Coffee trips

Addis abeba to Hawassa
Arrive in Hawassa and explore this beautiful lakeside city. Visit the local fish market and experience a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony while learning about local coffee culture.

Hawasa to Yirgacheffe
Travel to Yirgacheffe, internationally renowned for its specialty Arabica coffee. Visit local coffee farms, learn about harvesting and processing methods, and meet coffee-growing communities.
Day 3: Yirgalem
Explore the coffee-growing landscapes around Yirgalem. Visit traditional coffee farms, discover shade-grown coffee production, and experience the Sidama people's hospitality and coffee traditions

YirgaChefe to Yirgalem
Explore the coffee-growing landscapes around Yirgalem. Visit traditional coffee farms, discover shade-grown coffee production, and experience the Sidama people's hospitality and coffee traditions.

Yirgalem to Wolayta Sodo
Travel to Wolayta Sodo and discover the cultural heritage and rural landscapes of the Wolayta people. Enjoy local cuisine and experience the region's traditional hospitality.

Wolayta sodo to Jima
Travel to Jimma, one of Ethiopia's important historical coffee-producing regions. Explore local coffee markets and learn about the history of Ethiopian coffee cultivation and trade.

Jima to Bonga
Discover Bonga and the remarkable Kaffa coffee-growing landscape. Explore traditional coffee forests, learn about wild Arabica coffee, and discover the connection between forest conservation and coffee production.

Bonga to Jima
Return to Jimma and continue exploring the coffee region. Visit local coffee producers, learn about coffee processing and quality, and enjoy a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony.

Jimma to Addis Ababa
Travel back to Addis Ababa, enjoying the beautiful scenery along the way. Depending on your schedule, visit a local coffee shop or enjoy a final Ethiopian coffee ceremony before concluding your tour.
Tour Highlights
Explore Ethiopia's famous coffee-growing regions.
Discover Yirgacheffe specialty Arabica coffee.
Experience Sidama and Wolayta cultures.