RUM DAYS · GUIDED
Every trip has one free day too few. These 12 guided rum tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Tour Roulaison Distilling Co in New Orleans, learn how rum is made, and taste five pours in an intimate one-hour visit.
“The tour was very informative. We learned a lot and enjoyed the tasting as well. The tour guide was great.”
Review of Puerto Plata’s 4-hour city tour with rum, fortress, Umbrella Street, amber, local markets, port pickup, and bilingual guides.
“Nestor was a great guide. He was very informative and patient. Starting off the first stop with the rum tour really relaxed our tour group and we all became family by the end. We were picked up close to our cruise terminal. Note that it is a bit Read more”
Review of Punta Cana’s 5-hour guided bar crawl, with five Bavaro stops, rum shot, hotel transfers, local bars, karaoke, and live music.
“Jose was the best , we started late because my group of 8 couldn't get it together. Jose patiently waited on us and started the tour . He explained which bars and areas we would be traveling to. Overall great experience and go value we had a blast”
Explore Altun Ha, sample Belizean rum, and photograph the Belize sign on a small-group tour from Belize City.
“Our guide Percy went above and beyond to ensure we enjoyed our tour. He was incredibly knowledgeable and well prepared. He had interesting stories and extensive historical knowledge. We couldn't have had a better guide, Percy is the best.”
Tour Roulaison Distillery in New Orleans, meet rum makers, learn the craft, and taste five local rums in a small one-hour group.
“This was a highly educational tour of rum and an extremely delicious tasting of New Orleans rum. Highly recommend to do an activity off the beaten path. It will not disappoint! For all rum lovers, this is a fun activity.”
Tour Sampan distillery near Hoi An, taste three medal-winning rums, learn about Vietnamese sugar cane, and judge whether $29 is worth it.
“Great Way To Kill a Hour or Two, Run By Very Nice Couple Of French Guys Who Are Friendly And Very Talented Having Started Off The Distillery Themselves, And You Do a Rhum Tasting At The End. So Don't Ride Your Bike There haha, Highly Recommended”
Tour Pedro St. James, watch a 3D history film, enjoy Cayman rum, and take in ocean views for $35. Know the transport limits first.
“The tour of the castle was very informative and our guide was very thorough!!!! The film was fun and the view is spectacular!!!”
Review of Punta Cana’s Bella Mare shopping tour, with cigars, chocolate, rum, coffee, souvenirs, transport, pricing, and booking tips.
“We were never shown a tour or how cigars are made...it was basically being shown the display of cigars and then haggling over prices and then we were taken to a souvenir shop with no prices and were overcharged on everything, essentially because we’re American and where we were staying. I would normally never say that, but it was clear he thought we had brought all kinds of money to spend and increased all prices on cigars and souvenirs. I paid $150 for souvenirs that are probably worth $30. It was in a very sketchy part of town also, which didn’t help. I just paid the money so we could…”
Explore Gran Canaria’s bananas, rum, coffee, wine, and mojo on a full-day guided tour with tastings and hotel pickup options.
“The tour takes you all over and it was unsettling to arrive at San Augustín shopping center after having travelled an hour from Las Palmas just to drive back in the direction that I came and beyond the hotel that I was staying. However, It was an enjoyable experience with great information. Tom speaks many languages but it was a lot to keep up with his tandem translations.”
Tour Sicily’s first rum distillery, learn how sugar cane becomes spirits, and taste five products with Modica chocolate.
“Il proprietario e la moglie due persone squisite ! Lui ci ha spiegato fino al minimo dettaglio il processo della distillazione! Degustazione fantastica! Straconsigliato”
Tour Sarina Sugar Shed’s rum distillery, learn how cane becomes rum, and taste exclusive rum and liqueurs for $13 in 30 minutes.
“Friendly, extremely energetic, enthusiastic and knowledgeable staff ensured everything was explained or demonstrated in a professional and easy to understand manner. Naming all of the equipment personalised the demonstration and made it easier to remember each item. The tour and taste testing was great. Thanks for informing the audience about sugar from farm to prelate, in such an easy manner. An outstanding tour for all ages.”
Review of Punta Cana’s $5 Dominican shopping tour with rum, cigar, chocolate, coffee, jewelry, crafts, tastings, and hotel pickup.
“Would greatly recommend this activity to anyone. Would definitely come again when I visit back. Good tour guide, rum was good, chocolate was amazing, cigar was so smooth. And their gift shop is on the cheaper side so my wife got so many souvenirs”
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