Must do! - About a month ago we visited Kingston coffee tour. It was a great experience! The two young men running the place made it a memorable day! They are very knowledgeable and passionate about coffee. They grew up with it and in it so it’s in their blood. Interactive, entertaining, warm, welcoming, chilled all at the same time. Also on this tour you will learn more about all the local fauna and flora. And you will get to plant your own coffee! If you want to learn about the history of the world’s most favorite drink and experience the process of how it’s made, from plant, berry, harvest, grinding, roasting etc to the delicious end result in your cup for you to enjoy with a beautiful view, good local food and good vibes galore… go! You won’t be disappointed! Bigup to these two young entrepreneurs for what they offer!!

Great Experience with friendly guides and hosts - We had such a great time in Kingstone Asilia! Tour guide is soooo knowledgeable on coffee History and process & we got to plant our own coffee tree, and do all the process from harvesting to drinking of course! & on top of that, awesome food included in a beautiful place! Overall a great experience! We had a really cool experience! The guide gave us historical information on the origins of the drink, then we were able to do the whole process: from harvesting the grains to the best part: drinking it 😁 the people who run the place are super nice and the food included was really good! A great time!

History and hands on coffee in Arusha - We will never forget this fun and informative experience. We loved coffee before this tour and now we also appreciate everything that goes into bringing it to us. Thank you to our hosts!

Amazing coffee tour experience - Very warm welcome place. It’s a good, positive vibe there and the guys are super friendly and have a fascinating knowledge about what they do and tell you. They told us about the story of the coffee beans, showed us the plantation and how to plant your own coffee tree and we learned something about all the other pants around. Afterwards we produced our own coffee, got a fantastic meal and tasted our selfmade coffee with relaxing music and good conversations. Would definitively recommend it. Thank you guys

THE BEST - If you only have time for one tour in Arusha this is it. THE BEST Not only do you learn about coffee, you also learn about the local culture and share a great meal.

Amazing local cultural experience - Amazing experience! tour is super interesting and detailed (and fun!) Lunch is included and the guys cook very well, pasta included! :)

Great experience!! - This was SUCH a wonderful and comprehensive tour! We learned all about how coffee is grown/ roasted, and learned about so many other things grown around the farm. I had to leave early, but the guides (Saleh and Emmanuel) were SUPER kind and even dropped coffee off to my Airbnb at night so that I can try it in the morning!

Coffee tout review - The coffee tour was really nice and the crew as well, the weather was ideal. We have learned lots of things about coffee and the biodiversity around the place. After the tour, we saw the processes from the seed to the coffee in the cup. After diner we tested the coffee we made. The first one was a basic expresso and the second smelled and tasted like lemon. I recommend you this tour, you will learn more than you think about coffee and at the end you can buy some.

Unforgettable and super authentic experience! - If you go to Arusha, Tanzania, don't miss out on this experience! The farm is family owned and the nature is like being in paradise! The guys in charge of the tour are super friendly and it was so exciting with all the information about coffee, plants and ending up planting your own coffee tree! I bought some bags of coffee to the office and everyone loved it! 10/10 coffee trip!

Waste of timr - Total waste of time. Coffee plants were infected with a disease (not healthy or pretty to look at). Coffee tasting was almost nonexistent. We received one tablespoon of one type of coffee. Presentation about coffee roasting and grinding was done in the back corner of a small gift shop. This was not worth the time and money.