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The Mayan Cacao Company (Cozumel)

The Mayan Cacao Company (Cozumel)

Riviera Maya

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The Mayan Cacao Company (Cozumel)

The Mayan Cacao Company (Cozumel)
The Mayan Cacao Company offers a fascinating journey into the origins of chocolate, set in the very land of its creators, the Mayas. This high-quality chocolate shop features artisanal bars crafted from cacao beans meticulously selected by Mayan farmers in the Yucatán Peninsula and expertly blended by their Belgian Master Chocolatier. Visitors can delve deeper with an interesting tour that explores the rich history of Maya culture and the significance of chocolate in their society. The tour also includes a live chocolate-making demonstration followed by cacao tastings.

Information

  • addressCarretera Costera Sur Km 15.000-Sur, Zona Hotelera, Cozumel
  • openingHoursMon–Sat 9am–4pm, Sun closed
  • phone+52 987 120 9431
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