Category Dessert Tours

Tulum · DESSERT TOURS

The 3 Best Dessert Tours in Tulum

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Here are the 3 best dessert tours in Tulum right now — what each one costs, how long it runs, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one; it earns the top spot.

Artisanal Mezcal and Fine Chocolate Tasting

Artisanal Mezcal and Fine Chocolate Tasting - Where the experience happens (and why that’s not a dealbreaker)

1.Artisanal Mezcal and Fine Chocolate Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 132 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $89Our pick

Tulum: taste 5 artisanal mezcals with award-winning chocolate, snacks, and a seasonal mezcal cocktail in a small group, 2 hours.

“We had a wonderful time tasting some unique mezcal and chocolates. We really enjoyed learning about the histories. Definitely worth it!”

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Artisanal Mezcal & Fine Chocolate Tasting

Artisanal Mezcal & Fine Chocolate Tasting - Agave Types and Regions: The Real Reason Mezcal Tastes Different

2.Artisanal Mezcal & Fine Chocolate Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 8 reviews · 2 hours · from $102

In Tulum, taste 5 regional mezcals paired with traditional snacks and international award-winning Mexican chocolate on a small-group tour.

“Shamira was so friendly and accommodating - She told the back story of how Mezcal came about and details on all their different varieties. We tried 5 different types paired with chocolate and other snacks that can’t be found anywhere else in Tulum - she sources these direct from the locals in Wahaca and other places around Mexico. AMAZING! Highly recommend - not to be missed. Thank you so much.”

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Tulum: Chocolate & Honey Sanctuary Experience with Cenote

Tulum: Chocolate & Honey Sanctuary Experience with Cenote - The 3-hour flow: workshop first, then lunch, then cenote

3.Chocolate & Honey Sanctuary Experience with Cenote

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 6 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $129

Honey and cacao sanctuary near Cobá with soap and chocolate making, Mayan lunch, and a sacred cenote swim from Tulum.

“First thing to know is that this is not in Tulúm, it is in Cobá which is about 45 minutes inland from Tulum. The description says you will make soap and or a candle- this never happened. We did get to taste cocoa beans and we all got to practice crushing them the way they used to do it. We did have a very small taste of a few different flavors of chocolate. Our guide was very knowledgeable and told us lots about how the people used to live in the ruins. They also did a blessing before we entered what used to be the house( now just a couple…”

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