3 Treks with a Coffee Stop Worldwide to Book Before You Pack

1.Off the Map Chiang Mai Jungle Coffee Trek Roast and Brew

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 107 reviews · from $123Our pick

Jack leads a small-group day from Chiang Mai into Mae Wang National Park, where you ride a 4WD into Karen country, walk among forest coffee plants, learn about medicinal herbs, plant a tree, eat a fresh vegetarian lunch, and roast and brew your own beans. Jeff may also help run this personal, hands-on outing.

“Where coffee meets community and purpose. Jack and Jeff delivered one of the most inspiring and meaningful tours I’ve ever experienced. This was not just about coffee — it was about people, culture, and the environment. The tour took us Read more”

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2.Chiang Mai Coffee Full Day Tour: Trek, Brew & Roast Journey.

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 38 reviews · from $118

Join Jack, Moonshine, and their local team for a full-day trip from Chiang Mai into the highlands. Ride a 4WD truck, walk through forest coffee plots, eat a vegetarian hill tribe lunch, plant or pick coffee, roast green beans, and brew your own V60 cup. The group is limited to eight.

“The coffee tour was the highlight of our trip to Chiang Mai!! Jack was an amazing, hilarious guide who kept us well informed and entertained! This experience lets you get off the beaten path and experience nature and culture without the crowds. We really enjoyed connecting with the story of the hill tribe people in a way that felt authentic and ethical. The coffee and lunch were also spectacular! Highly recommend this experience!”

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3.Coffee, Cocoa and Trekking Tour in Minca: Nature, Crops and Production

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 21 reviews · from $41Best value

Meet in Minca Park for a 4.5-hour guided walk through forest trails, a waterfall area, and a family-run coffee and cocoa farm. Guides such as Albert, John, and Jorge explain cultivation, harvesting, roasting, and handmade cocoa production. Expect an uphill hike, fresh tastings, and time for a natural-water swim.

“We enjoyed the tour. A smal family owned coffee and cacao plantation was visited. The process of cacao production was explained and shown manually. It is a short hiking tour and at the end was time for a short swim in a smal natural lake at a waterfall. Albert is a kind guy and answered all of our questions.”

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