Old Mazatlan and Chocolate Making in a Private Home
Moderate Activity
Includes snack
Shopping Opportunities
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Real Mexico & Chocolate Experience
Indulge in a taste of ancient Mayan culture when you make your own chocolate treats in a private 19th century home in Mazatlan's Historic Center. Upon arrival at the venue, you'll don your apron as your experienced host reveals the history and mystery surrounding this divine "food of the gods," and guide you through the process of turning raw cacao beans into creating your very own rich chocolate bar and drink. After you have participated in the demonstration, relax in the garden-patio while enjoying a typical Mexican sweet roll dipped in your cocoa drink.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Stroll through Mazatlan´s Machado Square in the Historic Center, with an array of architectural buildings from the last turn of the century. Then, a busy cosmopolitan port town, now a bohemian cultural music and art center.
SHOPPING
Once filled with energy after a cocoa drink, you can shop in the in-house boutique filled with typical Mexican handmade garments, crafts and traditional Mexican sweets.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Enjoy a brief 15-minute drive along Watchman
'
s hill coastline, past Olas Altas beachfront to Machado Square with a small stroll to reach your tour venue.
well walk in the footsteps of cosmopolitan tradesmen of the XVII century, form Germans, Polish, Italian all the way to Chinese.
Points of interest
Cathedral Basilica & Plaza Revolución
Teatro Angela Peralta
Schedule
Special Notes
Guests must exert certain amount of force to grind cocoa seeds. Guests with heart or arm injuries are not recommended due to exert force while grinding seeds. Wear comfortable walking shoes and light clothing, bring a hat and sunscreen. Once participants join their tour, they will be required to complete a liability waiver. The tour event sequence may vary. Sidewalks and streets can be uneven in some areas. This tour includes chocolate drink with a typical Mexican sweet-roll and complimentary bottled water. Guests will also be able to take with them their very own self-handmade chocolate bar.
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Moderate Activity
Includes snack
Shopping Opportunities
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Real Mexico & Chocolate Experience
Indulge in a taste of ancient Mayan culture when you make your own chocolate treats in a private 19th century home in Mazatlan's Historic Center. Upon arrival at the venue, you'll don your apron as your experienced host reveals the history and mystery surrounding this divine "food of the gods," and guide you through the process of turning raw cacao beans into creating your very own rich chocolate bar and drink. After you have participated in the demonstration, relax in the garden-patio while enjoying a typical Mexican sweet roll dipped in your cocoa drink.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Stroll through Mazatlan´s Machado Square in the Historic Center, with an array of architectural buildings from the last turn of the century. Then, a busy cosmopolitan port town, now a bohemian cultural music and art center.
SHOPPING
Once filled with energy after a cocoa drink, you can shop in the in-house boutique filled with typical Mexican handmade garments, crafts and traditional Mexican sweets.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Enjoy a brief 15-minute drive along Watchman
'
s hill coastline, past Olas Altas beachfront to Machado Square with a small stroll to reach your tour venue.
well walk in the footsteps of cosmopolitan tradesmen of the XVII century, form Germans, Polish, Italian all the way to Chinese.
Points of interest
Cathedral Basilica & Plaza Revolución
Teatro Angela Peralta
Schedule
Special Notes
Guests must exert certain amount of force to grind cocoa seeds. Guests with heart or arm injuries are not recommended due to exert force while grinding seeds. Wear comfortable walking shoes and light clothing, bring a hat and sunscreen. Once participants join their tour, they will be required to complete a liability waiver. The tour event sequence may vary. Sidewalks and streets can be uneven in some areas. This tour includes chocolate drink with a typical Mexican sweet-roll and complimentary bottled water. Guests will also be able to take with them their very own self-handmade chocolate bar.