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Great experience at Casa Bacardi. They do offer a few tours...the cheapest and shortest being their Legacy Tour which is about 50 monutes and costs $40. This takes you through the facility explaining the history of the Bacardi brand. You end the your tour in a tasting room sampling their limited and exclusive rare rum. This tour includes a token, which you can trade in for a signature drink the main bar area...valued at around $12. There are other tour options, longer and more expensive. An interesting option is the mixology tour which you are able to craft your own cocktails...that tour is $80. The main waiting area has a bar as well as a small food stall area, which they sell light snacks and eating options for purchase. There are lots of tables and various types of seating...a nice space to relax. There was also live music played when I visited at around 5pm on a Thursday. There is also an indoor area, called the Bat Cave, which is essentially a indoor bar with tables and chairs, for those who don't want to be outside. All staff throughout my visit were great...very friendly, patient and helpful. I did end up driving there due to my schedule and it was about a 25-minute drive from the Old San Juan area. There is a ferry you can take from the Old San Juan Cruise/Ferry port which connects you with a shuttle bus/van that takes you to Casa Bacardi.
I visited the Casa Bacardí Visitor Center in PR for the 2nd time,& it was a really fun & memorable experience. The 1st time wasn't so fun Viator.com (booking website) switched my tour time slot to a time I didn't choose @ checkout. Unfortunately, the staff didn't accommodate me (the tour time had passed)so I had to go the next day. Be wary if you're booking tours online through Viator.com that your time slot doesn't get changed or book directly through BACARDÍ.com. That was my mistake Viator.com is a 3rd party vendor. I was bamboozled & thought it was directly from Casa BACARDÍ . The property itself is gorg,photo op ready,& well-kept,and you can immediately tell you're stepping into a major part of rum history. The tour was informative w/o feeling too long or boring,& it gave a nice overview of how the rum is made & the brand's background. The staff was friendly & made the whole experience feel comfortable and relaxed. The tour guide was hilarious & kept the experience fun.There's also a nice gift shop if you want to bring something home or buy a souvenir. After & before (arrive @ least 15 mins. Earlier) your scheduled tour you can enjoy the lounge area. Maybe get a drink or 2 or just hang around & chill. The staff is very accommodating (@ your service),welcoming,& didn't make me feel rushed or like they wanted me to leave. Overall, it's a gr8 stop if you're visiting PR: educational, scenic, & fun, especially if you enjoy rum or just want a unique tourist experience.
This property is beautiful, the views are nice, and the tour experience is well organized. The cocktails were a highlight, and it was interesting learning more about the history of Bacardí and its connection to Puerto Rico. I recommend paying close attention when booking your tour time. My sister accidentally booked the wrong time slot, and unfortunately they didn't accommodate her. make sure to arrive at least 30 minutes early for check-in so they do not deny you entry. We did the Legacy Tour, which was pretty relaxed and casual...you can comfortably wear sandals. If you're booking one of the more premium experiences, you may want to check the dress expectations ahead of time since some tours are more formal. Overall, it was a fun experience, especially if you enjoy rum, cocktails, and learning a little local history.
We did the Founders Tour at Casa Bacardi and it was fantastic. Our guide, Adrian, made the whole experience memorable. He shared a lot of interesting history about the family and the property. We learned exactly how the rum is made, everything from the barrel origins and their whiskey distillery partnerships to the local fungi that grows around the aging facilities. It was also cool to find out they ship and bottle in Florida, and even generate their own electricity on-site. The tasting was the best part. It's wild how subtle additions like a coconut ice cube or a few coffee beans completely change the flavor profile of the rum. Great people, great drinks, and an awesome gift shop. We had perfect weather for it, too. I will definitely do this again.
I was last at Casa Bacardí in 2010 -- 16 years ago. With my son. This time my wife and I visited Casa Bacardí located appropriatest enough in an industrial zone east of the harbor entrance. We stopped on our way between the beach at Quebradillas and the airport, and were glad we did. The tour has changed in 16 years but the welcome was still warm and embracing. Everyone from the guard at the front gate to random workers were super helpful. We started in a pavilion waiting for outr tour to start. The cost of the tour gives you a token to a drink at the bar -- made with Bacardí of course. We decided to wait till after the tour for the drink. The tour was interesting. First a ride on a tram around the campus with Gabriela providing explanations, then we toured a museum which started with a short video followed by a walk through rooms with artifacts from the history of Bacaradí. The high point is an exact replica of the bar at the abandoned and collapsing Casa Bacardí in Havana. The tour by ended in the adjacent gift shop where you can buy Bacardí merch and special editions of rum. Then a walk back to the pavilion where my wife had a piña colada and I had daquirí. Lots of fun. If you have time, the Bacardí tour is well worth the time and the price of admission.
A very fun and informative short tour that concludes with a mixology course where an expert teaches the art of the Mojito and the daiquiri. Staff and service are friendly and knowledgeable on the rum making production process and Bacardi family history. The casa Bacardi grounds are actually on a wildlife preserve and you can expect to see some creatures roaming around. I think $90 is a little pricey for a 1.5 hr tour but I have no complaints and it was fun and it didn't eat up my whole day. Easy access by Uber directly to the grounds. You can also ferry in from San Juan but be sure to add a transfer option to your tour ticket for $15. This gets you from the pier to Casa Bacardi. Enjoy.
I took the Bacardí Maestro Tour, which came to about $105 with taxes. Overall, it was a good experience, although it felt a bit more commercialized than I expected. Our tour guide, Mira, was fantastic. She was knowledgeable, engaging, and really helped make the experience enjoyable. The tour itself was informative, and I appreciated learning more about the history and production process. The experience included one cocktail in the aging house and three tasting pours during the guided tasting. While I enjoyed everything that was included, I felt the overall experience was just okay for the price. The only disappointing part came at the end. After the tour concluded, I walked to the nearby restroom and was told I could no longer use it because the experience had ended and that I needed to use the restrooms back by the pavilion. It seemed like an unnecessary policy and felt a bit off-putting, which unfortunately took away from an otherwise enjoyable experience. Mira's excellent service was definitely the highlight of the tour, and without that awkward ending, I would have left with a much better overall impression.
its a non stop party in puerto rico from the moment you land, the pilot plays puerto rico reggaeton. Same thing here, non stop party when you enter, they give you a token that you can use for a welcome drink. I booked the chocolate pairing thinking it came with a chocolate for each rum type. You only get a chocolate for the last rum pairing. IMO, the chocolate and the last rum paired together tasted like merlot wine lol. I didnt finish my tasting bc I'm a weak sauce. I didnt want to act like that girl who cant handle her liquor so I didnt drink all of it. Honestly took a sip of each one and that was enough. I recommend just ubering because they drop you off infront of the bacardi distillery. The ferry drops you off far and you have to take a bus. You have to walk back there after and I just cant do it after taking shots on the tour. You do you but I would just uber. There's an uber stop infront of the bacardi house.
Adriana gave such a delightful, insightful, and fun tour. She gave such a fun tour with a personal touch: she compared each rum to a different type of bird, and really made it a lovely experience. The outdoor part was a little tougher because the vehicle was so shaky and noisy to hear everything. But Adriana, the crazy bird lady, made it wonderful.
During our vacation in San Juan, we wanted a different type of experience, so we booked the Casa Bacardi Legacy Tour at Casa BACARDI in Catano. Trip Advisor recommended arriving early to enjoy the welcome drink, and we are glad we followed that advice. The drink was excellent, and the on site grill gave us a chance to try some local cuisine before the tour began. There were also plenty of great photo opportunities around the welcome center, which we took full advantage of. Our tour started promptly with our guide, the very charismatic France. She mentioned she was new, but she carried herself like a seasoned professional. Her mix of humor and Bacardi history made the tour engaging and enjoyable. We saw the exterior of the factory, explored the museum with its artifacts and displays, and watched a short film about the company's legacy. At the end of the tour, we sampled premium Bacardi blends and then visited the gift shop. The tour lasted about an hour, which felt just right. The gift shop was well stocked with a wide range of items, including many varieties of rum. My only critique is that the shop does not accept cash, which is my preferred payment method. Even so, I purchased a nice Bacardi cigar ash tray with my credit card before we walked back to the welcome center. From there, we went to the ride share area and took an Uber to the Catano port, where we caught the short ferry across to Old San Juan. That spontaneous add on turned out to be a highlight. It was fun, scenic, only twenty minutes, and cost four dollars for two people. It was a great bargain. Overall, the Bacardi tour was fascinating, informative, and very enjoyable, thanks in large part to France and her energy. We left feeling like we truly understood the history of the rum and the company. It was absolutely worth it.
Such a fun experience at Casa Bacardi! Highly recommend the Mixology class! My friends and I booked the 5pm Mixology class during our trip to San Juan. I highly recommend arriving early -- you are served a welcome drink and can explore all of the art on the grounds. The tour started with a tram ride to see where the rum is aged and learn more about the company. We then entered a room where all of the mixology materials were set up. We learned to make 2 cocktails (my fav was the mojito) and had some time to enjoy our drinks. Our tour guide was very entertaining and knowledgeable! Highly recommend booking this activity in advance!
The good: I did the rum tasting tour, which was very informative, our tour guide was very educated. Very upbeat. The samples that were presented, were very elegant. Prior to the tour beginning we were given a token for a complimentary adult beverage. The bad: there were mixed reviews stating that minors were welcomed, however, the only place they were permitted was in The Pavilion. I purchased two tickets, however I went on the tour by myself while my wife stayed with our child. They did credit us for the unused ticket for the tour. My wife was permitted to use it for beverages and food at the kiosk. However the kiosks closed ridiculously early at 6:00 p.m., however the tour ended at 6:45. The bar also closed at 6:45 p.m. and if you didn't have a token you couldn't even purchase a beverage.
Casa Bacardí was a really enjoyable experience overall. You get a complimentary cocktail before the tour begins. Our tour guide was amazing--knowledgeable, engaging, and clearly passionate about the brand and its history. The tour itself offered a lot of great information about Bacardí and rum-making, and I appreciated learning more about the legacy behind it all. That said, I could've gone without the ride portion--it felt a bit rushed and she breezed through it quickly. Thankfully, the rum tasting more than made up for it. It was excellent, with even more history shared, and you also get a great buzz by the end. The gift shop was super cute and had plenty of fun souvenirs to choose from. Overall, it's definitely worth visiting if you're in Puerto Rico, especially for the tasting and the knowledgeable guides.
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26 days ago
Casa Bacardi was something else. First, the lady at the gate was grumpy and it was 10:38 when I arrived so maybe she needed more sleep. I noticed several people skipped the tour and did the drinks for X amount of dollars and visited the gift shop. The tour offered all the details on the making of rum and the history of Bacardi, and I was surprised that Bacardi is the largest privately held, family-owned spirits company in the world. Most impressive, especially in 2026 with all the buyouts and corporate mergers. If you have the opportunity, don't pass it up as everything is clean, organized and the staff is friendly and helpful. read more
Great experience at Casa Bacardi. They do offer a few tours...the cheapest and shortest being their Legacy Tour which is about 50 monutes and costs $40. This takes you through the facility explaining the history of the Bacardi brand. You end the your tour in a tasting room sampling their limited and exclusive rare rum. This tour includes a token, which you can trade in for a signature drink the main bar area...valued at around $12. There are other tour options, longer and more expensive. An interesting option is the mixology tour which you are able to craft your own cocktails...that tour is $80. The main waiting area has a bar as well as a small food stall area, which they sell light snacks and eating options for purchase. There are lots of tables and various types of seating...a nice space to relax. There was also live music played when I visited at around 5pm on a Thursday. There is also an indoor area, called the Bat Cave, which is essentially a indoor bar with tables and chairs, for those who don't want to be outside. All staff throughout my visit were great...very friendly, patient and helpful. I did end up driving there due to my schedule and it was about a 25-minute drive from the Old San Juan area. There is a ferry you can take from the Old San Juan Cruise/Ferry port which connects you with a shuttle bus/van that takes you to Casa Bacardi. read more
I visited the Casa Bacardí Visitor Center in PR for the 2nd time,& it was a really fun & memorable experience. The 1st time wasn't so fun Viator.com (booking website) switched my tour time slot to a time I didn't choose @ checkout. Unfortunately, the staff didn't accommodate me (the tour time had passed)so I had to go the next day. Be wary if you're booking tours online through Viator.com that your time slot doesn't get changed or book directly through BACARDÍ.com. That was my mistake Viator.com is a 3rd party vendor. I was bamboozled & thought it was directly from Casa BACARDÍ . The property itself is gorg,photo op ready,& well-kept,and you can immediately tell you're stepping into a major part of rum history. The tour was informative w/o feeling too long or boring,& it gave a nice overview of how the rum is made & the brand's background. The staff was friendly & made the whole experience feel comfortable and relaxed. The tour guide was hilarious & kept the experience fun.There's also a nice gift shop if you want to bring something home or buy a souvenir. After & before (arrive @ least 15 mins. Earlier) your scheduled tour you can enjoy the lounge area. Maybe get a drink or 2 or just hang around & chill. The staff is very accommodating (@ your service),welcoming,& didn't make me feel rushed or like they wanted me to leave. Overall, it's a gr8 stop if you're visiting PR: educational, scenic, & fun, especially if you enjoy rum or just want a unique tourist experience. read more
3 months ago
This property is beautiful, the views are nice, and the tour experience is well organized. The cocktails were a highlight, and it was interesting learning more about the history of Bacardí and its connection to Puerto Rico. I recommend paying close attention when booking your tour time. My sister accidentally booked the wrong time slot, and unfortunately they didn't accommodate her. make sure to arrive at least 30 minutes early for check-in so they do not deny you entry. We did the Legacy Tour, which was pretty relaxed and casual...you can comfortably wear sandals. If you're booking one of the more premium experiences, you may want to check the dress expectations ahead of time since some tours are more formal. Overall, it was a fun experience, especially if you enjoy rum, cocktails, and learning a little local history. read more
4 months ago
We did the Founders Tour at Casa Bacardi and it was fantastic. Our guide, Adrian, made the whole experience memorable. He shared a lot of interesting history about the family and the property. We learned exactly how the rum is made, everything from the barrel origins and their whiskey distillery partnerships to the local fungi that grows around the aging facilities. It was also cool to find out they ship and bottle in Florida, and even generate their own electricity on-site. The tasting was the best part. It's wild how subtle additions like a coconut ice cube or a few coffee beans completely change the flavor profile of the rum. Great people, great drinks, and an awesome gift shop. We had perfect weather for it, too. I will definitely do this again. read more
5 months ago
I was last at Casa Bacardí in 2010 -- 16 years ago. With my son. This time my wife and I visited Casa Bacardí located appropriatest enough in an industrial zone east of the harbor entrance. We stopped on our way between the beach at Quebradillas and the airport, and were glad we did. The tour has changed in 16 years but the welcome was still warm and embracing. Everyone from the guard at the front gate to random workers were super helpful. We started in a pavilion waiting for outr tour to start. The cost of the tour gives you a token to a drink at the bar -- made with Bacardí of course. We decided to wait till after the tour for the drink. The tour was interesting. First a ride on a tram around the campus with Gabriela providing explanations, then we toured a museum which started with a short video followed by a walk through rooms with artifacts from the history of Bacaradí. The high point is an exact replica of the bar at the abandoned and collapsing Casa Bacardí in Havana. The tour by ended in the adjacent gift shop where you can buy Bacardí merch and special editions of rum. Then a walk back to the pavilion where my wife had a piña colada and I had daquirí. Lots of fun. If you have time, the Bacardí tour is well worth the time and the price of admission. read more
A very fun and informative short tour that concludes with a mixology course where an expert teaches the art of the Mojito and the daiquiri. Staff and service are friendly and knowledgeable on the rum making production process and Bacardi family history. The casa Bacardi grounds are actually on a wildlife preserve and you can expect to see some creatures roaming around. I think $90 is a little pricey for a 1.5 hr tour but I have no complaints and it was fun and it didn't eat up my whole day. Easy access by Uber directly to the grounds. You can also ferry in from San Juan but be sure to add a transfer option to your tour ticket for $15. This gets you from the pier to Casa Bacardi. Enjoy. read more
2 months ago
I took the Bacardí Maestro Tour, which came to about $105 with taxes. Overall, it was a good experience, although it felt a bit more commercialized than I expected. Our tour guide, Mira, was fantastic. She was knowledgeable, engaging, and really helped make the experience enjoyable. The tour itself was informative, and I appreciated learning more about the history and production process. The experience included one cocktail in the aging house and three tasting pours during the guided tasting. While I enjoyed everything that was included, I felt the overall experience was just okay for the price. The only disappointing part came at the end. After the tour concluded, I walked to the nearby restroom and was told I could no longer use it because the experience had ended and that I needed to use the restrooms back by the pavilion. It seemed like an unnecessary policy and felt a bit off-putting, which unfortunately took away from an otherwise enjoyable experience. Mira's excellent service was definitely the highlight of the tour, and without that awkward ending, I would have left with a much better overall impression. read more
its a non stop party in puerto rico from the moment you land, the pilot plays puerto rico reggaeton. Same thing here, non stop party when you enter, they give you a token that you can use for a welcome drink. I booked the chocolate pairing thinking it came with a chocolate for each rum type. You only get a chocolate for the last rum pairing. IMO, the chocolate and the last rum paired together tasted like merlot wine lol. I didnt finish my tasting bc I'm a weak sauce. I didnt want to act like that girl who cant handle her liquor so I didnt drink all of it. Honestly took a sip of each one and that was enough. I recommend just ubering because they drop you off infront of the bacardi distillery. The ferry drops you off far and you have to take a bus. You have to walk back there after and I just cant do it after taking shots on the tour. You do you but I would just uber. There's an uber stop infront of the bacardi house. read more
7 months ago
Adriana gave such a delightful, insightful, and fun tour. She gave such a fun tour with a personal touch: she compared each rum to a different type of bird, and really made it a lovely experience. The outdoor part was a little tougher because the vehicle was so shaky and noisy to hear everything. But Adriana, the crazy bird lady, made it wonderful. read more
3 months ago
During our vacation in San Juan, we wanted a different type of experience, so we booked the Casa Bacardi Legacy Tour at Casa BACARDI in Catano. Trip Advisor recommended arriving early to enjoy the welcome drink, and we are glad we followed that advice. The drink was excellent, and the on site grill gave us a chance to try some local cuisine before the tour began. There were also plenty of great photo opportunities around the welcome center, which we took full advantage of. Our tour started promptly with our guide, the very charismatic France. She mentioned she was new, but she carried herself like a seasoned professional. Her mix of humor and Bacardi history made the tour engaging and enjoyable. We saw the exterior of the factory, explored the museum with its artifacts and displays, and watched a short film about the company's legacy. At the end of the tour, we sampled premium Bacardi blends and then visited the gift shop. The tour lasted about an hour, which felt just right. The gift shop was well stocked with a wide range of items, including many varieties of rum. My only critique is that the shop does not accept cash, which is my preferred payment method. Even so, I purchased a nice Bacardi cigar ash tray with my credit card before we walked back to the welcome center. From there, we went to the ride share area and took an Uber to the Catano port, where we caught the short ferry across to Old San Juan. That spontaneous add on turned out to be a highlight. It was fun, scenic, only twenty minutes, and cost four dollars for two people. It was a great bargain. Overall, the Bacardi tour was fascinating, informative, and very enjoyable, thanks in large part to France and her energy. We left feeling like we truly understood the history of the rum and the company. It was absolutely worth it. read more
Such a fun experience at Casa Bacardi! Highly recommend the Mixology class! My friends and I booked the 5pm Mixology class during our trip to San Juan. I highly recommend arriving early -- you are served a welcome drink and can explore all of the art on the grounds. The tour started with a tram ride to see where the rum is aged and learn more about the company. We then entered a room where all of the mixology materials were set up. We learned to make 2 cocktails (my fav was the mojito) and had some time to enjoy our drinks. Our tour guide was very entertaining and knowledgeable! Highly recommend booking this activity in advance! read more
3 months ago
The good: I did the rum tasting tour, which was very informative, our tour guide was very educated. Very upbeat. The samples that were presented, were very elegant. Prior to the tour beginning we were given a token for a complimentary adult beverage. The bad: there were mixed reviews stating that minors were welcomed, however, the only place they were permitted was in The Pavilion. I purchased two tickets, however I went on the tour by myself while my wife stayed with our child. They did credit us for the unused ticket for the tour. My wife was permitted to use it for beverages and food at the kiosk. However the kiosks closed ridiculously early at 6:00 p.m., however the tour ended at 6:45. The bar also closed at 6:45 p.m. and if you didn't have a token you couldn't even purchase a beverage. read more
Casa Bacardí was a really enjoyable experience overall. You get a complimentary cocktail before the tour begins. Our tour guide was amazing--knowledgeable, engaging, and clearly passionate about the brand and its history. The tour itself offered a lot of great information about Bacardí and rum-making, and I appreciated learning more about the legacy behind it all. That said, I could've gone without the ride portion--it felt a bit rushed and she breezed through it quickly. Thankfully, the rum tasting more than made up for it. It was excellent, with even more history shared, and you also get a great buzz by the end. The gift shop was super cute and had plenty of fun souvenirs to choose from. Overall, it's definitely worth visiting if you're in Puerto Rico, especially for the tasting and the knowledgeable guides. read more
This was such a unique experience and an absolute must-do if you're in San Juan! We did the mixology class, which included learning how to make two different cocktails. Violetta, our instructor/guide, was extremely knowledgeable and passionate about BACARDÍ, which made the class even more enjoyable. The grounds were beautiful with plenty of spots to take pictures and relax. I'd love to come back and try the Founder's Experience next time. My only criticism is that they told us to arrive 30 minutes early, but there ended up being a lot of downtime. The actual class started more than 20 minutes after our reservation time. read more
I along with a group of friends booked a mixology class here. What a great experience this was! Be sure to arrive early enough to enjoy your complimentary welcome drink! After enjoying our complimentary drinks we were taken on a tour around the distillery learning about the history of Bacardi. The tour shows us all around and then drops us off where the mixology class takes place. During the class we made several drinks that were all delicious and seemed to increase in strength lol. They provide everything you need to make the drinks and the instructor was very informative. My friends definitely enjoyed the class and left feeling quite lovely. Would definitely recommend! read more
We took the Bacardi legacy tour - At the time it was $45 each. We arrived at the gate a bit early - and were not allowed to enter the property until 30 minutes before our tour started. I think a lot of people either take ubers or the ferry from the Old San Juan area. We drove the rental car. The tour starts outside at the white roofed building where the friendly staff check your registration information and get you lined up for the tour you pad for - you can do the long tour for $89 or the mixology class for $89. Or the legacy tour for the half price. We were quickly outfitted with our wristbands and a complimentary drink token. We cashed those in and opted for the upgrade drinks for a couple more dollars. The drinks were made very well and some with flair! We had time to drink and meet some new friends from Michigan while taking pictures. After which they herd you to the carts and take you on a pretty short but informative tour where they tell you about the property and the business conducted in each of the buildings. After the cart park you go inside and begin the walking tour, then a 7 minute video telling the history of the business and family. Next you get to taste a special flavr that you can only get there - and you can purchase the products at a great price along with all kinds of swag - and that is pretty much it. I am glad we went and our guide was fantastic! I regret not picking up the bottle of 10 there - the price at the airport was about $20 more. read more
6 months ago
This was a super fun time. We did the mixology class which kicked off with a complimentary drink at the bar while we waited for things to start. We rode a trolley over to the mixology class, and learned the history of Bacardi along the way. Our guide was fun and informative, and made the whole experience extremely entertaining. We learned how to make two different cocktails with two different types of Bacardi. The class kicked off with a cheers of one of their most premium Bacardi blends, which really got us all in the party mode. We made a version of a mojito, and another very floral drink which was also good. We had ample time to take photos up at the front, and were able to take our drinks to go with us once the experience was over. If you're looking for a place to turn up and have some fun I'd come here and do the mixology class for sure! read more
4 months ago
1 year ago
My friends and I had so much fun doing this tour! We chose the mixology class tour and everyone gets a welcome cocktail. There was a set menu of cocktails that you can get with options to upgrade your cocktail at a cost. While you wait for your tour guide, you get to enjoy the cocktail and lounge around the waiting area which is where you can take a photo of the "Casa Bacardi" sign made of barrels. Anywho, we took a small tour to the distillery prior to the mixology class where we had a chance to sample some rum. Our tour guide - wish I remembered her name - was SO entertaining and hospitable. We absolutely loved her and she was also our mixology teacher. After the class, we headed to the gift shop and then back to the waiting area where there was a food truck which was nice because we were all getting hungry by the end of the tour. We had such a great experience here and the drinks were really good. Highly recommend doing this tour! read more
1 year ago
I booked this tour the day of my birthday. I woke up feeling a little down but decided to get out and explore. I arrived an hour early just in case something went wrong or if I ran into traffic... and just my luck it was beauxcoup traffic! The two parking lots I got to were full and by the time I got to the 2nd one, I was late getting to the ferry. I decided to call the reservation line and ask if I could reschedule. The guy I spoke to was very kind. He text me directions to the factory and refunded me the ferry fee that I paid online. I was literally about to cry. I arrived in enough time to check in, get my drink and use the ladies room. Once they call your wrist band color, you board the trolley/bus and the tour guide takes you around the bldg for a quick history lesson on the company. Then you head inside and get a tour of the inside and how the company started. The video that was shown was very informative. Towards the end you will get to taste one of the Bacardi rums. Even though it was my bday, I opted not to indulge. The tour goes by pretty fast. We ended at the gift shop. Which is where I went a little insane. Lol read more
10 months ago
It's my first time visiting Casa Bacardi, and it was a very good experience from the driving to the sitting down to order a drinks. The bartenders were super nice and they were . I love the Mojito they made for me and my daughter took another cocktail, my husband got an old-fashioned; later we went in the tram to visit the plant and the museum. We visited the store people was very nice, but I wish there was more to see how they prepare the rum , but they have an offer that tour since Covid, so we do that.. read more
This was on my to-do list while visiting Puerto Rico and I'm happy we got to experience their legacy tour. Now I know how to properly say "Bacardi". The price was around $40 to learn about the legacy and history of Bacardi and where it came from. I felt like I had a better understanding and learning of this family owned business. This experience made me like Bacardi a bit more than I already did. Plus their property grounds is so cool just to hangout and enjoy the bar. Looks of area to take pictures in and just enjoy your time. You can even buy a bottle of Special Bacardi, pour it yourself, and have your name engraved on it. Like I mentioned, I'm glad I tried it once, I don't need to try it again. Personal Review: 7.1/10 read more
With the wide range of tasting and tour options, we were really excited to choose what was best for us and what we wanted from our visit to Casa Bacardí! We opted to do the Rum Tasting Tour, which included a guided tour of the grounds, and the opportunity to learn about the history of Bacardí while tasting/sampling 4 different types of rum and some chocolate. It was a really interactive rum tasting, with lots of opportunity to ask questions about all things rum. We were a pretty big tour group, but this didn't take from the experience at all - if anything it made it better! I would definitely recommend this as something to do on a visit to San Juan! Whether you're traveling solo, a group trip, a baecation... This will be a great activity at add to the itinerary. read more
1 year ago
Pros: tour and drinks Cons: no one return phone calls, out of a lot of specialty items Food sold was ok. Almost everything is fried. Drinks and tour were nice. Tasting was fun. Gotta check it out one time. read more
11 months ago
The team at Casa Bacardi is so joyful and just a pleasure the be around. The estate is so stunning. But I did a tour and it felt rushed, with gimmicks, and just missing an added immersion that vintage distilleries deserve. The drinks were yummy and the rum is great but there is just something missing read more
We did the mixology class and it was such a cool experience! Making the drinks was pretty straightforward. You get three drinks total, including the welcome drink, with the option to buy more at the bar if you want. Overall, a great time with friends. read more
1 year ago
This was a last minute stop, as the weather going to cooperate with our original plans. Did the mixology class and it was so much fun. We're so happy we booked this. We got brief history about Bacardi and about the cocktails we were making. The instructor made it so much fun. Now I'm a mojito pro. Highly suggest as a must do while on the island. read more
10 months ago
It's ok not what ibwas expecting. This place is for tourists of course. They overcharge for everything. The tasting was ok but I would not recommend for 80$. The place was nice and the people are nice but the distillery itself is just ok. I have seen better and worse. If you just want to go see then I would recommend but be ready to pay for a just ok experience. read more
1 year ago
This is actually my second visit to both the island and Bacardi. Obviously, I liked it enough to return. On the first visit, I just did the tasting, but this visit, I took the Mixology Class. They try to make getting there pretty easy, but if you're coming on your own from the cruise port, be mindful of the time. If you buy tickets through the BACARDÍ site, they tell you which ferry you should take to make it in time, and you need to follow this because the ferry is infrequent and then you need to hop a shuttle to the factory. Also, try to leave time before or after your tour to visit the food booth by the rest rooms. Great Mofongo. Onto the visit itself, friendly tour guide and host/teacher for the class. The extent of my bartending skill is grabbing a can from a fridge. But the instructor here did a great job of explaining everything, and I was actually impressed by the two drinks I made. You get one full size drink at the visitor's center with the ticket and then you make two full sized in the class, so I was probably a bit too relaxed on my schedule and got back to the ship later than I intended. One other suggestion I will make is to get the exclusive bottle of rum. You can dip it and engrave the bottle for an extra charge, which is cool, but even without it, it's good rum and has a nice box that it comes in. read more
1 month ago
Casa Bacardi WAS AN EXPERIENCE I'D TRY over and over again. The excitement starts from the moment you enter the premises and you're greeted by the rum factories in the background, the beautiful grounds, amazing bar a few steps away from check-in, and the tour buses lined up to show you around. After checking-in, we were given a complimentary drink to which we paid a few dollars extra to order a flavored mojito. The drink was refreshing, not too strong but a good way to sample their rum. Next, we boarded the bus with Julie (I truly hope that's her name because she was excellent) She was funny, informative, and the best hostess for the mixology class-she was a great time! After making a traditional mojito and learning the essentials of rum pairing, I walked away ready to stack up my bar with a few bottles and host some game nights lol Definitely worth the experience! read more
1 year ago
I did the Legacy Rum Tasting Tour here, which was $80 a person. When you check-in, they hand you a Bacardi coin which you can use to get a free Bacardi cocktail when you arrive. I recommend coming a little earlier before the tour so you can enjoy your cocktail, take pictures with the Bacardi mural and sign, and/or use the restroom. The first part of the tour is on a trolley ride around the distillery campus. Then we actually enter into one of the Bacardi buildings, where they discuss the history and legacy of the founders of Bacardi and the distillation process and ingredients used. They mention that the fruit bat is the logo since there were many fruit bats above the first distillery building. Also, fruit bats were a symbol of fortune, healthy, and family stability. Towards the end of the tour, we did a rum tasting of their various bottles, including the Bacardi Reserva Ocho, a limited edition bottle. After the rum tasting, they end the tour at the gift shop where you can purchase Bacardi rum, apparel, and even customized a bottle of Bacardi. read more
3 months ago
We did the rum tasting tour. It was great! The complimentary cocktails at the beginning were good, the Cuba Libre was ok but the mojito was perfect. The campus is beautiful. Our tour guide, Nyiev(sp?) was amazing. Recommend. read more
2 years ago
We spent NYE on the beautiful island of Puerto Rico. We purchased tickets online for the Bacardi MIXOLOGY CLASS. The tour includes one welcome cocktail and a guided tour bus to the Visitor Center. During the class we were able to do a step by step walk through of two cocktails. We added on the ferry pass at checkout. Ferry is located a few steps from cruise area. Tour rating: 100/10. we enjoyed EVERY single moment PRICE: $80.00 + tax | Duration: 75 minutes Our tour guide was very lively and made the experience enjoyable. read more
We didn't stay long at Bacardi, but enjoyed the exact experience we wanted. The tours cost a little more than what we had budgeted, so we decided to sidle up to the bar and get a flight of rum. The bartender walked us through each pour, and we had a very nice time doing that, making a great alternative option to a full tour. While we sipped pina coladas, we gazed upon the beautiful grounds. Coming from Kentucky, and bourbon country, it was very different to be at a rum distillery. That said, the people were just as friendly as in KY, but also excited to be at this historic site. As a bonus, they have a fully marked menu and good food! I very much enjoyed our pork dish. I highly recommend going to Bacardi, even if you don't do a tour. It's a pretty cool visit. Also - make sure you think about how you get here! We took an Uber, which was easy and fairly inexpensive in the morning from Condado. read more
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