Café Trips & Tours
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Coffee Origin Tours
In Western countries, coffee drinkers are mostly exposed to highly processed coffee, and many are unaware that coffee is actually a fruit. However, a visit to a coffee plantation can make this fact abundantly clear. For those who have a passion for nature and are self-proclaimed coffee connoisseurs, visiting the coffee origin is an ideal holiday destination.
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The Canary Islands, a Spanish archipelago located off the northwest coast of Africa, have been producing coffee since the 18th century. Coffee tours in the Canary Islands typically include visits to coffee plantations, where you can learn about the history of coffee production in the region, the unique growing conditions, and the traditional cultivation and processing methods used to produce the coffee.
Colombia is famous for producing high-quality Arabica coffee beans. The coffee region is in the central part of the country, and it is known for its picturesque landscapes and coffee haciendas. Coffee tours in Colombia usually include visits to coffee farms, coffee tastings, and learning about the history and culture of coffee in Colombia.
Costa Rica is another country that produces high-quality Arabica coffee. The coffee region is in the central part of the country, and it is known for its sustainable coffee farming practices. Coffee tours in Costa Rica usually include visits to coffee farms, learning about sustainable coffee farming practices, and tasting different coffee varieties, coffee production process, and coffee tastings.
Panama is known for its unique Geisha coffee variety, which is highly sought after by coffee connoisseurs. Coffee tours in Panama typically include visits to coffee farms in the Boquete region, where Geisha coffee is grown.
Indonesia is known for producing coffee varieties such as Sumatra and Java, which have distinct earthy and spicy flavors. Coffee tours in Indonesia typically include visits to coffee farms, learning about traditional coffee processing methods, and tasting different coffee varieties.
Vietnam is the second-largest coffee producer in the world, known for its Robusta coffee beans. Coffee tours in Vietnam typically include visits to coffee farms in the Central Highlands region, where most of the coffee is grown. Some popular coffee farms to visit in Vietnam include Son Pacamara Coffee Farm, Lam Dong Province, and Dak Lak Coffee Company. Visitors can learn about the unique Vietnamese coffee culture and production methods, such as the use of egg yolk and condensed milk to make traditional coffee drinks.
Coffee Origin Tour and Safari: A coffee origin tour combined with a safari in Uganda and Ethiopia can be an exciting and unique travel experience. Here's what you can expect on a coffee origin tour and safari in these two countries:
Uganda is known for producing high-quality Arabica coffee beans, and coffee tours in Uganda typically include visits to coffee farms in the western region of the country. Visitors can learn about the traditional methods of coffee cultivation, processing, and roasting in Uganda, as well as enjoy coffee tastings and workshops.
After the coffee tour, you can embark on a safari in Uganda's national parks, such as Queen Elizabeth National Park, Murchison Falls National Park, and Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. These parks offer a chance to see a wide variety of wildlife, including lions, elephants, giraffes, hippos, and gorillas.
Ethiopia is the birthplace of coffee and is known for producing unique and flavorful coffee varieties such as Yirgacheffe and Sidamo. Coffee tours in Ethiopia typically include visits to coffee farms, learning about the history and culture of coffee in Ethiopia, and tasting different coffee varieties.
After the coffee tour, you can embark on a safari in Ethiopia's national parks, such as the Simien Mountains National Park, the Bale Mountains National Park, and the Omo National Park. These parks offer a chance to see a variety of wildlife, including baboons, ibex, gelada monkeys, and Ethiopian wolves.
