Cacao trail and making of chocolate tour from Santo Domingo
Santo Domingo★5.0(1 reviews)· 8 hours

Cacao trail and making of chocolate tour from Santo Domingo

Savor the heart of the Dominican Republic on ourtour. This exclusive, private journey from Santo Domingo to the renowned "El Sendero del Cacao" in San Francisco de Macorís is more than just a tour; it's an immersion in Dominican tradition, a testament to sustainable tourism, and a unique gourmet adventure. Experience the intricate journey from cocoa bean to chocolate bar, and deepen your appreciation for Dominican culture and heritage. The Dominican Republic, as a prominent cocoa exporter, offers a unique opportunity to explore the artisanal world of cocoa farming and gourmet chocolate production. You'll witness firsthand the exquisite union of Taino and African heritage that has shaped the country's cocoa industry and culture. By the end of this enriching exploration, you'll come away with a deeper understanding of the significance of cocoa to the Dominican Republic, having experienced the aromatic and flavorful wonder of its chocolate tradition.

What’s included

Private transportationBottled waterLunchAir-conditioned vehicleBreakfastCoffee and/or Tea

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Traveler reviews

★★★★★

“A complete experience, explaining the process from the seeds to the tree, from the city of the cobs during their growth to the harvest, and from the harvested cob to the chocolate. Very good manual/traditional process experience. A flavor experience, as you taste cocoa at different times and ways of preparation. You also make your own shape with molds and melted chocolate. It is new to leave Santo Domingo early, to avoid traffic. Plus. Alex gave us a lot of information and cultural references during the tour! We went with the family, we enjoyed it, we were back in Santo Domingo before 4pm, we could still do things that day.”

— juangN5437GU