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Smell the lavender on this approximately 1-hour tour of the lavender fields in Ville de Guadalupe. You'll learn all about the products you can make with lavender, the distillation process, and receive a sample of the cosmetic products made from the petals. You can make a bouquet or a sachet to take home with you, and take some wonderful photos of you in the purple fields.

The Cocoa Route and the Cafe Artesanal ♪ From fruit to your senses: a journey through aromas, flavors and tradition ♪ Delve into an experience that goes far beyond simply tasting a cup of coffee or tea. You will know cocoa plantations and fruits, and then process the cocoa seeds and make your own chocolate. You will also know the process of artisan coffee, how people processed their coffee and end up tasting it in a delicious cup of coffee.

This tasting stands apart bringing together the rarest and most exceptional expressions of Mexican cacao products that most travelers, and even locals, never have access to. Every chocolate you’ll taste is crafted by master chocolatiers who work exclusively with fine-aroma cacao. This experience features: • Award-winning, limited-edition chocolates created in micro-batches, often unavailable in stores and sourced directly from Mexico’s most celebrated chocolatiers. • True single-origin cacao from biodiverse regions. • A deep cultural and sensory journey where You’ll learn stories, legends, and origins of cacao in Mexico. • A curated selection built on expertise, Your host is a Certified Chocolate and Cacao Taster. • An intimate, elegant setting designed for slow enjoyment, cultural immersion, and meaningful connections. • A tasting you won’t find anywhere else in Mexico. No mass-produced chocolate, no tourist-level products—only the finest expressions of Mexican craftsmanship.

The Chocolate Maya Ceremony A ritual that invites us to feel, to contact to ourselves, to trust and listen to what happens in that moment. A cocoa ceremony begins by coming into contact with cocoa, splitting it and feeling its aroma, feeling its texture...

Mexico City’s vibrancy extends across arts and culture, cuisine, and history. This tour packs six of the area’s top sites into just two days, with the expertise of a local guide. Dive into ancient history at Teotihuacan and Tlatelolco, explore the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, visit Xochimilco, learn about art in Coyoacan, tour the Frida Kahlo Museum, and more.

Discover San Jose del Cabo’s funky side on this half-day walking tour around the arts district. Join a small group to visit Zocalo Square, the local mission, and art exhibitions. Enjoy stops at local vendors to sample desserts, street food, and craft beer. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

Indulge in the rich flavors of Mexico City on our Chocolate Tour, where chocolate, coffee, and traditional treats are the stars of the show. Stroll through vibrant markets and charming cafés, soaking in the sweet aromas and lively atmosphere while discovering the city’s delectable culinary heritage. Visit a local chocolate museum to taste authentic Mexican chocolate, explore colorful stalls filled with traditional candies, savor delicious churros and café de olla at a renowned spot, and enjoy a stunning view of one of Mexico’s most iconic buildings. Ready to savor every moment? Let’s go!

Mamazul is recognized in Tulum as an authority on mezcal, with the deepest agave-spirit selection in the region and a team of hosts who truly understand mezcal, cacao, agave varieties, production methods, and regional traditions. This is not a generic tourist tasting or a commercial “tourist trap.” It is an authentic, guided experience created for travelers who want to learn, taste, and understand Mexico through two of its most important flavors: mezcal and chocolate. Guests enjoy four carefully selected pairings of traditional mezcal and artisanal Mexican chocolate, exploring how cacao, citrus, honey, and pure chocolate interact with different agaves, terroirs, roasting techniques, and flavor profiles. The experience is intimate, educational, and sensory, hosted inside Mamazul’s beautiful Aldea Zama mezcalería by people who are passionate about mezcal, not just serving drinks.

Mexico is a place with a wide gastronomy, with 32 cities in which they stand out in dishes from each of them, however, tacos are the greatest representation of the culture based on corn and meat in addition to vegetarian and exotic variants, each one with a unique flavor. We will start walking through the streets to try some tacos of carnitas, pastor, cochinita, among others. We will also visit a chocolate shop, a pastry shop and a churrería to continue tasting delicious food and desserts. At the same time, we will go to 3 important local Mexican markets, in which we will be able to see a bit of the daily life of Mexicans, in addition to which you will be able to find all kinds of things, from gourmet food to even exotic food, traditional candies, etc. We will also visit a canteen where you can spend a relaxing time with a drink in hand. Our guide will tell you stories and explain about the places we will visit, as well as recommending the best places to buy food or souvenirs.

Explore a side of traditional Mayan culture few other visitors get to experience—and take part in two ancient rituals—during this half-day, private tour. Led by a local shaman, you'll begin with a chocolate ceremony: Smell, feel, and taste the cocoa, which the Mayans called "drink of the gods." Then, experience a traditional temazcal ceremony, which takes place in a natural sauna made from volcanic stones and involves four stages of relaxing purification.

Go beyond a typical tasting tour with an intimate, hands-on experience limited to just 6 guests. Step inside a family-owned chocolate workshop, discover Mexican cacao, taste different chocolates, and make your own Mexican chocolate to take home. Continue with high-quality Mexican coffee and a handmade Caribbean-style popsicle while exploring downtown Cozumel through local stories and the people behind the flavors. More than a tasting, this 3-hour experience is about participating, connecting, and discovering a more personal side of Cozumel—at a relaxed pace and in a genuinely small group.

You begin the tour visiting an ancient Maya city located within the jungle in Tabasco called “the archeological zone of Comalcalco”, the only city known city constructed of clay bricks. The pre-Hispanic settlement of Comalcalco sets an important commercial enclave to the region of Chontalpa, for constructing a zone of transit between the Golf Coast and Yucatan peninsula looking for connections with Central America.

All experiences include an immersive tour of the transformation areas, observing live how products are made.

You go hand in hand with a local guide who knows unique stories We have the most current and relevant information We go to authentic local places where you can enjoy the best experience and 100% fresh and natural food The tour is totally private and, if you like, we customize it. Exclusive details in the archaeological zone. We visit non-commercial places, which other tourists never visit We offer other services such as a hot air balloon flight at an extra cost Ask everything you need to know; it is a pleasure to help our tourists.

Do you like cacao? of course you do :) If you are curious about trying many different cacao recipes and learn the process of the chocolate making, this experience is for you! Starting from Oaxaca centro with a chocolate tasting and chocolate making experience. You will learn the secret about the sacred brevage from the raw seed to your cup. Cinnamon, cardamom, chili, traditional, dark,etc.. try them all, choose your favorite and make it with local experts Ervit and Rut. We will then drive up into the mountains of the Sierra Norte to explore the fabric of the indispensable "Molinillo", wooden whisk handmade by family of the Sierra Norte and hike to the mountain top for some stunning views. The hike is moderate, about 3 hours total through the pine trees leading us to the pic at 3200m (10500feet). We will enjoy flora and fauna of the cloud forest habitat and take time to drink our homemade hot chocolate in front of this beautiful panorama of pine trees mountains over the Sierra norte.

Discover the wonders of Chichen Itza like never before with exclusive early access that allows you to explore the iconic archaeological site in the cool morning hours, free from the bustling crowds. This unique tour offers a fascinating insight into Mexico's history and provides context and insight thanks to a guide.

Take a day trip to Uxmal to learn about Mayan history and culture. Visit Choco Story, a sensory museum dedicated to cocoa, which the ancient Mayans called "drink of the gods." You will also spend time at an archaeological site to learn more about Uxmal's history as a center of power in ancient times.

Discover Mexico’s rich coffee-making tradition and Oaxaca’s rich culture on this full-day excursion. Visit the towns of Pluma Hidalgo and Santa Maria for guided tours where you can see cultural artifacts and visit local coffee brewers to sample locally-sourced coffee. You also have the opportunity to shop for local souvenirs and purchase coffee beans to take home.

Book this small group foodie tour to explore some of Puerto Escondido’s local culinary secrets. Besides tasting several dishes (enough for a sizable lunch), you’ll also tour the city and check out both the old and new parts. To keep you refreshed, you’ll be served both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks-perfect for your walk through the city.

Explore the flavors and traditions of Coatepec on a gastronomic tour that takes you to know the most emblematic products of the region. Travel in a classic Volkswagen Kombi and visit local producers, where you will enjoy tastings of artisan honey, Veracruz chocolates, traditional toritos and cane extracts. Learn about the rich culture of Coatepec as you tour its Historic Center, and finish your experience at the Mirador del Cerro de las Culebras, enjoying unforgettable panoramic views of the Magic Town and its mountainous environment. - Volkswagen Kombi Tour of Coatepec Flavors - Tastings of honey, chocolates, toritos and more - Visit to the Historical Center to learn about its cultural richness - Viewpoint of Cerro de las Culebras for panoramic views

Discover the essence of Oaxacan coffee in a unique experience at Pluma Hidalgo, where nature, culture and traditional flavors come together in an unforgettable journey. Your adventure begins on a stunning suspension bridge, surrounded by mountainous landscapes and spectacular views, ideal for photos and connection with nature. Continue to the picturesque plinth of Pluma Hidalgo, where you will learn about the history and tradition of the cafe through local stories. The experience continues at Finca Don Gabriel, where you will visit its coffee museum and discover the process, from cultivation to cupping. To close, you will enjoy a delicious traditional dish of choice with an incredible view. In addition, you will have time to relax in green areas, tour viewpoints and enjoy the estate. A perfect experience for coffee lovers and local culture.

Step into the heart of Oaxaca’s daily life and discover what locals truly eat at the market. On this immersive tour, you will taste traditional Oaxacan dishes, from freshly made memelitas to taco placero and the famous tacos rojos. Each bite reflects generations of culinary tradition and the vibrant flavors that define Oaxaca. As you explore, experience the market’s gastronomic diversity across different areas. Visit the Istmo region section, where vendors bring fresh regional products daily, offering a glimpse into its unique ingredients and flavors. Along the way, you will encounter chapulines prepared daily, ready to be enjoyed at their freshest. You will also discover the cultural roots of Oaxaca chocolate, an essential part of traditions like Día de Muertos, where it is enjoyed as hot chocolate with pan de muertos. Throughout the tour, meet the producers who keep these traditions alive, making the market a living expression of Oaxacan culture.

Skip the resort food and tourist trap eateries in Cancun, and explore with a local guide to discover the tastiest tacos in town. As you walk, you’ll get the lowdown on the local cuisine, try drinks such as Jamaica and "horchata," and sample the Yucatan favorite dessert of "marquesitas." Enough samples are included to make this a dinner experience.

Explore the Yucatan, without the pressure of planning and organizing how to get there, with this group trip to the region's highlights. Enjoy a comprehensive itinerary that includes the Tulum archaeological site, a cenote, and a snorkeling session around a coral reef in the Caribbean Sea. Relax knowing the whole day is taken care of, with pickup and drop-off from your hotel, transportation between activities, lunch, and more.