Postponed: A Journey to the Origin of Wild Cacao

Postponed until 2011 due to unforeseen circumstances.

Join ChocolateLife.com creator/moderator Clay Gordon and Volker Lehmann, owner of the Hacienda Tranquilidad and the person who developed the Bolivian wild cacao market internationally, for this exclusive opportunity to travel to the heart of the Beni region of Iténez province in northeast Bolivia and explore the history, landscape, and culture that produces some of the finest cacao grown in the world today.

Scheduled for January 5th through 10th 2010 – peak season for wild cacao in the Iténez province in Bolivia, with the highest concentration of wild cacao in the Beni where we will be traveling. This trip will be limited to a total of 9 participants, including your hosts. The price of this once-in-a-lifetime program is $2750 per person, which includes all transportation within Bolivia, hotel accommodation, meals, activities, gratuities, and applicable taxes. Not included are travel to and from Bolivia, your bar bill, personal expenses, and optional gratuities.

Download the brochure by clicking on the link below and contact Clay Gordon privately to reserve a spot.

OriginsOfWildCacaoTravelBrochureFinal.pdf

The photo is of the Hacienda Tranquilidad, one of the places we will be staying on our trip.