Authentic Little Havana Food and Culture Walking Tour in Miami booking from $69.00

Authentic Little Havana Food and Culture Walking Tour

Overview

Live a day like a Cuban: discover Little Havana and learn about the local culture and history on this half-day tour. Taste authentic Cuban foods, like Guava-pastries and stewed meat (included in price) from family-owned restaurants and learn about the history and influence of Cuban culture in Miami from your guide. This tour will also take you past important Cuban landmarks such as the Bay of Pigs Memorial and Cuban Memorial Park. This is a small-group tour with a maximum of 10 travelers per booking.

City: Miami

Thu 03 Jul

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What's Included

Guayabera shirt presentation by the famous Big Papa

Tropical Juice - Sugar cane or guava or mango, depending on season

Empanada - mouthwatering baked beef patty

Salpicon de Mariscos - seafood mix tasting. Its a Spanish inspired Cuban dish.

Visit to a local Cuban cigar factory to see how cigars are produced by local cuban lady rollers

Pastelito con Guayaba y queso - a cuban pastry with guava and cheese

Mojito - A traditional Cuban cocktail

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Minimum drinking age is 21 years
Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately according to the weather conditions. If the weather forecast shows that it will be raining, make sure you bring an umbrella or poncho.
Please wear comfortable shoes and clothing. None of the places require us any dress code, so wear the most comfortable clothing and shoes.
We are not able to accommodate guest with celiac disease, gluten allergies or vegan diet. If you have a vegetarian in the group please mention it in the comment box when you make a reservation. If you have any other allergies please contact the supplier on 305-537-8531 to discuss further options
Vegetarian option is available if you notify us before the tour start
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Feel free to take pictures during the tour and share it online for our future guests to have better vision of the experience.
Restrooms are available in almost every place. Feel free to ask our tour guide if you need to use one.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (624)

Colin_J

Jan 2024

Danny was a great tour guide, knowledgeable and entertaining. The tour was well organized and we enjoyed the food stops especially- a good and fun trip.

Leigh_D

Jan 2024

In general, this is a good tour. I’m not specifically recommending against it. I just think it differs from how it is described. The guide, Faruk, was VERY knowledgeable about Cuban politics, history and culture. People know him in the neighborhood. A majority of the stops were worthwhile. But some weren’t, like the trip to Big Papa’s shirt store and the first jewelry store. This tour is advertised as being 2.5 hours but it ended up being 3.5 and that hour makes a difference. Not a bad thing in and of itself, but also not what I signed up for. The guide even complained during the tour that they were going to shorten the tour to two hours in the future and blamed people’s short attention spans in a sort of condescending way. While it’s great that the guide is like a walking encyclopedia, I didn’t need all of the political details given on the tour, especially when it overshadowed information about our *actual* current surroundings or the food we were eating. To this moment I don’t event remember the names of most of the places we ate. I’m not sure he always told us. A lot of the tour was him talking at us about things that I just felt were very heavy and complex lore about Cuba for what was supposed to be a food and culture tour of Little Havana more specifically. I probably know more about the actual Havana than the Little one now. In fact, we often had to ask what we were being given to eat and drink, as if the food were an afterthought of the tour. I, personally, was expecting a more lighthearted and I guess more scripted and organized trip through the area with more detail about the actual places we were visiting and the cuisine. Some of that was there, of course, but that’s *all* that needed to be there and the tour could’ve been half as long if it had been. If I wanted to hear about Castro’s political actions and sanctions and all of this, I would’ve gone to a museum or lecture where I had the expectation that that would be the deep focus. In summation, I just think I got a bit more than I bargained for. The others on the tour seemed to be soaking the info up and I think that’s great for them! I just didn’t enjoy it as much. Just me I suppose.

penguinblue

Jan 2024

Excellent tour. Plenty of tasty food and great stories from Danny. Walking is not too difficult. We have great memories and learned a lot.

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