Step into a world where flavor, culture, and nature come together. Guided by Chef Alex — a renowned chef and passionate chocolatier — Choco Tour Costa Rica invites you on a hands-on journey through the origins and magic of cacao.
Wander through our lush food forest. Learn the ancient story of cacao. Ferment, grind, and craft your own artisanal chocolate bar — all while surrounded by wildlife, forest trails, and the sounds of the jungle.
Whether you're a curious traveler, a family of explorers, or a seeker of soulful experiences, this is more than a tour. It’s a celebration of taste, connection, and nature’s sweetest gift.
Special Events at Choco Tour Costa Rica
Come walk with us.
We’re open year-round and excited to host you whenever it fits your schedule! Here’s what you need to know:
Tour Times:
We recommend booking in advance as spots are limited for each session. Specific tour times will be provided upon reservation.
Best Days to Visit:
Any day is a great day for chocolate! However, weekends and holidays tend to book up quickly, so plan ahead if visiting during these times.
Weather Considerations:
Costa Rica’s dry season (December to April) offers sunny days, while the green season (May to November) brings lush surroundings and occasional rain—perfect for a rainforest adventure!
No matter when you visit, you’re guaranteed a magical experience filled with chocolate, nature, and unforgettable memories!
We want your experience to be as enjoyable and comfortable as possible! Here’s a quick list of items to bring along:
Comfortable Clothing: Lightweight clothes are ideal for the warm weather.
Sturdy Footwear: Closed-toe shoes or comfortable sandals are recommended for exploring our forest and waterfall path.
Swimwear & Towel: If you plan to take a dip in the river ponds or enjoy the waterfall.
Sun Protection: Sunglasses, and a hat to stay protected during sunny days. Note: sunscreens are toxic to the aquatic life so please use sparingly and with this in mind.
Insect Repellent: A must-have for any tropical adventure! Note: use on your self and not on our pollinating insects.
Camera/Phone: Capture the memories of your chocolate-making experience and the beauty of our property.
Reusable Water Bottle: Help us stay eco-friendly by bringing your own bottle—we have refill stations available.
Pack light, but bring these essentials to make the most of your visit!
The Choco Tour is a 90-minute immersive journey, taking you from the cacao tree to crafting your very own chocolate masterpiece.
Tour Schedule:
Daily Tours - 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM
Afternoon Tours
Dry Season: 4:00 PM
Rainy Season: 3:00 PM
Pricing:
Adults: $45 USD
Children (3 to 12 years): $10 USD
Private Tours Available:
Adults: $75 USD
Children (3 to 12 years): $20 USD
Experience the magic of cacao and chocolate-making—perfect for families, friends, or a private adventure!
Forest Regeneration & Food Forest Systems: Learn how cacao is at the heart of our sustainable food forest, supporting biodiversity and forest regeneration.
From Fruit to Chocolate: See the cacao fruit up close and discover the fascinating process of fermentation and drying that transforms raw cacao into chocolate.
A Taste of History: Hear the story of cacao, from its roots with Costa Rica’s native people to the evolution of modern chocolate.
Create Your Own Chocolate Masterpiece: Get hands-on and craft your very own chocolate treat with delicious toppings of your choice.
Chocolate Tasting: Indulge in a variety of chocolate delights—though we won’t spoil all the surprises. You’ll just have to come and see (and taste) for yourself!
GET ready for an unforgettable experience at Choco Tour Costa Rica!
We’re excited to welcome you! Here’s how to find us based on where you’re coming from:
From San José:
Take Route 27 towards Orotina. Once in Orotina, follow Route 131 from San Mateo to Esparza. After crossing the third bridge, turn right onto Romakri Road. Look for the small yellow bridge, and just beyond it, you’ll see a green fence—that’s us!
From La Fortuna:
Head towards San Ramón and then take Route 1 (Interamericana) to Esparza. From Esparza, follow Route 131 towards San Mateo. After passing through Jesús María, you’ll approach a bridge at Río Surubres. Before the bridge, turn left onto Romakri Road. Cross the small yellow bridge, and you’ll see a green fence—welcome to Choco Tour!
From the Pacific Coast:
Take Route 27 to Orotina, then follow Route 131 from San Mateo to Esparza. After the third bridge, turn right onto Romakri Road. Cross the small yellow bridge, and just beyond it, you’ll find a green fence marking our entrance.
Safe travels, and we can’t wait to see you!
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