Rum Tours in Puerto Rico, 4 Ways

1.Rum Tasting Tour at Casa BACARDÍ in Puerto Rico

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 1,095 reviews · from $89Our pick

Meet your Bacardí host at the Cataño pavilion for a welcome cocktail, chocolate pairing, and four premium rum samples. Guides such as Alexandra, Itzy, Gabriella, and Will explain Bacardí’s history, distilling, and aging. A short trolley ride shows the grounds, but production buildings are viewed from outside.

“Interesting, I always wondered where that particular flavor in rum came from, now I know. Our tour guide was awesome 😉”

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2.Rum Craft Cocktail Tour in San Juan

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 373 reviews · from $64Best value

Walk Old San Juan at sunset with a bilingual local guide, stopping at three bars for three rum cocktails. Guides such as Pablo, Alberto, Claudia, Pedro, Gwen, and Danny add history, humor, and local tips. The two-hour tour visits historic streets, a 1753 chapel, and San Juan Bautista Cathedral in a group of 10 or fewer.

“The experience was awesome! Alberto was so pleasant, funny, and knowledgeable. The drinks were strong and delicious and the walk around town was a beautiful experience. 10 out of 10!”

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3.Ron del Barrilito Rum Tasting Skip-the-Line Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 192 reviews · from $91

Visit Ron del Barrilito’s Hacienda Santa Ana in Bayamón for a welcome cocktail, a guided look at the family estate and rum-making operation, and a tutored tasting of four rums, including the exclusive Cuatro Estrellas and rare Cinco Estrellas. Guides such as Tim, Coco, Marjorie, and Octavio bring the story to life.

“Great tour guide! Just wish we had more time and more things to see. Also, more entertainment would have been nice. Overall I enjoyed the Rum and the history behind it.”

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4.Bio Bay Magic and Rum Tasting Tour from San Juan

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 152 reviews · from $250

From San Juan, ride through Puerto Rico’s central mountains to Ponce for barrel rum tasting, then continue to La Parguera for tacos, a sunset boat trip, and a swim in glowing bioluminescent water. Guides such as Steven and Cruz are known for lively island commentary. Expect roughly 9 to 10 hours, much of it on the road.

“There is a lot of driving involved in getting to the right location, but it is worth it. The food was delicious, and the bio bay was magical. It was crazy to swim in the bay and see your body glow with the bioluminescence.”

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