ETHIOPIA
Ethiopia's standouts.
The 9 most popular food & coffee ceremony tours in Ethiopia. What each one actually involves, who guides it, and what it costs.
Sample vegetarian, beef, and fish in Addis Ababa with beer, coffee, and juice on a guided Atlas neighborhood walk.
“Four amazing stops across Addis Ababa, each location is pretty close to each other. To make sure there's no spoilers, you'll definitely want to save some space at each stop. Our guide Mulugeta was really nice and brought us to some amaziRead more”
Injera-making, Merkato spices, and a full Ethiopian coffee ceremony in Addis Ababa, with lunch at historic Taitu Hotel included.
“Action packed with lots of visually stimulating and delicious adventures- true to the description and lots of photo opportunities. Z is a great guide with excellent English and willing to structure the tour exactly how you want it. I highly recommend it, especially if you are short on time in Addis since it visits all…”
Addis Ababa market to a home kitchen for injera and Ethiopian dishes, then a roasted coffee ceremony. Intimate, practical, and real.
“Friendly hosts gave me a family experience of preparing and cooking authentic Ethiopian food, then more importantly eating it. Totally delicious and finished with the full coffee ceremony. Very enjoyable, the only downside was the distance from my hotel, at around 40 mins just outside Addis.”
Hands-on Ethiopian cooking in Addis Ababa with injera, shiro or tibs, then roast and enjoy a traditional coffee ceremony with locals.
“In addition to the wonderful cooking experience given by Daniel and his lovely family, Daniel gave us an inside look into his neighborhood in the hills on the outskirts of Addis and answered any and all of our questions about Ethiopian culture. This experience made our time in Read more”
Taste Ethiopia in 6 hours: Merkato spice market, injera baking, Ethiopian coffee ceremony, and tej honey wine in Addis Ababa for $85.
“We had a great time not only learning and preparing local food, attending a coffee ceremony and roasting our own beans and having a glass of delicious honey wine, but also learning about the city, the culture and visiting a huge market where you can find basically everything, food and non food.”
Learn injera and Ethiopian dishes in a real Addis Ababa home, then roast coffee and join a local coffee ceremony with Daniel and Tigist.
“What an amazing way to spend our Thanksgiving! Our family of 6 with adult children had the most lovely evening. Daniel and his wife Tigest hosted us in their home...”
Addis Ababa cooking class with Abraham and Selam: bake injera, cook shiro wot, taste your food, and learn a coffee ceremony plus Lucy.
“The cooking class was a really cool experience. Especially if you like injera, you will love seeing how it's made in a totally authentic home kitchen, and getting to have a go yourself. Abraham speaks good English and is knowledgeable about his country and beyond. To be honest I think the price could be cheaper,…”
Private Ethiopian home cooking in Addis Ababa with Hilena. Optional Sansusi market, learn 2 dishes, eat, and end with coffee.
“Probably one of the best tours I’ve Best tour yet! Teresa and her family were so nice, we had a great time watching, visiting and sampling. I would highly recommend this!!!”
Private full-day Lalibela churches tour with a real guided walk, coffee ceremony at a family home, and an Amhara music show.
“This was an amazing tour and guide. Abebe was a fantastic guide. From the pick up from the Airport to our first day for visiting the churches in Lalibela. He knows his stuff. He took his time and explained everything in great detail at each church. His vast knowledge about the history of Lalibela, the…”
