LITTLE HAVANA FOOD & DANCE TOUR
Immerse yourself in the experience with this personalized tour, including a 30-minute salsa class at a local studio followed by a stop to grab a bite of what is arguably the best Cuban burger AKA “la frita”. Traverse down the road as you soak up the Cuban culture and art by local artist before stopping to take a break and enjoy the local’s lifeline “un cafecito” at a local gourmet coffee shop. What better to accompany your new caffeine fueled love than a guava pastelito, another Cuban delight of guava paste nestled in a flakey pocket that melts in your mouth with delight. A match made in heaven and one you definitely will never forget. Stroll past historic sites such as the Tower Theater and Domino Park before coming to an experience you are surely to appreciate; live Cuban hand rolled cigars right before your eyes. Ready in minutes for purchase and enjoyment.
Once you have witnessed one of Cuba’s greatest commodities first hand, our experienced guide will take you to sample the best mojito in town in a classic club which has been renovated to its glory days from the 1930’s to the 1950’s. Here you can polish off those new salsa moves with a little liquid courage and dance the day away. This is a personally curated tour like no other that will leave you wanting to come back for more. Come on and join us to dance, eat, and drink your troubles away a lo Cubano!
This tour includes: 30 minute salsa lesson, Cuban food & drinks, gourmet coffee & pastries, and fresh rolling cigar shop.
Little Havana Tour lasts 2.5 hours and is available every day.
*No charge for children not eating.
**All tastings are included in the price.
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Viviana is a wonderful, gracious and accommodating hostess. She worked with our schedule as we were only available for a few hours. We started with a fun salsa dance lesson, moved on to a wonderful mom n pop restaurant to try una frita cubana and a delicious sugar cane drink guarapo, which was fun to watch them make! From there we heard the neighborhood history and what is happening now. We really enjoyed the cafe cubano and the guava pastry! To top it all off, we ended at a cigar shop, the Cuban museo and enjoyed a monitor. The kids had a virgin mojito! My sister, daughters (ages 10 & 11) and I all had a great time. The kids LOVED the tour and want to come do it again the next time we’re in town!! The only problem was the tour was too short!
Jennifer
(review from Airbnb)
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We were staying at the Trump Doral and looking for something unique to do and the concierge recommended Vivanne and Miami Tours Little Havana tour. Tour was a big hit! Private Salsa lesson with Vivanne, Cuban burgers and Hatuey beers at El Rey De Las Fritas, coffee and pastry at La Colada Gourmet Coffee, Cigars and Mojitos at Guantnamera Cigars, stops at Tower Theater, Maximo Gomez park and Cuba Ocho Museum & Performing Arts Center. Ended the tour (and the night!) at the Ball & Chain for more mojito's and salsa dancing! Can't imagine a better way to experience all that Little Havana has to offer than a tour with Vivanne! If you only have time for one thing to do in Miami, this would be at the top of the list! We've done walking tours wherever we visit, Vivanne knocks it out of the park!
eof025
(review from TripAdvisor)
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Vivianne is amazing! Not only were we able to learn a little bit of salsa, but she took us out in Little Havana to have a cultural/artistic experience. It was great to know the history of the area and the food/beer was fantastic. My favorite part was Ball and Chain though- it felt a little bit like we were in a movie because there were such talented salsa dancers everywhere you looked. Everyone was friendly and I enjoyed being able to experience a small taste of the salsa community. If you want to experience Miami in a non-touristy way, you HAVE to do this tour!
Hayley
(review from Airbnb)
Take a trip back to a time when things were just simpler. Layback, relax, and let the history of the Little Havana neighborhood engulf you with its art and culture. The area, also known as Calle Ocho is a full on Cuban enclave.
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