Guatemala · FARMS

2 Farm Visits in Guatemala, Priced and Timed

2 tours  ·  from $55 a head

Costs in plain sight on 2 farm visits, so the choice takes a minute rather than an evening.

San Salvador: Full Day Ruta de Las Flores and Coffee Farm - Nahuizalco market: start with everyday El Salvador
Coffee Experiences, Farms, Full-Day, Tour Reviews

San Salvador: Full Day Ruta de Las Flores and Coffee Farm

1.San Salvador: Full Day Ruta de Las Flores and Coffee Farm

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 95 reviews · 9 hours · from $99Our pick

Explore El Salvador’s Ruta de las Flores, colonial towns, local markets, murals, and a coffee farm on a nine-hour small-group tour.

“I am so happy that I booked this tour. It far exceeded my expectations! The Ruta de las Flores consists of several villages, each with its own beauty and character. I can't even decide which was my favorite. For me, Jocelyn was the perfect guide. She gave pertinent information and was quick to answer any questions that the group threw at her. Otherwise, she allowed for time to discover each site, on our own. Sandra was a delight behind the wheel. I felt safe the entire journey. If you come to El Salvador, don't miss the villages of the western mountains. the best way to see a lot in one…”

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Coffee farm experience - Ciudad Vieja and the family farm visit
Antigua Guatemala Tours, Coffee Experiences, Farms, Tour Reviews

Coffee farm experience

2.Coffee farm experience

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 17 reviews · 3 hours · from $55Best value

Tour a family coffee farm near Antigua, learn Guatemala’s coffee trade, meet local growers, and taste two freshly prepared coffees.

“We had such a wonderful experience on this coffee farm tour! The husband and wife picked us up directly from our hotel and welcomed us warmly onto their family farm, which has been passed down for generations. Our host walked us through the entire process of growing and producing coffee, and he was incredibly knowledgeable. Sharing so many details in a way that was both interesting and easy to understand. We loved seeing the farm up close, learning about the traditions behind it, and ending with a delicious coffee tasting. He really took his time with us, answered all of our questions, and went above and beyond to make sure…”

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