience will help you connect with the rich culture of Japan in a warm and inviting atmosphere.

The Coffee Tour – Jude's Signature. It's not about a cup of coffee, It's about the story behind it. Hanoi is famous among travellers and coffee lovers around the world for it's special coffee. It's different from the look, the taste and the way we enjoy it. What makes Vietnamese Coffee so special? Why it's so different from the rest of the world? The answer is within our culture, our history, our way of life. We use a METAL filter instead of a steam machine, we use condense milk instead of sugar, Robusta beans instead of Arabica, we sip the coffee instead of drinking it, we sit together instead of personal spaces. Everything make Vietnamese coffee so special. Walk with me, let me tell you the stories, let's appreciate the history together. Walk with me, enjoy our coffee.

Boneza coffee is originated from Kinunu region which is located in the Western Province of Rwanda in approximately 165 km from Rwanda’s capital Kigali. The coffee is not only harvested solely from Kinunu region but also fully processed from coffee cherries to green coffee, through Kinunu washing station. By overseeing the entire process from crop to cup, Kinunu Wonders Ltd ensures Boneza coffee is of outstanding quality.

The scent of cherry blossom oil is subtle and delicate, potentially awakening your romantic and poetic feelings as one of our top Massage Therapists in Tokyo, apply this specialty treatment on you. Feel free to come and release your tiredness from the travel.

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