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Join a 3-hour Mexican tortilla and taco cooking class in Tulum, led by Augusto and Paulina, to make authentic dishes from scratch for $86.48 per person.
Tucked away in Tulum, Mexico, this Tortilla & Taco Cooking Class offers a genuine taste of Mexican cuisine. For $86.48 per person, the experience lasts around 3 hours, making it an ideal choice for food lovers wanting a hands-on, cultural dish-making session. With a rating of 5.0 based on one review, this class is booked about 73 days in advance, reflecting its popularity.
Led by Augusto and Paulina, who intimately know the regional traditions and everyday life of local cuisine, the tour promises more than just cooking. It’s an opportunity to learn about small handles, stories, and meanings behind each dish, creating a relaxed atmosphere far from typical tourist experiences. Participants enjoy ample tasting, meaningful insights, and the chance to understand why food is such a core part of Mexican culture.
While details like transportation and group size are straightforward, this class stands out for its personal touch and focus on authentic preparation. Ideal for those who want to get active in the kitchen, explore Mexican culinary traditions, and leave with delicious homemade dishes.


This cooking class is designed to give a true taste of Mexican culinary traditions. Participants are guided by Augusto and Paulina, who grow up immersed in the regional food culture. They share stories and tips as they teach how to make corn tortillas entirely from scratch, highlighting the importance of this staple food.
The class emphasizes freshness and authenticity, with participants preparing classic Mexican salsas to accompany their tacos. The focus on vegetarian or meat-optional options ensures flexibility for different dietary preferences. The interactive nature of the class encourages learning by doing, making the process both fun and educational.
After the cooking, everyone gets to enjoy their self-made dishes, complemented by homemade Agua de Jamaica, a refreshing hibiscus drink. This part of the experience underscores the importance of food and drink pairing in Mexican culture, and highlights the flavorful, colorful drinks traditionally served.
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Participants learn to roll and cook their own corn tortillas from scratch, gaining a deeper understanding of authentic Mexican bread. The process is straightforward but detailed, with Augusto and Paulina patiently guiding each step.
Next, the class moves on to preparing salsas—a key element of Mexican cuisine. Fresh ingredients and traditional methods yield vibrant, flavorful salsas that perfectly complement the tacos. The option to choose vegetarian or meat-optional tacos allows for customization, making the meal both personal and satisfying.
The taco assembly is a highlight, as participants get to create their own tacos with the toppings and fillings they prefer. The relaxed atmosphere ensures plenty of laughter and conversation, making it a fun social activity.
The experience starts at Luhme Tulum, located at Carretera Chetumal mzn 1 lote 4, 77760 Tulum, Mexico. The meeting point is near public transportation, which makes it convenient to reach without needing a car. The tour ends back at the same location, simplifying logistics.
The class is suitable for most travelers, with service animals allowed. The small group size of up to 10 participants keeps the experience intimate and allows for personal attention from the guides.

The class begins at 1:00 pm and lasts approximately 3 hours. The pacing is steady, with enough time to prepare, cook, and taste without feeling rushed. The relaxed tempo creates an inviting environment for beginners and experienced cooks alike.

What truly sets this experience apart is the personal connection offered by Augusto and Paulina. Their local background and passion for sharing Mexican traditions make the class more than just a cooking lesson; it’s a cultural exchange.
The focus on making tortillas from scratch is a rare feature among cooking classes and offers a hands-on skill that can be recreated at home. The inclusion of homemade Agua de Jamaica and fresh salsas adds authentic flavor and a sense of culinary completeness.

Priced at $86.48 per person, this class provides good value considering the personalized instruction and authentic dishes created. The experience is most popular when booked around 73 days in advance, reflecting its appeal among those seeking a genuine Mexican food experience.

This Tortilla & Taco Cooking Class offers an intimate, authentic look into Mexican cuisine. The guides’ local expertise and interactive format make it ideal for foodies eager to learn traditional recipes and cultural stories behind the dishes.
Participants leave with new skills, a better understanding of Mexican food culture, and delicious homemade tacos. The small group size and relaxed atmosphere foster a personalized experience that feels more like visiting friends than a typical tour.
While the focus on cooking and tasting makes it a satisfying, flavorful journey, those seeking a quick or large-group experience may find this class less suited. Overall, it’s a highly recommended activity for anyone wanting to connect with Mexican cuisine on a deeper level.
“Augusto and paulina patiently taught us how to make tortillas by hand, as well as preparing a complete taco dish including homemade salsas and augu…”

How long is the cooking class in Tulum?
The experience lasts about 3 hours from start to finish.
What is included in the price of $86.48?
The price covers the cooking instruction, meals, and refreshments like coffee, tea, and Agua de Jamaica.
Where does the class meet?
Participants gather at Luhme Tulum, located at Carretera Chetumal mzn 1 lote 4.
Is this suitable for beginners?
Yes, the class is designed to be accessible for most skill levels, with patient guidance from Augusto and Paulina.
Can I choose vegetarian options?
Yes, the class allows for vegetarian or meat-optional tacos.
What is the maximum group size?
The class accommodates up to 10 participants, ensuring a personalized experience.
Is there a cancellation policy?
Yes, free cancellation is available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Are service animals allowed?
Yes, service animals are permitted.
Is the experience suitable for all travelers?
Most travelers can participate, and the location is accessible with nearby public transportation.
What makes this class distinctive?
The focus on making tortillas from scratch and the authentic stories shared by guides make this a special, cultural cooking experience in Tulum.