TEA TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 15 most popular tea tours we have reviewed, from Kyoto matcha ceremonies to Ceylon estate walks. Tea houses, afternoon sittings, plantation trails and mint pours, all in one place.
Marrakech quad bike ride through the Palmeraie with easy trails, great guides, and a Moroccan mint tea break in the wild outskirts.
Most Popular“Best day for us in Marrakech. Fantastic pick up from hotel. Great guide. Brilliant time on the Quads. Chill out with some tea also. Best €15 I ever spent. Great pics and memories:) A must do if in Marrskesh”
A 45-minute Kyoto matcha tea ceremony at Sakaguchian, set in an Ogawa Jihei VII garden, with sweets, a photo, and a hands-on matcha lesson for $49.
“This was such a unique and amazing experience to immerse yourself in Japanese culture. Highly recommend”
1.5-hour Thames cruise from Tower of London to Parliament with classic afternoon tea, unlimited tea/coffee, and riverside views.
“The afternoon tea cruise was fantastic- it will always be remembered”
A 70-minute Chanoyu tea ceremony at Jotoku-ji Temple in Kyoto, with purification, matcha prep, and a calm English-guided small-group experience.
“This was a truly beautiful and serene experience! I highly recommend to anyone who is interested in experiencing a traditional tea ceremony.”
Vintage Dublin tea bus with sightseeing, Phoenix Park views, warm scones and a guided Guinness stop. 90 minutes from St Stephen’s Green.
“Tour was great! Bus was cute and seating was comfortable. Staff were personable, prompt, and helpful. The food and beverages were tasty! We did the tour as a low-key introduction to Dublin right after we arrived. It was an easy walk from our hotel to the meeting point. After the tour, we had some food…”
Quad bike through Palmeraie trails with Berber tea and village stops, plus hotel pickup. 3 hours total for great value in Marrakech.
“Very good activity to do in Morocco and very fun. Our guide Younes was amazing and very friendly. Would recommend.”
Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum guided tour: restored tea ships, tea dumping reenactment, Robinson chest, and a film linking 1773 to revolution.
“It was wonderful! For kids and adults alike! Throwing in the tea, meeting the characters, it was great,”
Join a 45-minute Kyoto tea ceremony with a licensed Urasenke tea master, learn matcha rules, taste two teas, and add kimono photos.
“We learnt a lot about tea ceremony and the deep meanings behind every act and gesture. Highly recommended!”
Ride a 1960s Routemaster through London while enjoying French-style afternoon tea, recorded sights commentary, and friendly service.
“This is absolutely wonderful, staff ( Nella and Cristian) were SO SO SWEET, the tour was informational and fun, food was spectacular, saw so many sights, i truly cannot recommend this enough.”
A 1-hour interactive Boston Tea Party tour with character actors, mohawk disguises, 3D holograms, and replica ships at the harbor.
“The whole experience was brilliantly done. I would really recommend adding this to your Boston's to do list”
London afternoon tea on a double-decker bus with Prosecco, passing Tower of London and St Paul’s for 90 minutes of tea and views.
“it was very cozy and peaceful. First they serve plate and prosecco . Then , coffee came. They tell us every important corner in the London. Thank you very much🩷”
Ride a restored 1960s double-decker in Dublin with afternoon tea, unlimited hot drinks, and guided stops at Trinity and Phoenix Park.
“it was absolutely superb in every way. The staff were efficient, friendly and helpful. Liam, the driver was very good indeed. have been recommending the trip to everyone. Rosemary Thompson.”
Osaka tea ceremony in a traditional tatami room. Learn matcha basics, whisk your own bowl, and taste seasonal sweets with English hosts.
“We loved our tea ceremony experience with Mayumi! She explained the history of tea ceremony and the whole process throughly and gently. We particularly liked how we got to make our own matcha green tea and how we got to eat the delicious sweet goodies prior to that. It was totally worth the money and…”
Unlimited tea on a vintage bus in Edinburgh with sandwiches, scones and sweets, plus quick stops by Castle and Holyrood.
“Novelty way to see Edinburgh, friendly on board staff, make sure you catch it from the right place, not St Andrew place as we were told by Viator.”
Ride camels through Marrakech’s Palmeraie palm groves, enjoy Moroccan mint tea, and add a quad-bike option. Hotel pickup included.
“The boy was amazing Who took us around and loved the camel ring and bracelet he made for us.”
Ceremonies, afternoon sittings, mint pours and estate trails, wherever tea is taken seriously.
