RUM DAYS · USA RUM TOURS
American rum runs from Hawaiian cane-juice stills to Key West and the Florida coast. The 14 below cover the working distilleries, the tasting rooms and the pirate-history evenings, with prices and the 21-and-over rules that come with them.
Snorkel Key West’s living reef, then enjoy rum punch, reggae, and sunset views aboard a spacious catamaran for $59.95.
“Everything was good but no rum in punch my wife n I had 6 and 10 drinks apiece n we are lightweights we should have walked off like Capt jack sparrow”
Tour Kō Hana Distillers in Kunia, taste Hawaiian agricole rum, see heirloom sugar cane, and take home a souvenir glass for $25.
“Fun and interesting Something a little different… Really cool souvenirs in the gift shop. The tour guide was super friendly.”
Review of St. Augustine’s adults-only Black Raven pirate cruise, with live comedy, sea shanties, river views, bar prices, parking tips, and value advice.
“Would 100% do this again with how great of an experience they delivered. Highly recommend booking the evening trip for 21+. Bartender was amazing as well and took care of us all 🙌🏻”
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.”
Cruise Newport Harbor aboard the historic Rum Runner II for mansion views, harbor history, and a lively 75-minute trip from Bannister’s Wharf.
“We were new to the area, there to attend the Newport Jazz Festival. We decided to check out other activities going on in the area, and we decided to book this boat 🚢 tour. We were running late and they called to make sure we going to make the tour. The weather was nice and it was a beautiful day to be out on the water touring the historic area and seeing all the yachts and boats. Captain and tour guide were great! Complimentary water served onboard.”
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 Old San Juan landmarks, visit Casa Bacardi, learn rum-making history, and enjoy a cocktail on this four-hour Puerto Rico experience.
“They canceled my tour and I wasn’t notified. I spent time and money going to the meeting place with my daughter and called them, and that’s how I found out it was canceled.”
Review of Newport’s Rum Runner II sunset cruise, with harbor views, Castle Hill Lighthouse, Fort Adams, pricing, parking, and booking tips.
“Nice open air boat with friendly captain and first mate. Lovely tour of the harbor with some light info on the sights. Complimentary ginger ale or water if you do not purchase alcoholic drinks.”
Review of Little Havana Miami’s 75-minute tour with cigar rolling, cafecito, guava pastry, refugee stories, rum, hats, and classic cars.
“Our group of 4 enjoyed the tour along with the pastries, coffee, and rum. Ralph was very knowledgeable and provided us with a lot of great historical facts as we toured. It was great to see how the cigars were made!”
Review of Little Havana's rum and cigar tour: handmade cigars, rum tastings, Cuban bites, local stories, practical tips, and value.
“Bethany was awesome !! She was engaging with everyone in our group and gave the perfect amount of detail to keep everyone interested while not boring us. This was a 5 start tour!”
Explore Little Havana through cigar rolling, premium rum, Cuban coffee, mojitos, local stories, and a two-hour guided walk.
“El guía, Hugo, una persona estupenda. Maravillosas explicaciones históricas sobre el producto cubano y el entramado político que hubo por detrás. Una experiencia 100% recomendable.”
Review the Rhum Runner Aqua Park in Marathon, Florida, with pricing, timing, age rules, safety tips, value advice, and what to expect.
Review of Little Havana’s 75-minute family shops tour, with cigar rolling, guayaberas, cafecito, pastry, classic cars, murals, and rum.
“It was a great tour. Learned a lot about the history and the family. Our guide was great. There was a lot of fun.”
Learn cigar rolling, sample three Cuban rums, and enjoy Cuban snacks on this private Little Havana tasting tour.
“The Tour Guide, Christine, accompanied by someone else, was extremely knowledgeable and well prepared... I even learned the unexpected such as finding out that there were paintings made out of cigar leaves! I had never heard of that Read more”
Pick an island, a still house or a bar stool.
