Escape the city and explore Dalat’s rich coffee and tea farming landscapes. Discover the unique farming processes and specialties of Dalat’s agricultural products.
Overview
Start/End: Da Lat/Da Lat
Visit: Da Lat
Duration: 01 Day
Travel style: Authentic
Category: Private tour
Tour guide in: English, Français, Español
Highlights
- Visit Trai Ham Da Lat Weasel Coffee and Cau Dat Tea Plantation
- Explore Tigers’ Den Waterfall
- Discover Linh Phuoc Pagoda
- Tour the Old Railway Station
Itinerary
Early Morning:
Start your day by heading toward the Cau Dat plantation. Along the way, visit the French Quarter, where you'll see charming old-style buildings nestled among pine trees. Stop at the expansive Arabica coffee plantations to learn about the coffee production process, from picking and selecting to drying and milling. Continue to Trai Ham Da Lat to experience the unique flavor of Weasel Coffee.
Mid-Morning:
Explore the picturesque tea plantations of Cau Dat. Marvel at the lush green hills dotted with women picking tea leaves. Learn about the tea production process at the Cau Dat tea factory, established in 1927, which showcases the historical and cultural significance of tea farming in the region.
Early Afternoon:
Visit the stunning Tigers’ Den waterfall, where you can immerse yourself in the natural beauty and mystery of the area.
Mid-Afternoon:
Continue your journey to Linh Phuoc Pagoda, a masterpiece of architecture made from glass, pottery, and porcelain. Admire the colorful mosaics, the impressive Guan Yin statue, and the unique 49-meter-long dragon covered with fragments of beer bottles.
Late Afternoon:
On the way back to Dalat city, stop at Dalat winery to sample a variety of local wines and liqueurs, including lemon, strawberry, plum, coffee, and mulberry flavors.
Early Evening:
End your adventure with a visit to the charming old railway station of Indochina. Explore the ancient French architecture, the old Japanese steam locomotive, and the unique cog railway with Swiss technology, offering a nostalgic glimpse into Dalat's history before returning to your hotel.
What's Included?
- Guided Tour: An English-speaking tour guide to accompany you throughout the journey.
- Entry Fees: All entrance fees and tickets as listed in the itinerary.
- Private car according to the itinerary
- Additional Costs: Service charges and taxes are covered.
Exclusions
- Flights: International flights to and from your home country.
- Insurance: Travel insurance is not covered.
- Personal Expenses: Any personal spending is on your own.
- Tips: Tipping and gratuities are not included.
- Additional Items: Anything not specifically mentioned in the itinerary.
The Tea & Coffee Tour in Da Lat is an immersive experience that takes visitors to local tea plantations and coffee farms. You’ll learn about the cultivation, harvesting, and processing of tea and coffee, and enjoy tastings of locally produced beverages.
Comfortable clothing and walking shoes are recommended, as you’ll be spending time outdoors and may walk through fields or farms. Don’t forget to bring a hat, sunscreen, and possibly a rain jacket, depending on the season.
The best time to visit is from November to March, when the weather is cooler and the coffee cherries are in season. However, the tour is available year-round.
If you have any dietary restrictions or preferences, please inform the tour operator or tour guide in advance so they can accommodate your needs.
Yes, photography is generally allowed, and you’ll find plenty of scenic spots to capture. Just be mindful of any specific rules at the locations you visit.
Yes, the tour is generally suitable for all ages. However, some tours may involve moderate walking through plantations, so it’s advisable to check the specific tour details if you have young children or elderly members in your group
Many operators offer customizable tours to suit your interests and schedule. Contact them in advance to discuss options.
Yes, most tours include visits to both tea and coffee plantations, though some may focus on one or the other.