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The Joy of Chocolate
The Joy of Chocolate
Learn about the history of chocolate and how it is made
| Departs From: | Cozumel, Mexico |
| Meeting Point: | Instructions printed on your voucher |
| Duration: | 3 hrs. (Approx.) |
| Tour Code: | cozumel-13 |
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| From: $45.99 USD | |
Tour Description:
Do not miss one of Cozumel's sweetest experiences, an entertaining chocolate workshop in Discover Mexico Park. Learn about the fascinating culture, history, and traditions of Mexico, make your own chocolate bar, and watch the stunning Papantla Flyers ritual.
An expert chocolatier welcomes you and teaches you how to mix, grind, and create your own chocolate bar using natural cocoa beans. Get insights on the origins, history, and development of cocoa and the chocolate before testing your skills by preparing your very own bar. After the workshop, you have the chance to purchase delicious artisan chocolates, organic coffee, and vanilla.
Just outside San Miguel de Cozumel, get a glimpse of Mexico's heritage at Discover Mexico Park, focused on the arts and culture of civilizations in this part of the world. At the Museum of Popular Arts, see traditional Mexican crafts featuring barro negro pottery and iconic alebrijes from the south.
Among the impressive replica collection, spot a model of legendary Chichén Itzá as well as types of ancient Aztec and Totonac pyramids. Top off your tour by watching a stunning performance of the Papantla Flyers, an impressive indigenous ritual.
An expert chocolatier welcomes you and teaches you how to mix, grind, and create your own chocolate bar using natural cocoa beans. Get insights on the origins, history, and development of cocoa and the chocolate before testing your skills by preparing your very own bar. After the workshop, you have the chance to purchase delicious artisan chocolates, organic coffee, and vanilla.
Just outside San Miguel de Cozumel, get a glimpse of Mexico's heritage at Discover Mexico Park, focused on the arts and culture of civilizations in this part of the world. At the Museum of Popular Arts, see traditional Mexican crafts featuring barro negro pottery and iconic alebrijes from the south.
Among the impressive replica collection, spot a model of legendary Chichén Itzá as well as types of ancient Aztec and Totonac pyramids. Top off your tour by watching a stunning performance of the Papantla Flyers, an impressive indigenous ritual.
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