Cocoa Museum

The Cocoa Museum is a unique museum, which is visited by more than ten thousand tourists a year. It is located on the territory of the cocoa plantation. The museum building is one-story. Inside it is a wide corridor, on both sides of which there are racks with exhibits. During the visit to the museum, tourists will be able not only to learn about the history of cultivation and subsequent processing of this product, but also to see this process with their own eyes.

Here, tourists will learn about the process of chocolate production and its various varieties. After inspection, everyone will be allowed to taste it. In addition to tile chocolate, the museum presents a wide range of chocolate drinks. In the museum, travelers will learn about how cocoa was used by the Maya tribes. The guide will talk about traditions and rituals, during which cocoa or chocolate were necessary. Near the Cocoa Museum is an orchid garden. Entrance to the Cocoa Museum is paid.