MERIDA · CHOCOLATE TOURS
The ones worth booking.
The 10 merida chocolate tours worth booking. A short list of the ones travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Uxmal and Kabah Puuc ruins plus Choco Story chocolate museum from Mérida. Full-day guide, lunch, and an included museum ticket.
Most Popular“Timely and efficient schedule. Pickup and dropoff were easy. Mauricio and eduardo are both warm and accommodating. Very impressed at how Mauricio remembers all the passenger names. Very highly recommended.”
Guided day trip from Mérida to Uxmal, Choco-Story museum, and Cenote Sámbula, with thoughtful context, cocoa tastings, and a cool swim.
“Jose was an outstanding guide - he knew everything about Uxmal and Choco-Story, and his enthusiasm made our day. This is one of the best tours, if not THE best, I've ever been on. Cannot recommend highly enough!”
Tour Uxmal and Kabah from Mérida with a 3-course lunch, Choco-Story Mayan chocolate tasting, and a Mayan ceremony.
“If you have to decide between Chichen Itzá and Uxmal and Kabah, don't even think twice and get this tour! Uxmal is a whole city with many structures most of which you can climb. You can also see everything from a scenic lookout point. Crowds are smaller, there are many spots with sunshade where you…”
Private Uxmal, Choco-Story chocolate tasting, and a cenote swim from Mérida, with a bilingual guide, admissions, and snacks included.
“Thoroughly enjoyable tour, with an excellent, very knowledgable bi-lingual guide Bruno. Our visit to the Anthropological museum in Mexico City gave an ideal background story to Mexico City and the Teotihuacan pyramids. Bruno brought the site to life with his descriptions.”
Private Uxmal day trip from Mérida with a guide and included entry, plus a chocolate museum visit with tastings and animal encounters.
“DON'T MISS THIS TOUR! Jorge was an INCREDIBLE guide! He was so knowledgeable, passionate, patient and kind. This tour was our favorite of everything we did on our trip! Uxmal is a sprawling, meticulously restored Mayan city. It blew Chichen Itza right out of the water in my opinion. A true must see. The Chocolate…”
A hands-on cacao-to-chocolate class in Mérida: taste Mexican cacao, grind roasted beans, and make a chocolate bar to take home.
“Josh is very patient and very Nice. Thanks to him my daughter and I spent à good time and learnt a lot about mayas, cocoa and culture. He also gave us good advice on restaurants in Merida.”
A long day from Mérida packed with Uxmal ruins, a cacao-focused Chocolate Museum stop, and free-entry Yaxcopoil hacienda—plus lunch.
“Very good trip! Lots to see, great explanations and good organization. I can highly recommend this trip.”
From Mérida: Uxmal ruins, Choco-Story museum, and a swim at Cenote Sambula. Air-conditioned ride and bilingual guide help.
“The tour was very well organised. Our guide was Glendi and she was excellent. She gives us helpful information at the beginning of the journey to Uxmal. The tour of Uxmal was fantastic. Glendi gave us lots of really interesting information about Uxmal, as well as its relation to Chichen Itza and the region. She…”
3.5-hour private cacao ceremony and vibrational sound healing in Mérida with Silvestre, Mayan cleansing, voice work, tea, snacks.
“From the moment you step through the front doors, Silvestre has created a beautiful sanctuary that transports you from the busy streets of Mérida to a creative and meditative world. A safe space for discussion, reflection, curiousity, and self growth along with beautiful ceremony. I found the Soul Revitalization Ceremonies with Cacao and Sound Healing…”
Spend a full day from Mérida visiting Uxmal and Kabah with a bilingual guide, lunch included, and entry to Choco-Story Chocolate Museum.
“The tour destination was great but Viator was not very helpful when our tour was canceled because of weather. We asked for help in re-booking and for confirmation about re-booking and didn’t get it from Viator. The tour company Viator booked us through gave us incorrect information about what to bring and where we were…”
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