We visited last week and enjoyed every second of it! delicious chocolate and a lot of fun for the whole family learning the process and tasting all the types of Chocolate! Thank you for the wonderful experience!
Awesome place and wonderful tour. I highly recommend to all chocolate lovers. The chocolate is amazingly rich. Better than European chocolates
We were there a few days ago and the tour was absolutely amazing. It was so fun to learn how to make our own chocolate and taste all the different flavors. The staff is so nice and funny.
This was the best tour. It was fun, very informative, and you get to make your own chocolate disk. Plenty of tasting as well. The staff was very friendly and accommodation to our change of plans. Eduardo, our tour guide was very kind and funny. Will definitely do this tour again next time I come to visit!
Best $2 you will spend in Cozumel!
Very informative tour with plenty of chocolate treats. The staff is all very friendly and helps to keep the place clean.
Each step of the chocolate tour opens your eyes and taste buds to the pleasure of chocolate.
Many different flavors to choose from; chili, coconut, coffee, to the horrible Stevia.
The hot chocolate is both flavorful and smooth.
Amazing experience and they ship internationally.
Hands on tour. Background lecture was very informative. Fun family activity making chocolate to take home. Would have liked to see the experts at work in the factory kitchen.
A true tourist trap, these guys charge at least 10 times the going rate if not more for thier chocolate. Ok to see since it's part of a tour but be weary of the prices.
If you are interested in how chocolate gets made, this is the place for you. If you are just interested in eating chocolate, you still might like this place.
We were taking a private guided tour with a local company and the chocolate factory was one of our stops. We only did the tasting tour which was quick and interesting. The chocolate was delicious, and we purchased 4 bars to take with us. Our guide/taxi driver was nice enough to put the bars on ice until we could board our cruise ship at the end of our tour of Cozumel!
Nice visit, but, don't buy the chocolates there. One would think that the chocolates would be cheaper at the "factory" but they are 3 times more expensive than at a supermarket
We found this place online after our cruise cancelled snorkel excursions because of wind. Taxi took us there and it's a little ways out of the touristy area and in the area where locals live, so good to of the island. The tour and chocolate prices are clearly set for vacationers spending money. The tour/instructional is $20 per person. They do charge 5% credit card fee. I actually later found their chocolate selling for cheaper at a tourist store near the cruise dock. But we really enjoyed making our own chocolate disks. The host gave great instructions and was very interactive, he spoke the best English. He really made the experience great. We definitely found this tour to be a highlight and glad we did it. We left with 3 chocolate disks (or bars) to use to make hot chocolate, which they sell for $5 each in the store. They called a taxi for us to return to ship, the price was $15 to get from there to cruise pier. Also worth noting that taxis in Cozumel only take cash, so bring it. They take dollars and pesos.
For one, manufacturing of chocolate in such an artistic way. The ideal place to see all the benefits of chocolate.
For all chocolate lovers and conoceurs, IT IS A MUST WHEN IN PARADISE (COZUMEL).
Tour is $20 per person. This is actually cheap for a 1 hour excursion. We took rental car here. Would not be possible to find this place without GPS from smartphone. They don't seem to like naming their streets.
History of chocolate is not that interesting. However, fun to make your own chocolate disk. Also, at the end, they give you samples of many different chocolates. Minus 1 star because the chocolate disk you make did not taste that good for hot cocoa. Too tangy. In addition, they charge you a lot more to buy chocolate if you buy with dollars or credit cards. Bring pesos if you got them.
It's a nice cocoa tour. I recommend this place you can taste a wide variety of cocoa flavors and even you can make your own cocoa bar.
One of the more interesting excursions we participated in during our cruise. And the chocolate is awesome!