Cozumel · DESSERT TOURS
Marquesitas off a street cart, paletas, and a churro at the end of the malecón. These 6 are compared on how many stops, how far you walk and what it costs.
Make a Mayan chocolate bar and chocolate margarita in Cozumel while learning about cacao, tequila, food traditions, and local life.
“This tour was very informative and lots of fun for our family. I was pleasantly surprised that we not only learned a lot about chocolate and tequila, but we got to make our own chocolate! Our tour guide, Angel, was the best. I highly recommend doing this with a friend or a small group.”
Make Mayan-style chocolate in Cozumel, grind cacao by hand, learn its history, and take home your own chocolate disk.
“My family and I booked this tour primarily for our children. I’m pretty sure they love chocolate more than my wife and I. Overall, the tour was very informative and interactive. The entire family learned a ton about Mayan culture, Cocoa, and the local vegetation. The chocolate workshop, itself, was great experience and a bit of arm workout. My daughters are ages 8 & 12, and they both seemed to really enjoy it. Lastly, I thought the chocolate was great, but my children seemed to be hypnotized by American milk chocolate! We definitely recommend for families and groups.”
Learn Mayan chocolate-making at Stingray Beach in Cozumel, then pair Mexican chocolates with red and white wine in a small group.
“We had a great time, making the chocolate and then doing the chocolate and wine pairing. Lucy and Wendy made the whole experience. A lot of fun. They have a beautiful, air-conditioned location and we truly enjoyed the experience. We highly recommend this activity.”
Learn Mayan cacao traditions in Cozumel, grind beans on a metate, make a chocolate bar, and taste 13 artisanal chocolates.
“Roberto was absolutely amazing!! He gave us a VIP tour and walked us through the history of the cocoa bean and chocolate! He took additional time and care to respond to every question and diversion we had. It was apparent that he loves what he does, loves the information he was sharing, and we were smiling, laughing and had the best time! Thank you, Roberto, for everything!! We would highly recommend this excursion!”
Make chocolate, explore Mayan traditions, taste tequila, and eat local tacos on this hands-on four-hour Cozumel food tour.
“The chocolate factory was amazing. We learned the entire process of making chocolate. Got to taste chocolate from the raw form to the finish and several different flavors. We even got to make our own hot chocolate disc. Then we learn the process of how tequila is grown an processed, finishing with a tasting of 5 levels of tequila. Then it was off to an authentic Mexican meal at "Grandma's House". The taco restaurant was closed for carnival but our guide, Guillermo was quick thinking and filled it in with an amazing lunch.”
Make Mayan-style chocolate, grind cacao, and shake a chocolate margarita at The Mayan Cacao Company in Cozumel.
“wonderful adventure. Eduardo was very knowledgeable and funny. He kept us entertained and made thw afternoon enjoyable.”
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