Dive into the world of Rwandan coffee and tea with our immersive Coffee and Tea Tours in Rwanda. Learn about the entire process from crop to cup as you visit local plantations. You can choose to do this experience around Kigali or in the countryside, especially around Lake Kivu. These tours offer a hands-on experience where you can pick coffee cherries or tea leaves, visit processing plants, and enjoy tastings of the final product. Our tours take you to some of Rwanda’s finest coffee and tea plantations, where you’ll meet the farmers and workers who bring these beverages to life. Learn about sustainable farming practices and the journey of the beans and leaves from the fields to your cup. These experiences are not only educational but also a celebration of Rwandan craftsmanship and dedication. After the tour, relax and enjoy a cup of freshly brewed coffee or tea while taking in the beautiful plantation views. These tours are perfect for coffee and tea enthusiasts or anyone interested in learning more about Rwanda’s agricultural heritage. They offer a deeper appreciation of the work that goes into producing these beloved beverages. Experience the unique flavors and rich history of Rwandan coffee and tea with us. Whether you are a coffee or tea enthusiast, or simply curious about the process, our tours provide an unforgettable insight into Rwanda's agricultural treasures. Join us for an enriching experience that highlights the skill, dedication, and passion behind every cup.
Gisovu Tea Estates is located in Karongi District, about a 4-hour journey from Kigali. Tea growing in Gisovu began during the colonial era, with its factory being established in 1977. This historical estate offers visitors a unique glimpse into the rich tradition of tea cultivation in Rwanda.
Discover the history and beauty of Sorwathe Tea Plantation, a cornerstone of Rwanda's tea industry. Tea planting began here in 1966, with the factory officially opening in 1978. Both the plantation and the factory are managed by the SORWATHE company, in collaboration with the local cooperative.
Located in Rubavu, just 9 kilometers from the town along the NR4 route, Pfunda Tea Estates is a cornerstone of Rwanda's tea industry. Established in 1965, it holds the distinction of being the oldest tea plantation in the country. The Pfunda Tea Company employs over 2,000 people and is operated by the McLeod Russel family, renowned as the largest tea producer in the world. Our tours offer a unique opportunity to see the entire tea-making process, from the lush green fields to the final cup
Discover the heart of Rwanda's coffee culture with our Huye Mountain Coffee Tour. This region primarily grows coffee as a cash crop, and local farmers are organized into profitable and saving groups to enhance their livelihoods.
Experience the beauty of Lake Kivu while immersing yourself in an incredible coffee tour. The shores of Lake Kivu are renowned for their unique landscape and favorable climatic conditions, ideal for growing high-quality coffee. A visit to this picturesque area offers you the chance to enjoy breathtaking views of extensive farmlands and the surrounding areas, including the stunning Cyimbili Bay.
The Kinunu Coffee Washing Station is nestled along the picturesque shores of Lake Kivu in western Rwanda. This location is perfect for exploring the cultivation of Bourbon coffee trees. Here, you'll find that many activities are carried out manually, with cherries meticulously hand-sorted to ensure the highest quality.
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