Top Da Lat Plantation Tours

Our tour program offers a comprehensive exploration of Vietnam's cultural heritage, historical landmarks, and breathtaking landscapes. The itineraries are carefully crafted to encompass the essence of Vietnam, from its bustling cities to its serene countryside. Regardless of the type of tour you choose, our mission remains the same – to introduce you to the hidden gems and captivating wonders of our beloved nation.

Da Lat may be best known for its spectacular scenery, but this full-day tour offers visitors the opportunity to go deeper into the fascinating history and culture of the region with the support of a local guide. A great way to combine learning with sightseeing, this tour includes visits to local factories to see how silk and rice wine are made, as well as trips to a flower farm, coffee plantation, and a waterfall.

We are a Uniquely Guided Tour by Both Americans, Vietnamese, And Ethnic Minority from Vietnam with a 3 year Degree in Tourism from Dalat University. Our Organic Coffee Plantation is nestled inside of A Magical Pine forest with crisp Clean Rivers, Wild Mushrooms, Jungle Orchids and Edible Bamboo. We lead you on a journey of the different farms identifying Wild Strawberries, Native Flowers, and Methods the locals have used for generations to Utilize their resources. We are a True Farm to Cup Hands on Coffee Tour that Allows Customers to immerse themselves into the Vietnamese Coffee Culture and truly connect with their Surroundings. This Coffee tour is a Must in Dalat especially during Peak Coffee Harvesting Fall Seasons. The Climate is Calm and Cool only specific to Dalat around 75 degrees (24c) Daily. Come with us and enjoy the Local Traditions of Coffee Making

The motorcycle trip through the countryside and along the mountain roads will give you the opportunity to see the beauty of the countryside, the landscape and the waterfall. We will also visit some local villages to show you the history, tradition, culture and lifestyle of the local people. In addition, we will stop at local families and farms to show you the homemade and agricultural products. We usually have an average of 8 to 10 points of visit per day including stop to see thing as well as stop to take photo or for a short break. So we will spend between 15 minutes and 1 hour at each place to learn and explore the sites. You can also choose to stay longer or shorter at a site, depending on what you expect to see and what you want to know about that site.