Indígena Café & Chocolate
Food & Coffee · Nicoya Peninsula · Food & coffee
A jungle café 100 m before the Cabo Blanco reserve entrance making bean-to-bar chocolate: hot chocolate, brownies and coffee, plus hands-on chocolate tours where you taste cacao and make your own bar. The perfect stop after the Cabo Blanco hike.
A 2025 traveler found it closed — check before you go.
- Hours
- Wed-Sun 09:00-16:00; closed Mon-Tue
- Ratings
- 4.9 on Google (348) · 5.0 on Tripadvisor (30)
Dishes to try
brownie · drinking chocolate · roasted cacao beans · dark chocolate bars · coffee
Prices (as published)
| Chocolate tour deposit to reserve | $15 |
Before you go
- Payment
- online
- Tickets
- Better to book ahead
- Kids
- Good for kids
- Checked
- 2026-10
Contact & directions
- Website: http://indigenachocolate.com/
- Phone: +506 6253 3280
- Location: 9.59204, -85.09298 — Google Maps · Waze
Secret spots nearby
- Cabo Blanco Reserve — Swedish TrailTrail · about $14Costa Rica's first protected area, at the very tip of the Nicoya Peninsula: a hilly forest trail with monkeys and coatis drops to a wild, empty beach facing Isla Cabo Blanco and its seabirds.
- Playa CabuyaBeach · Free · hidden gemThe village beach of Cabuya, near the tip of the peninsula, looking out at the little island just offshore where local fishermen are buried.
- Cabuya Island CemeteryLandmark · Free · hidden gemA tiny island off Cabuya used as the village cemetery — at low tide you can walk across the rocks to weathered graves facing the open sea.
- Playa ColoradaBeachA beach on the Nicoya Peninsula.
- Río Lajas mouth & lagoon (Cabuya)Swimming spot · Free · hidden gemNorth of Cabuya village the Río Lajas meets the sea and backs up into a calm lagoon - a cool dip away from the waves.
- Playa Cabo BlancoBeachA beach on the Nicoya Peninsula.
Sources: http://indigenachocolate.com/