easy
3.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; primarily walking on flat or slightly uneven surfaces.
Discover historic Old San Juan and visit the famous Bacardi Rum Distillery on a 3.5-hour private tour. Immerse yourself in culture, history, and rich Puerto Rican flavors.
Starting at $99 | 4 Hours | Up to 14 People
Embark on a captivating 3.5-hour journey through Old San Juan, exploring historic landmarks like San Felipe del Morro Fortress before visiting the renowned Bacardi Rum Distillery. Discover the art of rum-making on the Legacy Tour and enjoy a complimentary cocktail, making this an unforgettable experience steeped in culture and flavor.
Price per person: $89
3.5 Hours Arrive 15 minutes early for check inn Capacity : 14 persons
On this tour, we’ll be exploring the Bacardi Rum Distillery and the Historical area of the Old San Juan.
Enjoy a trip thru some of the most popular landmarks in the Old San Juan area, drive by San Felipe del Morro Fortress, Ballaja Barracks, and Capitol Building. Afterwards is a 20 minute drive to Bacardi Rum Distillery, known as the Rum Cathedral for The Legacy Tour (45 mnts) and learn about the history and unique craftsmanship of Bacardi Rum.
1 hr drive in San Juan and 1 to 1.5 hrs in Distillery.
Includes: Distillery entrance ticket and One cocktail.
(additional cocktails can be purchase)
Meeting Point : Plaza Colon, Old San Juan
Arrive 15 mnts early for check inn.
Important Notice : If by any reason Bacardi Rum Distillery is not available, it will be replace with Barrilito Rum Distillery, those not interested can cancel with a full refund.
The Old San Juan streets are cobblestone and uneven, so sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable throughout the tour.
You'll need valid identification to participate in the Bacardi rum tasting portion of the tour.
Puerto Rico’s tropical climate can be warm; carry a bottle of water to stay refreshed between stops.
Please follow guidelines and avoid touching artifacts when visiting landmarks like San Felipe del Morro Fortress.
Old San Juan was founded in 1521 and served as a strategic military outpost during the colonial era, with forts like San Felipe del Morro protecting the island.
Efforts are underway to preserve Old San Juan’s architecture and reduce tourist impact, including waste management initiatives at key sites.
To navigate cobblestone streets and historic sites with ease.
Helps protect skin during outdoor segments of the tour.
summer specific
Useful for occasional rain showers common in spring.
spring specific
Staying hydrated in warm Puerto Rican weather is important.