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11 Tours Reviewed
Uxmal is a workout for your eyes. This private day trip from Mérida pairs the famous Mayan ruins of Uxmal (meaning three times built) with the Cacao Museum, so you get big ruins and a hands-on chocolate stop in one…
Cozumel has a great way to slow down. This 2-hour workshop turns chocolate and margaritas into a hands-on lesson, with you learning the Mayan-style cacao process and then mixing a Margarita de Chocolate. I really like how the experience mixes…
Cozumel turns chocolate-making into a vacation event. You meet on a seaside terrace at Stingray Beach (by the Blue Angel Hotel) and start with a chocolate martini while you take in Caribbean views. You’ll learn Aztec and Mayan cacao processing…
This is Tulum, minus the party vibe. In about 3 hours, you’ll get a real chocolate and honey sanctuary experience in Quintana Roo, with Mayan cocoa history, hands-on food work, and a cool-off cenote swim. I love how slow-paced it…
Cacao gets personal here. This 1.5-hour workshop at The Mayan Cacao Company turns Mayan chocolate into a hands-on experience, from cacao’s role in ritual life to the moment you shape your own bar. You’ll likely recognize the same upbeat energy…
Maya ruins, chocolate, and a cenote in one day. This private tour strings together Uxmal’s UNESCO ruins, a hands-on chocolate museum with a Mayan Chaac ceremony, and a real swim at Yaal Utzil. I especially like the pacing: you get…
Mayan chocolate and big ruins in one day. This tour strings together Uxmal, Kabah, and Choco Story with chocolate tastings plus a Mayan ceremony, so the day feels like one connected theme instead of random stops. I also like the…
A Mayan-and-chocolate day is surprisingly doable. This tour strings together Uxmal on the Puuc Route, the interactive Choco-Story museum, and a refreshing cenote swim—so you get culture, cocoa, and a cool break in one outing. I love how the Uxmal…
Two Mayan stops, then cocoa. This is a long but satisfying 10-hour day trip where you get guided walks through two Puuc-style archaeological zones—Uxmal first, Kabah second—then finish with Choco Story, an interactive chocolate museum focused on Mayan cocoa traditions.…
Mezcal and chocolate work better than you’d expect. In Tulum, this 2-hour tasting pairs five different mezcals (from different agave types) with complementary Mexican chocolates, starting with a fresh mezcal cocktail that changes by season. You also get a guided…
Cozumel gets sweeter with a hands-on cacao workshop. This 1 hour 40 minute experience mixes a real Mayan food and culture talk with practical, step-by-step chocolate making, then ends with their signature chocolate margarita. If you’re lucky, you’ll get a…
