Little Havana Private Walking Tour

This walking tour takes you through a humble but evolving neighborhood, boasting a kaleidoscope of culture, traditional customs, and vivid colors. Walk down Memorial Boulevard to learn where the histo

This walking tour takes you through a humble but evolving neighborhood, boasting a kaleidoscope of culture, traditional customs, and vivid colors. Walk down Memorial Boulevard to learn where the history begins, visit local mom and pop establishments like a fruit marketplace, bakery, apparel store (guayaberas) and cigar shop. While no food is offered on this tour (compared to our other tours) you will sample freshly brewed Cuban coffee. Your tour guide will answer any questions about the history, the people, and the politics. You will be introduced to Cuban exiles and the second generation who run the mom-and-pop shops. Recommendations for restaurants offering authentic food, best mojito bar, and Latin jazz music can also be provided to continue your Little Havana experience.

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Location: Miami

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Q&A

Q: What's the best time of year to go on the Little Havana walking tour?

A: I'd recommend going between November and March. The weather in Miami is pretty comfortable during those months. It's less humid and way more enjoyable for walking around Little Havana. Just be prepared for a bit of crowding on weekends!

Q: Is there a limit on how many people can join this tour?

A: The tours typically run with a small group to keep it personal, usually around 10-15 people max. Make sure to book in advance, especially if you're planning to go with a larger group. It's way more fun to have an intimate experience!

Q: Are there any age restrictions for the Little Havana walking tour?

A: There aren’t any strict age restrictions for the tour, so kids are welcome! Just keep in mind that the tour involves a fair amount of walking, so make sure the kids are up for it. It’s a great way to get them exposed to culture!

Discussions

Just did the Little Havana walking tour and loved it!

I went on the Little Havana walking tour last weekend and it was such an incredible experience! Our guide was super knowledgeable and shared so many stories about the history of the area. The coffee tasting was a nice touch, and I got to try some amazing local pastries afterward at a bakery nearby. I highly recommend this as a gift for anyone who loves culture and history!

Thinking of gifting the Little Havana tour, any tips?

I’m considering getting the Little Havana walking tour for my friend’s birthday. I know she loves exploring new places but I’m worried about weather conditions. What should I keep in mind before I book this? Anyone have any tips?