Culture & Hayina
Coffee ceremony in a Harari home
5.0 (1)Run by Hayina Table Collective Sample Featured
Sit on a raised platform, smell the incense and share coffee with a Harari host.
- From
- ETB 350 per person
- Meeting point
- A Harari home inside the old town. The host sends the exact address after you book.
About this listing
Coffee is roasted, ground and brewed in a jebena, then poured into small handleless cups, traditionally in three rounds. You will sit in a traditional house, often decorated with woven baskets.
Your host explains what is happening and answers your questions.
Languages
- English
- Amharic
- Harari
Food and refreshments
Freshly roasted coffee, incense and light refreshments.
Dietary and allergy information
Tell the host about allergies or dietary needs when you book.
What is included
- The host and the experience
- Refreshments as described
What is not included
- Transport to the house
Accessibility
Traditional houses have raised sitting platforms and low seating. Tell the host if you need a different arrangement.
Visitor rules and etiquette
Remove your shoes before entering the house. Ask before taking photographs of people.
Cancellation and refund conditions
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the start. After that the booking may be charged in full.
The version you accept is kept with your booking. Read the booking policy
Your host will message you the day before.
What guests say
5.0 1 reviewWonderful and welcoming
A beautiful house and the hosts could not have been kinder. Breakfast in the courtyard was a highlight of our trip.
Selam · 27 Oct 2026
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