AUSTRALIA
Australia's standouts.
The 9 most popular coffee experiences in Australia right now, with prices, run times and what each day actually involves.
Coffee roasting, boutique wine tastings, farm lunch, and Boranup Karri Forest in a small-group Margaret River tour with pickup.
“Ziggy was a fabulous guide. The stops were a blast! You could tell he knew all the best local spots and is well connected with the local businesses.”
Melbourne Yarra city cruise with tea/coffee and live commentary. Pick Gardens & Sport or Ports & Docklands for skyline views from $29.
“It was a detailed tour that covered very significant parts of Australian rich history.”
Sample Melbourne coffee across laneways with a small group, guided tastings at multiple stops, and a crop-to-cup lesson.
“Andrew is terrific and very knowledgeable. A great walk around Melbourne CBD and some interesting coffee. Highly recommended.”
Melbourne laneway café culture walk with a small group, tram ride, and included coffee plus a light lunch.
“Lovely Guide. Very enjoyable and relaxing tour. Invaluable local knowledge about the best places to enjoy Melbourne's cafe culture.”
Rottnest Island day trip from Perth with return ferry, custom bike hire, local coffee, a Cray Dog at The Lane Café, and Simmo’s ice cream.
“My first bike would not change gears, then they gave me another one and the pedal kept getting stuck and would not rotate.”
Behind-the-scenes wineries, a guided coffee roastery tasting, and Boranup Karri forest stops, plus lunch at Berry Farm for $120.
“The whole trip was a great experience Dani was very knowledgable, very professional & fun. We were in a small group who all interected well”
Ride e-bikes through Adelaide Hills’ Belair National Park with a GPS route, wildlife sightings, and coffee and cake at the Goat Shed.
“Mehrere Touren zur Auswahl. Schöne Landschaft, freundliches Personal”
A private 3-hour stroll through Fitzroy and Collingwood: Aboriginal and migrant stories, street art, and social-enterprise coffee.
“Very knowledgable guide, Tristan. Beautiful and fun neighborhood with lots of history that is still relevant today.”
Ballarat City Tales walking tour with Town Hall upstairs access, the Eureka Stockade speech spot, and a historic hotel coffee stop. 2.5 hours.
“Had a great tour with Jarrot. A lot of new information and fun stories about Ballarat. Would recommend!”
