La Maison du Cacao

The tasting was phenomenal! Our guide spoke English, so no language barrier there, and really explained in depth all the history, use and production of cocoa and then chocolate. Really nice atmosphere, could move there😂

Nice museum. There are English tours on Wednesdays and Fridays. You can book on the website. We enjoyed the story of the cacao and than the tasting too. The program is 1 and a half hour long. On Sundays and Mondays they are closed. There is a shop as well.

This was a hidden treasure on our trip! On our first full day, the weather was iffy with on and off showers. We were driving by and decided to stop, if for nothing else, to purchase a few items to bring home. We coincidentally arrived at the start of the English tasting of the day, so decided to pay and stay. It ended up being one of the highlights of our trip! The guide was extremely interesting and it was almost like being at a wine tasting, for chocolate! We learned so much about the process and got to taste the steps along the way.....and tour the grounds and see the cocoa pods growing! The little gift shop had delicious and amazing products you can't get anywhere else, and the staff could not be nicer. Do NOT miss this stop on your vacation!

I advise you to visit this place, it was very funny, firstly you can walk across chocolate plantation, different exotic plants, sculptures and some playful games about chocolate. After the walk a smiling guide explain to us how to make chocolate and different things about their factory, we also tried different chocolate products. At the end you can buy some products from their factory. Don’t hesitate. However I recommend you to buy tickets in advance on the website.

A small location, we missed the guided tour in English, so just stopped by. Bought a dark chocolate bar. It was one of the best dark chocolates I have ever tasted.

Great experience, very knowledgeable and courteous guide. She explained everything for us in English and was very personable. I was on crutches when visiting and she brought me a chair for the presentation. Yes, you must pay for the demonstration but the tastings along the entire process is more than what you pay. Please look at the pictures posted, you taste everything pictured plus additional many exceptional chocolates/cocoa and rum!! We thoroughly enjoyed this visit!

Self guided 30min tour of garden with education on chocolate history and process in English and French, then 45min tasting in French only. 8 euro/pp. Tues-Sat, 10-1:30, 2:30-4. No booking needed. Can purchase chocolate on site. Fun and get to try a lot of chocolate and hot chocolate!

Very good place to learn about cocoa and chocolate. You can taste everything from the bean to the finished products. A must if you are in the area!