Garden Tours · WORLDWIDE
These are working gardens, so the tour is a tasting as much as a walk. The 15 below cover the spice plantations and herb gardens, priced, with how much of each visit ends at a table.
Tour Ella’s largest spice garden, cook seven Sri Lankan dishes over a traditional fireplace, then enjoy your meal on banana leaves.
“Very nice spice gardeb tour and interactive cooking workshop.”
Review of Alcamo Farm Animals and Aromatic Garden, with animal encounters, Sicilian snacks, wine tasting, prices, timing, and practical tips.
“We had the most wonderful day at this beautiful place. Kids loved interacting with the animals. Staff are warm and welcoming. Food is next level amazing. A very authentic experience. Our family really lived it and we would certainly book again! A must visit!!”
See elephants bathe and play at Pinnawala, with Colombo pickup, transport, entry, snacks, and optional spice garden stop.
“Thank you from the bottom of hearts ❤️ What an amazing tour with our amazing guide Pradeep. We were so surprised about the beauty of Sri Lanka which has totally take us by our hearts ♥️ We loved it all and will for sure come back to experience much more of the country, culture and the kindness of the Sri Lanka people. What a day!!! We will never forget the knowledge from Pradeep, our guide, about all we saw and the deep knowledge of the country, its politic, food and much much more ❤️ Thank you to Pradeep for your friendship for the day of wonderful moments which will forever…”
Review of Penang’s private round-island tour, with Tropical Spice Garden, Entopia butterfly farm, batik making, transport, cost, and practical tips.
“Was nice drive outside Georgetown. Mr . Ong was informative and helpful. Really enjoyed the butterfly farm.”
Explore Penang’s Tropical Spice Garden with themed paths, spice talks, audio guides, wildlife, and useful tips for an $8 visit.
“Such an amazing place, green sanctuary for local and brought trees, spices, flowers and shrubs. You can also find birds, lizards, squirrels and monkeys there! A lively leafy greets you at the entrance, gives the navigating map and suggests the best path for you to see the most of the garden. There are also some special features (didn’t know that before my arrival) such as cold water plunges, jungle sauna, and yoga classes. Your tour will end with a cozy gift shop with so many great souvenirs: from locally made bags and table games, to locally grown spices and tees! P.S. Mosquito repellent!!!”
Review of Kobe’s Nunobiki Waterfalls and Herb Garden tour, with hiking tips, ropeway views, pricing, guides, and practical advice.
“Nice and beautiful tour. Many experiences. Senses and leg muscles in use. Highly recommend.”
Explore Grenada’s spices at Laura’s Garden, then swim at Grand Anse Beach on a flexible three-hour small-group tour.
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Explore Ibiza’s 400m² medicinal garden, learn 40 plant uses, make natural products, and enjoy an organic infusion in nature.
“I had the pleasure of participating in October 22 in a group workshop and in jan 23 I organised a private one for my sister in law and me because I had loved it so much . Laia’s knowledge about her plants is without limits and she shares it with Read more”
Review of Sri Lanka’s Warala Watta spice tour, with cinnamon making, farm tastings, factory visit, price, tips, and practical advice.
“Le cadre est magnifique, en plein cœur d’un jardin paisible où l’on découvre chaque étape de la transformation de la cannelle. Le guide était passionné et très pédagogue : on apprend énormément tout en profitant d’une visite agréable et interactive. Je recommande à 100% Une expérience incontournable si vous êtes dans la région”
Review of a Sicilian farm picnic with wine, olive groves, seasonal appetizers, and an aromatic garden near Partinico.
“Couldn't be happier with this experience! Our host was lovely, welcoming us with a delicious glass of sparkling wine. The vineyards and olive groves are beautiful, and it was very interesting to hear about the different stages of the wine making process. Finally, the picnic was fantastic - every appetiser was delicious, and topped off by the beautiful setting. Grazier!”
Cook Balinese food, make Jamu, stroll rice terraces, and visit a mountain village near Mt. Batukaru for $55.
“We had a great morning learning how to cook Balinese food. The staff were very friendly and keen to help you. When we arrived, we were able to try some Balinese fruit (mangosteen and one other) which was great as we wouldn’t have had tRead more”
Explore Penang’s Tropical Spice Garden, with 500 plant species, guided or audio tours, Straits views, a café, and useful planning tips.
“A lovely way to spend a couple of hours, just 2-3km from central Batu Ferringhi. Well managed gardens with helpful staff. Very pleasant to wander around - interesting plants throughout, including the poisonous garden. High points were the frRead more”
Review of Ella’s $25 cinnamon, spice garden and waterfall tour, with river swimming, lunch advice, transport details, and honest drawbacks.
“The spice garden was aimed at tourists shopping at inflated prices. The cinnamon “education” lasted only two minutes. We were taken to a temple for an hour, where a monk gave a tour in barely understandable English and didn’t let us leave until we gave a donation. The waterfalls were beautiful, but we had to pay extra to see them.”
Review the $45 Sigiriya to Kandy transfer with Dambulla Temple, a spice garden, scenic countryside, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“parfait ! conducteur très sympa et très arrangeant. attention au Spice garden où ils essayent de vous vendre tout et n'importe quoi à des prix très élevés. temple de Dambulla, 2000 par personne + pourboires pour laisser vos chaussures et pour emprunter un foulard si vous n'avez pas la bonne tenue !”
Cycle Hoi An’s countryside, paddle a basket boat, meet farmers, ride a buffalo, and enjoy a local lunch on this four-hour tour.
“A great day at the countryside, a very warm family , nice moments in the coconut boat, we can recommend!”
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