easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; some walking involved
Discover the vibrant flavors and rhythms of Little Havana on this guided food tour with Magic City Adventures. From authentic dishes to lively music, it’s a colorful dive into Cuban culture right in Miami. Join this adventure to savor traditional Cuban cuisine, watch cigars being rolled by master artisans, and dance to salsa beats in a neighborhood bursting with life and history.
For all ages! • Starting rate $750 • 4 Hours
Experience the vibrant culture of Little Havana in style with luxurious transportation. Savor traditional Cuban dishes, indulge in artisanal ice cream, and witness a master cigar roller at work. Enjoy a refreshing mojito while dancing to lively music at the iconic Ball and Chain, making unforgettable memories in this lively neighborhood.
4 Hours - $750 Each additional guest - $75 Kids under 4 years are free
Luxurious transportation. Travel like a VIP through Little Havana in our stylish, comfortable and luxury vehicles. Walk down Calle Ocho, the main street in Little Havana, and explore its vibrant Cuban culture.
Tuck into traditional Cuban dishes like croquetas and empanadas, and indulge your sweet tooth with the finest ice cream from Azucar. Known for its artisanal ice cream and sorbets made with fresh, local ingredients. Sink your teeth into the best Cuban sandwiches from the best Cuban restaurant in Little Havana, made with fresh ingredients and pressed to perfection.
Watch in wonder as a master cigar roller skillfully creates a work of art at the Cigar Factory. Experience the best of Little Havana with a mojito cocktail, a delicious drink that is sure to transport you to Cuba while you enjoy the lively music at the Dancing Ball and Chain, where you can dance the day away to a mix of Cuban and Latin American genres. From salsa to rumba and many more.
Comfortable clothing and shoes
Streets are lively and involve some walking, so wear comfortable shoes.
Some local vendors and small shops may prefer cash or have limited card options.
Miami’s southern sun can be intense; carry water and wear sunscreen.
Engage with local artisans and community members respectfully.
Little Havana has been a hub for Cuban immigrants since the 1960s, fostering a vibrant community rich in tradition and resilience.
Efforts are underway to preserve the neighborhood’s cultural landmarks while promoting sustainable tourism practices.
Sturdy shoes help you navigate the lively streets comfortably.
Protects your head from direct sun during outdoor moments.
summer specific
Protects your skin during outdoor activities.
spring|summer|fall specific
Stay hydrated as you walk through busy neighborhoods.