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Frequent Asked Questions
Whether you're taking your first steps into specialty coffee or have years of experience, these answers will help you feel prepared for a journey built around people, coffee and meaningful connections.
General
Payment & Pricing
Absolutely.Most people joining us are experiencing their first coffee origin trip. We'll guide you through everything before departure, explain what to expect and make sure you feel comfortable throughout the journey.
Not at all.Whether you've cupped hundreds of coffees or never held a cupping spoon before, we'll teach you everything you need to know.
Please do.Many of our guests join solo.By the end of the trip, strangers often leave as friends connected by a shared passion for coffee.
Absolutely.You don't need years of experience or technical knowledge to join us. Whether you've just discovered specialty coffee or you've worked in the industry for years, everyone is welcome.These trips aren't about showing who knows the most, they're about learning together, connecting with the people behind coffee and gaining a deeper appreciation for the journey from seed to cup.Curiosity matters far more than experience.
Includes:Accommodation 7 nights (10th-16th January)All transportation during the tripFarm visitsCoffee workshops & cuppingsMost/local mealsProducer experiencesGuiding/hostingetc.
International flights, travel insurance and personal expenses are usually not included unless stated otherwise.We'll provide a detailed information pack before departure so there are no surprises.
Because Thailand is quietly producing some of the world's most exciting specialty coffee.It may not have the same global reputation as Colombia or Ethiopia yet, but that's exactly what makes it special.You'll experience an origin that's pushing quality, innovation and sustainability in remarkable ways while meeting the people shaping its future.
Yes. This is one of the main reasons these trips exist.You'll spend time with farmers, producers and local communities, hear their stories first-hand and experience life on the farms. These moments create a space for farmers to share their knowledge, coffee and stories, while participants gain a deeper understanding of the people behind every cup.It’s an opportunity for both sides to learn, connect and share beyond coffee.
A little of both.Coffee is at the heart of everything we do, but some of the best moments happen over shared meals, conversations, walks through villages and time spent together.You'll learn a lot, but you'll also have space to simply enjoy being there.
Yes.We intentionally avoid rushing from place to place.Some of the most meaningful conversations happen over a slow coffee after cupping or during dinner with the group, so we build flexibility into the itinerary.
We’ll spend time walking through coffee farms, villages and cafés. Some locations may involve uneven terrain, hills or longer walks, as many coffee farms are located in mountainous areas.That being said, everyone has different abilities and comfort levels. We’ll communicate any more physically demanding activities beforehand and support you throughout the trip. If there are activities that are not suitable for you, we’ll help find alternatives so you can still be part of the experience and enjoy the journey.
Anyone can visit cafés.What makes these trips different is the relationships.We work closely with producers, cafés and people we've built genuine friendships with, creating experiences that aren't available through standard tourism.Our goal isn't simply to show you coffee.It's to help you understand it.
Definitely.Every participant receives a comprehensive welcome guide covering everything from packing lists and visas to accommodation recommendations, transport, local customs as well as practical tips.We'll also host an online meeting before departure where you can ask questions and meet the rest of the group.
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