Dive into the rich coffee culture of the Sipi region with our Sipi Coffee Tour, where you will experience the journey of coffee from the farm to your cup. This interactive tour takes you through the vibrant coffee-growing communities nestled on the slopes of Mount Elgon, famous for producing some of the finest Arabica coffee in Uganda.

What to Expect:

• Farm Visit: Start with a visit to a local coffee plantation where you’ll meet small-scale farmers who have been cultivating coffee for generations. Learn about the traditional farming techniques used to grow and harvest the Arabica beans, adapted to the region’s high altitudes and volcanic soils.
• Coffee Processing: Follow the beans through every stage of the process—picking, drying, hulling, and roasting. Witness the care and precision involved in turning freshly picked coffee cherries into rich, aromatic beans ready for brewing. You’ll even get a chance to try your hand at roasting beans the traditional way, over an open fire.
• Tasting Session: End your tour with a coffee-tasting experience, where you’ll brew your own cup of freshly roasted coffee. Savor the unique flavors and learn to appreciate the delicate balance of acidity, body, and aroma that makes Sipi’s coffee special.
• Cultural Exchange: Engage with the local farmers and their families, gaining insights into their daily lives, challenges, and the role that coffee plays in their community.

Highlights:

• Hands-on Coffee Processing: Participate in key stages of coffee production, from farm to cup.
• Learn from Local Farmers: Get firsthand knowledge about sustainable coffee farming practices.
• Coffee Tasting: Enjoy a fresh cup of Sipi’s finest Arabica coffee in a scenic, natural setting.
• Cultural Immersion: Experience the local lifestyle and customs of the Sipi coffee-growing community.

Duration:

2 to 3 hours

Price:

$15 per person

Whether you’re a coffee enthusiast or simply curious about the journey of this beloved beverage, the Sipi Coffee Tour is an educational and enjoyable way to immerse yourself in the region’s culture and craftsmanship.