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“Our car wasn’t road worthy. the brakes failed while we were driving so had to get another car for the rest of the journey. the activity was very good. we enjoyed it.”
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.
“Authentic with an excellent guide who was informative and interesting. Stunningly beautiful Tea master. It was our top experience in the 2 week Japan family holiday.”
1.5-hour Thames cruise from Tower of London to Parliament with classic afternoon tea, unlimited tea/coffee, and riverside views.
“Honestly it was awesome!!! I wish there were more tables by the windows but the size of the boat is what it is, still very cool. I would say it’s almost too much food! It’s delicious though, and seeing tons of sights from the boat is easier :)”
A 70-minute Chanoyu tea ceremony at Jotoku-ji Temple in Kyoto, with purification, matcha prep, and a calm English-guided small-group experience.
“The tea ceremony was well organised and overall really enjoyed the vibe and experience.”
Vintage Dublin tea bus with sightseeing, Phoenix Park views, warm scones and a guided Guinness stop. 90 minutes from St Stephen’s Green.
“I really enjoyed it . It was fun . Thank you. I lived the foid and hot scones. Hot chocokate was really nice on the cold winter day”
Quad bike through Palmeraie trails with Berber tea and village stops, plus hotel pickup. 3 hours total for great value in Marrakech.
“The activity was absolutely amazing. Our guide Aimmmmad was very helpful, knowledgeable, calm and friendly. My husband and I had an amazing time. The transportation to and from was fast and safe. Aimmmmad captured some lovely pictures of us aswell. The Berber tea was absolutely amazing .”
Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum guided tour: restored tea ships, tea dumping reenactment, Robinson chest, and a film linking 1773 to revolution.
“We had a grand time on the tour!! The staff make it fun and interesting. You learn some history and have a great time doing it. Highly recommend!!”
Join a 45-minute Kyoto tea ceremony with a licensed Urasenke tea master, learn matcha rules, taste two teas, and add kimono photos.
“Traditional Tea ceremony with Kimono, we learned proper manners for tea drinking and learned how to make matcha tea”
Ride a 1960s Routemaster through London while enjoying French-style afternoon tea, recorded sights commentary, and friendly service.
“The Food Was Fantastic Staff Lovely And The Whole Experience Was Wonderful Seeing The Sites in This Way I Would Recommend it Anytime”
A 1-hour interactive Boston Tea Party tour with character actors, mohawk disguises, 3D holograms, and replica ships at the harbor.
“Very professional and interactive. Highly recommended.”
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.
“A truly delightful way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Tasty and filling food, and a good dose of facts added for good measure. Rachel was a wonderful host, and Adam and Ella braved the City Roads in a vintage Double Decker bus majestically. We will return!”
Osaka tea ceremony in a traditional tatami room. Learn matcha basics, whisk your own bowl, and taste seasonal sweets with English hosts.
“My wife and I had a wonderful time. It was a very unique experience and I sincerely recommend others give it a go!”
Unlimited tea on a vintage bus in Edinburgh with sandwiches, scones and sweets, plus quick stops by Castle and Holyrood.
“It is an enjoyable experience and the food was good but there was no verbal commentary of the sights as we were travelling so in many cases visitors would be unaware of what they were seeing. The journey was, however, accompanied by vintage music which was fun to listen to. It could be worth checking…”
Ride camels through Marrakech’s Palmeraie palm groves, enjoy Moroccan mint tea, and add a quad-bike option. Hotel pickup included.
“Thoroughly enjoyed the experience our camel handler was most courteous it was a day to remember. Unfortunately there was no tea break”
Ceremonies, afternoon sittings, mint pours and estate trails, wherever tea is taken seriously.
