3 Coffee Experiences in the USA to Build a Day Around

1.Big Island Highlights: Coffee, Volcano, Black Sands & Waterfall

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 1,054 reviews · 11 hours (approx.) · from $299Our pick

Review of a full-day Big Island tour with Kona coffee, black sand beaches, Volcanoes National Park, lunch, Rainbow Falls, and hotel pickup.

“Our guide Emmanuel is punctual, dedicated and friendly. The tour contains Kona coffee farm, Hawaii donut shop, candy shop, winery etc. and we have lunch at volcano house with beautiful view. You will have enough drinks and food all the long way. It’s good for family especially for kids and seniors who don’t want to drive themselves and hard core hiking but also want to see everywhere around the island.”

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2.Seattle Coffee Tour: Capitol Hill Cafes, Tastings & Local Stories

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 489 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $44Best value

Taste three to four Capitol Hill coffees, learn Seattle coffee lore, and explore local cafes with a small group in two hours.

“Lee is a personable and knowledgeable host. We learned about different types of coffee, and tried 3 samples. It was also fun to watch the roasting process at the Starbucks Reserve.”

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3.Award Winning Farm Tour: Coffee, Chocolate and Unique Gifts

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 484 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $50

Tour a Kona farm for ocean views, coffee and chocolate tastings, soap making, biodiversity lessons, and distinctive island gifts.

“A fun and informative tour of a working cocoa, coffee, and fruit farm -- along with their wonderful soap making. Greg was as wonderful presenter infusing humor, personal stories, and insight to sustainable farming practices in Hawaii. You can easily tell that he is passionate about his work, his colleagues, and having fun. Tasting the delicious, high quality coffee and chocolate was a highlight. We first became aware of his business when we purchased his quality and natural soaps. Learning about the soap making process and seeing their workshop was inspiring. Highly recommend taking the tour, trying the products (coffee, chocolate, soap, ceramics, and island/farm souvenirs).”

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