AJAW Chocolate & Crafts | Tourist Attraction

December 21st, 2023 by tracksaroundtheworld.de

We found it much to expensive (tour and products). So we skipped it. We as World Traveler saw a lot of Chocolate farms. Unfortunately the US Tourists ruin the prices here, like everywhere in the world (sorry US guys 😉), but this is just one very clear example. Wait until Guatemala or South America, there are a lot of Chocolate Farms. Much cheeper and more charming.

April 6th, 2022 by makoventuretravel.com

We came here for the chocolate making demonstration and loved it, $14 BZ per person (they accept PayPal if you don’t have cash on you). We walked here in 100 degree heat so we were ragged when we arrived and they were so nice, offering us water and turning the fans for us. We learned a lot in the demonstration and enjoyed mixing up the drinking chocolate. They also sell the raw Cacau nibs, cocoa powder made in house, and chocolate tea leaves, among other things.

November 7th, 2019 by miss_leeloo64

We loved the “tour” which is more a presentation. Lots of tastings and explanations about the “real” chocolate.
It takes a whole 45min to 1 hour depending on the questions and you taste cacao beans at different stages of their preparation, 2 cacao drinks, plus cacao wine.

For us, it was worth the 12$US.

Plus: the cacao nibs cookies they sell at the shop and the raw cacao nibs are absolutely amazing.

August 31st, 2019 by true.dit

Agree with the first review, a really fun and interesting tour. We did the 1 hour tour which cost 24 Belize per person (every hour on the hour-ish). It’s very hands on, lots of tasting, very informative. Highly recommended.

May 7th, 2019 by bradyanddanica

Hands-on tour of the process of harvesting and preparing cacao as well as the significance for the Mayan culture. We enjoyed it and recommend it.