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Discover the best top things to do in Toledo District, Belize including Tide Tours, IXCACAO Maya Belizean Chocolate, Toledo Ecotourism Association Tours, Agouti Cacao Farm, Kaimani Marine Tours, Nim Li Punit (Big Hat), Cotton Tree Chocolate, Belize Spice Farm & Botanical Garden, Junajpu' Chocolate, Big Falls Extreme Adventures.
Restaurants in Toledo District
1. Tide Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 114 reviews
TIDE Tours is the premier tour operator in Southern Belize offering fascinating & unique travel experiences for over 15 years! We pride ourselves at carrying out environmentally responsible tours to Toledo’s most pristine attractions. Our goal is to enhance our guest’s interest, understanding & appreciation for the natural and cultural wonders of Belize, Central America. Through our professional and qualified tour guides and staff, we are able to create amazing vacation packages and tailor make your holiday. Toledo offers the ultimate tropical getaway! We are Belize’s only destination to experience the richest in cultural diversity, caves, waterfalls, Maya Temples, Snorkeling Adventures, Sport Fishing, Birding, Kayaking and so much more all in one destination! Toledo truly offers the best of both worlds!
2. IXCACAO Maya Belizean Chocolate
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 252 reviews
IXCACAO, “Queen of Cacao, goddess of fertility and happiness!”, For our guests, we offer hands-on chocolate making sessions, tours of the cacao farm and our production facilities. We can share with you the ancient Maya traditions of chocolate, in relation to our religion, economy, and environment. We will show you the secrets of Maya chocolate making and it's historical significance in our culture and its expansion around the world. Our guests can sample our products - including chocolate bars, cacao powder, butter, hot chocolate, and cacao wine - and visit our gift shop to purchase chocolate and other local artisan gifts. A visit to IXCACAO is educational, fun, and tasty. A must-see in Belize!
Reviewed By chefjohnmalik - Greenville, United States
Pack as lightly as you dare, wear long pants and long sleeves, open your mind to appreciation of distant cultures and get to San Felipe for Juan Cho and his Ixcacao Chocolate. If you're in hospitality this is an incredible experience beyond expectations. If you call yourself a pastry chef or a chocolatier this is a top of the list goal you owe to your profession. Juan is a proud Mayan, a historian, a gifted speaker, author of research papers, a farmer, an exporter, and a first class chocolatier. He is a rock star of chocolate.
3. Toledo Ecotourism Association Tours
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
The Toledo Ecotourism Association is one of the first and most successful Community-Based Ecotourism operators in the region. They propose to discover, taste and live the mayan culture through many typical activities as jungle and farm tour, also craft, cooking, dancing and music lessons, in different Mayan Villages close to Punta Gorda.
4. Agouti Cacao Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Eladio's Chocolate adventure is a family operated business that process chocolate using ancient tools and techniques as past on by our Mayan ancestors. Its a business that showcasing from the seeds of a cacao to chocolate bar. At Eladio's we provide the following packages: 1. Handmade Mayan Chocolate Demo, 2. Mayan Food, 3. Mayan Homestays, 4. Mayan Music and Dances, 5. Organic Farm Tour etc......
5. Kaimani Marine Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 29 reviews
Eco-oriented marine and inland tours. Licensed and insured, well-trained tour operators. Let us show you the wild beauty this region has to offer!
6. Nim Li Punit (Big Hat)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 114 reviews
This Mayan site is known for its 25 intricately carved stelae, including a figure wearing a large headdress ("Big Hat").
Reviewed By ElgaK_12
We took a ship tour with a ferry to the mainland from Harvest Caye and then one hour by bus. The guides, Nate and Felix, descendants of the Mayans, were very knowledgeable and told us lots on the way. The drive was easy with little traffic. Felix told us the people use BMWs (Better Me Walk). Beautiful jungle paths through the site and a museum showing artifacts from the site.
7. Cotton Tree Chocolate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Raroboy - Canada, null
The cocoa is grown by Mayan farmers in the Mayan Mountains in the Toledo district of Belize. The chocolate is organic and glutin free. Fair trade. Cost a little more but is well worth the taste. I would take it home to Canada if I could prevent melting. After you taste the free samples, you can't resist buying a bar or two.
8. Belize Spice Farm & Botanical Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 191 reviews
Reviewed By 97deborahs - Intervale, United States
Omgd what a fun trip we had saw all the Beautiful flowers and all kinds of spices neat little tram ride and git to pick some out to buy i purchased coffee , fresh black pepper , turmeric thanks again hope to be back soon so lived Belize and its beauty
9. Junajpu' Chocolate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Junajpu’ Chocolate is a small Belizean family business. We are passionate about cacao, and grateful to all life. It’s our mission at Junajpu’ to produce a magical, delicious and sustainable chocolate; in the same way our ancestors did over 2000 years ago. Visit our farm and learn how cacao is grown, then learn the traditional Maya chocolate making method - enjoying lots of samples along the way!
Reviewed By S653CXashleyc - Davie, United States
This is an amazing experience and so educational!! Martin and his family make chocolate making so fun and tasty, you also learn the Mayan ancestry of how chocolate became, i highly recommend this chocolate making experience to any and all groups traveling Belize!! It is such a positive and bubbly environment.
10. Big Falls Extreme Adventures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 71 reviews
