Coffee Connoisseur in Guatemala City: Barista Class & Piques your Interest in Coffea Culture
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2 Ratings
Guatemala City
Immerse yourself in the world of coffee in Guatemala City with a barista class and a guided tour. Discover the rich coffee culture and explore the historic center. Join us now!
Duration:
6 hours
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
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Guatemala City - We
ll pick you up in the lobby of your hotel. Well visit 4 different coffee shops that will involve you with their uniqueness and excellent coffee.
What's Included
- Private Guide and Private Driver
- Private transportation
- Bottled water
- Coffee Class with a Barista
- 3 Coffee-Base Drinks Made by a Barista
- Panoramic Tour in The Historical Center of Guatemala City
What's Not Included
- Gratuities
- Personal Expenses
Additional Information
Despite its relatively small land area, Guatemala presently ranks among the top ten global coffee producers.
Join us for a carefully guided tour examining the significance of coffee in Guatemala. You’ll gain knowledge about the country’s eight unique coffee-producing regions and their distinct flavors that are bound to awaken your senses. Enjoy the pleasure of fine Guatemalan coffee on this tour.
Following the exploration of the coffee world, you will be treated to a short walking tour of the city’s historical hub. Marvel at the fascinating architecture, visit emblematic sites and capture wonderful memories with your camera!
Location
Guatemala City
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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Mono
Dec 29, 2021
Great experience! - The experience at the Cafe was excellent, as well as the tour. Both the barista and tour guide are very knowledgeable. Would love to take the tour again!
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Ashley_f
Jan 6, 2023
Not really a coffee tour - Not worth the money. The coffee tasting was very cursory and all in Spanish. Our guide barely translated, but even if he had, it didn't seem like the content was very deep. I don't feel like I learned anything about coffee in Guatemala specifically - we drank one type of coffee, that was roasted elsewhere, brewed in 4 different ways.
The mini city tour was very mini - we drove around, stopped at the cathedral, and that was it. He offered to take us to the market to buy textiles, but I don't like to be taken shopping on tours.
I think we could have done the same thing on our own for maybe 1/3 the price.
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