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Established in 1862, Casa Bacardi, also known as the Cathedral of Rum, is the largest rum distillery in the world.  Visiting Casa Bacardi is one of the best places to visit in Puerto Rico , offering visitors a variety of experiences sure to change the way you taste rum.  The distillery is located on the historic San Juan Bay right across from Old San Juan, located in the municipality of Cataño, about a 30-minute drive from the capital city of San Juan.   The gift shop is one of the highlights of the experience, you can purchase rums exclusively sold there.   

Tours to Casa Bacardi Distillery

Rum tasting tour.

Learn how to taste rum the right way and become a rum maestro! In this guided tour, you will have the opportunity to taste BACARDÍ’s premium rums, accompanied by a chocolate pairing.  You will also learn about the history of the world’s most-awarded rum .

Duration of Tour: 75 minutes.

The cost for the class is $75.00 plus tax and includes:

• One welcome cocktail at the Pavilion
• A trolley ride around the site
• Learn about the history of our rum while visiting the Bacardi Family Museum
• Sample four premium rums paired with locally made artisanal chocolate.
• Gift Shop access

Tasting times are 10:00 a.m. | 12:00 p.m. | 2:00 p.m. | 4:00 p.m.

Mixology Class at Casa Bacardi

In this fun and interactive class, you will learn how to create the perfect Mojito and Shaken Piña Colada while learning about the history of these cocktails and some cool bar tricks and skills!

Duration of Tour:   75 minutes.

• One welcome cocktail at the Pavilion  
• A trolley ride around the site 
• Learn about the history of our rum while visiting the Bacardi  Family Museum
• Learn how to make your Mojito & hand-shaken Piña Colada BACARDÍ style!

Class times:  10:30 a.m. | 12:30 p.m. | 2:30 p.m. | 4:30 p.m.

Legacy Tour  at Casa Bacardi

Travel through time at the Casa BACARDÍ Legacy Tour! Discover the Bacardi family heritage and become part of our legacy by getting to know the World’s Most-Aawarded Premium Rum .  Enjoy craft cocktails at our iconic Pavilion and live the unforgettable experience of tasting the exclusive Casa BACARDÍ Special Reserve, not found anywhere else in the World.

Duration of Tour: 45 minutes.

The cost for the class is $30.00 plus tax and includes:

• Movie at the Bacardi Visitor Center
• Taste of the Casa BACARDÍ Special Reserve at the Havana bar

Tour times  are 11:15 a.m. | 12:15 p.m. | 1:15 p.m. | 2:15 p.m. | 3:15 p.m. | 4:15 p.m.

Getting to Bacardi Distillery

Driving there: If you have a rental car and prefer to drive, take PR-22 west out of San Juan for about 3 miles to the Cantaño exit, Road 165.  Drive approximately 2 more miles (you’ll see the plant in the distance off to the right) and turn right at the Intersection with Road 888, at the Bay View Industrial Park in Cantaño.  Turn left at the Bacardi entrance and continue for approximately 1/2 mile to the visitor parking lot.

Taxis to Casa Bacardi Rum Distillery:   There are plenty of taxis in the tourist areas of San Juan, it is about a 25-minute ride.  Always ask the price and agree upon it before getting into the taxi. 

Ferry from Old San Juan –  You may take the ferry from Old San Juan to Cataño, it is a small ferry boat mostly used by business commuters and is low cost.  After arriving in Cataño, there should be taxi drivers at the ferry terminal that will take you to Casa Bacardi.  Be advised that at times the ferry may be late or unreliable depending on weather, boat mechanical conditions, and availability.  We recommend you buy the tickets in advance and arrive at least an hour in advance, so you can double-check if the ferry is running on time, if you encounter any issues, you will still have the option to take a taxi to Casa Bacardi.  We recommend you take a taxi to avoid any inconvenience.   More information on the Cataño / Old San Juan ferry

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Casa Bacardi is the largest rum distillery in the world, producing the most popular and heavily awarded brand of premium rum. It’s a popular day trip for the more than 1 million cruise ship visitors that land in San Juan’s port every year, though it’s easier and cheaper to visit on your own. 

Rum has become synonymous with the Puerto Rico thanks to its famous drink, the pina colada. In fact, there are a handful of rums that make up “ Rums of Puerto Rico ,” an organization meant to highlight the centuries-old distilling process and showcase local rums of the island, including Bacardi. 

The other distillery you can visit is Hacienda Santa Anna, associated with the rum Ron del Barrilito . Bacardi is better known, however, and the tour has a lot to offer guests, from historical facts to a special reserve rum only available for sale at the factory.

Whether you’re a tourist or a local, I highly recommend a visit. Here’s everything you need to know to plan your trip to Casa Bacardi.  

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About the Casa Bacardi and the Bacardi Factory

Bacardi was originally founded by Facundo Bacardi Masso in the late 1800s. The brand originated in Cuba but established distilleries in Puerto Rico and Mexico in the 1930’s.

Today, the factory in Cataño, Puerto Rico is the largest premium rum distillery in the world and is located about 20 minutes from Old San Juan. It’s easily accessible by Uber, taxi or rental car. Public transport isn’t great in Puerto Rico so I wouldn’t advise it. 

The factory was christened by the governor of Puerto Rico as the “Cathedral of Rum” in 1958. It’s also the only place in the world where you can buy their special reserve rum, sold for $85 a bottle. As a cool bonus, you can fill and seal the bottle yourself. This makes a great souvenir for any spirit lovers in your life. 

Bacardí ages its rum for a minimum 1 year, and for up to 16 years. It’s the wood of the barrels that gives the rum its aroma, color and flavor. After 16 years the barrels are retired and used for fertilizer or compost.

Rum is a distilled spirit, with charcoal filtering the alcohol. The different types of labels are made by blending different ages. For instance, the distillery adds water to the blending and brings it down to 80 proof, which is 40% alcohol per volume. 

Fun fact: Bacardi also makes beer, but it’s currently only available in the Florida markets.

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History behind the Bacardi logo

The fruit bat that has become synonymous with Bacardi has a story behind it. Facundo’s wife, Amalia, saw fruit bats in the family’s warehouse when they were first starting the business.

Traditionally, bats were considered a symbol of good luck (this was pre-Twilight series). Amalia knew this was a sign and that the bat was meant to be the symbol of Bacardi, and an essential element of the family legacy. 

The bats were intended to ward off misfortune. They also turned out to be practical, helping the process along by pollinating sugar cane and eating any bugs that threaten the crop.

Today, the Bacardi bat is one of the most recognizable product logos on the market. 

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Hours of operation at Casa Bacardi

The factory is open daily from 9am to 4:30pm, with tours starting and ending at 9:15am and 4:15pm and running about every half hour. The factory tour takes roughly an hour total, and you’ll have some time upon arrival to sit and enjoy your welcome drink before you’re called for your visit. It is open-air and has a comfy seating area. 

This is a nice place to hang out on a sunny day, with several staged photo opps available for guests, and there’s no limit to how long you can stay after your tour is over. There’s also an affiliated vendor selling coco locos , rum drinks served in a carved coconut to help put you in a tropical state of mind. 

It’s recommended that you book tickets ahead of time to make sure you get the time slot you’re looking for, but it’s not necessary. They take walk-ins as they come, you’ll just have to wait for the next available tour. They also accept credit cards here. 

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Price of admission 

There are 3 different experiences available. The most basic is the historical tour of the factory which lasts about an hour, costs $15 and includes a free welcome drink. Options include popular drinks like a mojito, Cuba libre, daiquiri, tropical sunrise and more. This is the best deal in the Caribbean!

There’s a slight upcharge for high-end drinks, and you can pay for additional beverages beyond your first free one if you’d like. Note that payment is not accepted at the bar — you buy a drink token at the cashier and exchange it at the bar for your beverage. 

Sometimes people get upset because the cruise ships overcharge them for this experience, asking for $50 or more. If you can get to the Bacardi Factory on your own, there’s no need to do this as a group excursion since they take care of everything when you arrive. 

The other two options are to take a rum tasting tour for $50 or a mixology class where you make your own cocktails for $60. Both of these experiences are 75 minutes long. 

Know before you go 

There is free parking on site. It’s recommended that you arrive a half hour early to allow yourself time to take pictures and enjoy the complex before your activity of choice. There’s also a gift shop at the end with different bottles and souvenirs if you’re looking to purchase something.

This makes a great rainy day activity since the majority of activities are indoors. The welcome area is under shelter so even if you can’t enjoy the sunshine and ambiance you can still get your money’s worth at the bar.

The basic tour also includes a shot of the special reserve rum so you can taste it and see if you’d be interested in purchasing. 

If you don’t drink but enjoy learning about history, culture and business, this is still worth a visit. I saw many families here so this is far from an adults only type of place.

There is no age requirement to visit, although there is a 5-10 minute introductory video at the beginning that I wouldn’t recommend for toddlers or infants. 

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Overall, Casa Bacardi is one “tourist activity” that does not disappoint.

Till next time, safe travels! 

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Tuesday 30th of November 2021

We are going in February on a cruise and can't wait, this is one of our must stop and see of our trip. Thank you for sharing information, is very helpful. There isn't a trip through our cruise so we were just going to grab a cab and spend the day there :)

Jen on a Jet Plane

Saturday 11th of December 2021

Great idea! Hope you have a wonderful cruise. Uber may be cheaper than the cab.

Laura Biats

Sunday 9th of May 2021

Best time! We have been there a couple of times. The mixology class was so much fun! We had a complimentary cocktail in the beginning but I do not remember what it was, I believe is was with dragon fruit juice? I could be wrong but would like to know what that was

Saturday 15th of May 2021

Probably, dragon fruit is very popular here!

Friday 12th of March 2021

Do they have rum that only can buy there?

Sunday 14th of March 2021

Yes, Casa Bacardi's Special Reserve rum is not available anywhere else in the world.

Anna Watrous

Monday 25th of January 2021

Another way of getting to the factory is by ferry boat to Catano; from the terminal near the cruise ship and hotel areas. It's not very expensive and and fun way to go across San Juan Bay. Taxis and public cars take you to and from Bacardi for a low price. La Princesa promenade is close by for a stroll when you get back from the tour and ferry ride.

Thursday 30th of January 2020

I found the tour of Bacardi a bit lame. Can't believe it's really a tourist attraction. It seemed more like a commercial for Bacardi. Our tour guide was darling but overall, not worth it.Ni

Friday 31st of January 2020

Sorry to hear that Nikki! I'm a sucker for history and museums so I enjoyed it. Maybe a cocktail making class could have made your experience a little more interactive?

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Casa Bacardi Rum Tour in San Juan, Puerto Rico

Posted By: Julie Henning February 26, 2024

Touring a rum distillery is a popular, fun, and authentic experience for tourists visiting Puerto Rico. A key export with a rich cultural history dating back centuries to the time of colonial sugarcane plantations, if you consume rum in your cocktail, chances are it originated somewhere on the island. One of the largest producers of rum in terms of sales volume and brand recognition, Bacardí, is headquartered approximately 20 minutes from the historic La Perla district in downtown San Juan.

Open to the public for tours, we recently visited Casa Bacardí to learn more about the delicious liquor that inspired the creation of so many tropical drinks.

Bacardí, Rum Tasting Tour: What to Expect

Upon arriving at Casa Bacardí, guests check in at the outdoor Pavilion and are given a token to be redeemed for a welcome cocktail. Leave time to wander the grounds, take photos, enjoy your drink, order food from the cafe, and use the restrooms.

Check in at the Pavilion and enjoy a welcome cocktail.

At your designated tour time, your guide will direct you to board an open-air trolley. For the next thirty minutes (or so), you’ll learn about the history of rum across the Carribbean and the growth of the Bacardí empire in San Juan. On this tour, guests stay in the trolley as it passes by many of the buildings and structures on the campus.

Buildings on the Bacardí Tour

Up next, guests step off the trolley and into this building which houses both the Bacardí Store and tasting rooms. The second half of the tour involves guided instruction on tasting six different types of Bacardí rum paired with a gourmet chocolate. Exiting through the store presents you with the opportunity to purchase both rum and other branded souvenirs.

Bicardi store and tasting room building.

A 75-minute guided tour offered in English and available for adults 18* and older, the Bacardí rum tasting tour runs $80/person. Reservations are both recommended and required.

* The legal drinking age in Puerto Rico is 18.

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San Juan Bacardi Rum Factory Tour Price:

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The Bacardi Rum Factory & Old San Juan Forts Tour combines two incredible sightseeing tours of San Juan into one.

An incredible journey into Puerto Rican history, and culture for Rum Lovers and History buffs alike.

First, you will tour the largest rum distillery in the world where you will learn the process used to produce this famous rum and the colorful history of Bacardi Rum.

Next, experience Old San Juan and journey back in time by walking through Fort San Cristobal and visiting the grounds of Fort San Felipe Del Morro, learning the history and legends surrounding these famous structures.

The tour starts at the Bacardi Distillery in their state-of-the-art theater, where you will be shown a short film explaining the history of Bacardi since its inception in Cuba.

Then, experience firsthand, how the first Bacardi Distillery operated and learn the process that converts sugar cane into Rum.

View Bacardi family heirlooms and other interesting artifacts that tell a story of the rich Caribbean history.

Bacardi has put together an interactive room where you will be able to inhale your way through different varieties and blends of Bacardi, accompanied by the introduction of a wide range of products Bacardi has to offer.

Don’t miss out on your chance to taste the flavors of Puerto Rico with your rum samples during this tour, the Bacardi bartenders blend incredible Rum delights for your

Following the visit to Bacardi, you will be taken to the Old City of San Juan. You will drive past Luis Munoz Riviera Park, along the scenic Atlantic Ocean drive towards the State Capital building, the National Guard building, and other cultural sites.

The Atlantic Ocean drive, with its breathtaking views, will lead you to your one-hour San Cristobal Guided Fort tour.

Next, you will visit the San Cristobal fort ( Castillo De San Cristobal) which is the largest fortification built by the Spanish in the New World!

Here you will experience how this fortress operated centuries ago, from the living quarters, ammunition rooms, cisterns, tunnels, garitas, and more.

Fort San Felipe Del Morro is next on the list, the oldest Spanish fort in the New World. El Morrow Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here you will spend some leisure time visiting the grounds of the Fort on a self-guided tour.

During this time, you will have the opportunity to also visit the Santa Maria Magdalena de Pazzi cemetery which is one of the island’s most famous landmarks.

This tour is also available Pre or Post Cruise. Your luggage will be stored inside the bus during your tour and you will be dropped off at the airport following the tour.

You may also choose these two options:

Option #1 — Bacardi tasting tour by appointment only $33us – extra PP

Bacardi now offers a tasting tour for those who want to taste different styles of rum from simple Bacardi Carta Blanca (white rum) to their famous Bacardi Rum especial Reserva hand Bottled and only sold at the Bacardi factory.

Option #3 — Beach stop included in the price of the tour

Spend the day unwinding by the clear aquamarine waters of San Juan while soaking in the Caribbean sun. With beautiful coasts and good vibes, let us give you a taste of paradise.

This Island Marketing Puerto Rico Exclusive Beach Stop offers you the opportunity to relax in splendor as you spend a day on a glorious beach within close proximity to San Juan.

Experience the true flavors of Puerto Rico while you enjoy a local meal and some tropical drinks like the famous Pina Colada or  Rum Punch.

Ask the waiter to bring you Puerto Rico’s famous Mofongo, or fresh fish served right on the beach, to really experience what it means to eat like a Puerto Rican.

Excursion Highlights

• Round Trip Transport from the port, Resort or Airport.
• Visit the Bacardi Museum, Exhibit rooms and shop.
• Tour of Castillo De San Cristobal (Fort San Cristobal), Entrance fee included.
• One free ticket for drinks at Bacardi for adult 18 years and up. ( ID required)
• Stops at various historical sites for photo ops.
• Optional: Self Guided Tour of San Felipe Fort.
• Optional: Visit the our exclusive Beach Club following the Bacardi Tour instead of the Forts
• Optional Time for shopping or lunch at the end of the tour.
• This tour is available Pre and Post Cruise with an Airport Drop off or pick up.

For Cruise arrivals, due to Ship regulations, all passengers must be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 in order to tour on their own.

Please Note

The minimum age for this tour is 3yrs of age.

Unfortunately, we do not have wheelchair access in our vehicles.

This tour requires a moderate fitness level. Walking is required and there are stairs throughout the tour.

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Tour of Bacardi Factory in Puerto Rico: A Unique Experience for Rum Lovers

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1. Exploring Casa Bacardi and Puerto Rico’s Rum Heritage: When in Puerto Rico, a trip to the iconic Bacardi factory or Casa Bacardi is an absolute must. Not only do you get to delve into the history of this famous rum brand, but you also get to partake in mixology classes and tastings. Trust me, there’s nothing quite like sipping on some premium rum while soaking up the sun on their outdoor patio.

2. Getting There is Half the Fun: Want to know my secret for getting there? Make your journey part of the adventure! Head over to Pier 2 in Old San Juan and hop on a ferry. It’s a pretty cheap ride – we’re talking just around fifty cents or a dollar per person. Once you dock, grab a taxi for the final stretch. It might seem like a bit of an effort, but hey, all good things come to those who wait…or take ferries and taxis.

3. Pick Your Tour – Basic or VIP: When it comes down to choosing your tour at Casa Bacardi, it’s all about going with what tickles your fancy. Feel like becoming a rum maestro? The Rum Tasting Tour will have you savoring rums like an expert in no time. Or maybe you’d prefer sticking with their basic tour that provides insights into how Bacardi started alongside some delightful tastings? Either way, remember this tip – book your return journey ahead of time! That way once your visit winds down, all that’s left is to sit back and enjoy that ferry ride home.

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Embarking on a Tour of the Bacardi Factory in Puerto Rico is a must-do for rum enthusiasts and tourists alike. Nestled in the picturesque city of Cataño, this iconic distillery offers an immersive journey into the world of premium rums.

From learning about Bacardi’s rich history and production process to tasting their finest spirits, your question “What can I expect from a tour of the Bacardi factory?” is answered within this post.

• Bacardi’s Rich History: Delve into the brand’s fascinating start in 1862 and how it has remained as one of the world’s leading rum producers throughout its 150+ years.
• The Rum Production Process: Gain exclusive behind-the-scenes insights on how sugarcane is transformed into Bacardi’s famous rum.
• Rum Tasting Session: Savor the nuanced flavors of some of Bacardi’s most popular rums as guided by expert mixologists.

Getting to Bacardi Factory from Old San Juan: The Ferry Adventure

The journey to the Bacardi factory begins at Pier 2. Situated in Old San Juan, you need to buy a ferry ticket that will transport you close to the distillery. Ensure that you purchase the round trip ticket at once, this will save you from any inconvenience during your return journey.

A ferry ride is quite affordable with prices ranging around 50 cents up to a dollar per person. After disembarking from the ferry ride, be aware that Casa Bacardi is not within walking distance. Therefore, prepare for a taxi ride for the remainder of your trip.

In summary, your journey entails a very manageable ferry ride from Old San Juan followed by a short taxi drive right into the heart of where magic happens – The Bacardi distillery tour.

Ticket Purchase and Pricing for Bacardi Factory Ferry Service

While planning your Puerto Rico Bacardi tour , it’s crucial you factor in all necessary costs. Begin by ensuring you have enough change on hand while getting ready for your day out at Casa Bacardi.

The cost of boarding the ferry ranges between 50 cents and one dollar per person[6]. Simply approach one of the vendors and purchase tickets both ways. This ensures convenience as it eliminates time wasted queueing for another ticket on your way back.

After docking in Catano, remember Casa Bacardi isn’t walkable so grab a taxi. Taxis can charge around $3 per person but this may vary depending on factors like number of passengers or current rates.

Choosing Your Bacardi Factory Tour: From Basic to VIP

Casa Bacardi offers several tours tailored towards providing an unforgettable experience regardless of personal needs or interests. These range from basic tours packed with fascinating information about how Bacardí came into existence and their various rum products, all inclusive with a rum drink presented in an exclusive souvenir glass .

Moving up from there is the Bacardí rum tasting tour, designed especially for those seeking a deeper insight into how exactly rum is tasted like professionals do it: guide patrons towards becoming authentic maestros del ron.

Last but not least are private customizable VIP tours which offer an exclusive luxury experience designed to meet individual preferences. Whether it’s history or mixology classes or simply enjoying premium rums while drinking in breathtaking views, there’s something special waiting here just waiting for lovers!

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Exploring the History of Bacardí in the Basic Tour

The basic Bacardí factory tour presents an engaging introduction into history rich brand. It traces roots back its founding , talks about types they make also serves guests sumptuous drink – all included price tag.

This chance not only understand what goes creating globally respected rums but appreciate achievements over years; through times war economic turmoil continuing thrive today’s competitive liquor market.

In nutshell basics gives fans admirers perfect overview foundation upon which was built – ideal starting point anyone looking discover more.

Dive Deeper with Rum Tasting Tour at Casa

If someone who loves dig beneath surface then Rum Tasting Tour might just be right fit!

Imagine having opportunity become Connoisseur under expert guidance bars very heart production.

This guided exploration delve deeper complexities flavours provided by world-class Rums differentiating distinct notes textures might otherwise gone unnoticed ordinary drinker.

Taking Custom Tailored Private VIP

“ Note: If truly want indulge immersive unique why consider booking personalised ? offers ultimate luxury – curating tailored exceptional enthusiast wishes beyond usual tourist trail.

“From exclusive access areas casual visitor cannot see front row seats watching masters work creating iconic signature cocktails can guarantee ‘ll leave truly awe-inspiring . ” “There no better way fully immerse spirit than embarking customised specifically catered needs preferences.

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Making Your Way Back To Old San Juan Taxi Ferry Route Again

After completion obligatory keepsake shopping post-tour relaxation patio area can return.

Just follow right exit parking lot soon reach station simply wait till four people total pay again brought garage From there time back. Ultimately quick pleasant devoid stress providing much-needed downtime after day full activities.

By purchasing round-trip tickets outset avoid queues hassle buying another ticket end ensure seamless transition factory city.

The Overall Experience 

For devoted drinks aficionado even curious tourists alike thorough worthwhile investment both money time Not does provide education process production rich background also grant intimate look inside operations one world leading brands.

The uniqueness lies breadth offerings span historical tastings mixology classes add dimension nothing less enlightening entertaining!

My Personal Take about Tour of Bacardi Factory in Puerto Rico.

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Well, today I have an interesting topic lined up that will surely transport your mind to the Caribbean – a tour of Bacardi factory in Puerto Rico .

This tour is something extraordinarily special for all our rum lovers out there – a truly unique experience where the white sandy beaches meet with the delicate taste and aroma of world-famous Bacardi Rum.

Frequently Asked Questions about Tour of Bacardi Factory in Puerto Rico.

What makes the tour of bacardi factory in puerto rico a must for any rum enthusiast.

The tour of the Bacardi Factory in Puerto Rico is a remarkable immersion into the captivating world of premium rum production. It’s not only about sampling top-notch rum, but also learning about its intricate manufacturing process, rich history and signature mixology.

How does one participate in the tour of Bacardi Factory in Puerto Rico?

To be part of this unique experience, you need to plan your visit and make reservations through the official Bacardi Factory website. They offer a variety of tours to suit different interest levels and time constraints.

What can one expect from this Bacardi factory tour?

The tour exhibits more than just flowing rum. Prepare to delve deep into the brand’s heritage, understand its contribution to modern cocktails, witness distillation processes firsthand, and even try your hand at creating classic cocktails under expert guidance.

Apart from tasting high-quality rum, what other experiences does the tour offer?

Apart from indulging in premium rums, you get treated to stunning views of San Juan City and lush tropical gardens from their waterfront pavilion. You even have an opportunity to shop exclusive Bacardi merchandise at their gift shop.

How long does the tour usually last?

The duration is variable depending on which type of tour package you’ve opted for. However, generally speaking, Historical Tour , for example, lasts up to an hour while Mixology Class , often lasts nearly two hours.

If I’m not a drinker but still interested in history and manufacturing process can I join this excursion?

Absolutely! The tour of Bacardi Factory in Puerto Rico caters beyond just die-hard rum lovers. It offers fascinating insights into historic rum-making methods that would impress anyone with an inkling towards history or manufacturing processes.

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The Bacardi Distillery Tour in Puerto Rico

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You don't need to be a fan of rum to enjoy touring Casa Bacardi in Puerto Rico , the largest rum distillery in the world . With three tour options, you can learn all about the history of the Bacardi family, learn how to taste rum, and even take a cocktail-making class.

Bacardi History

Bacardi has been conducting tours since 1962, an almost 50-year tradition of showing visitors their factory. Bacardi's founder was Don Facundo Bacardí Massó, a Spaniard who emigrated to Cuba in 1830. He and brother José learned to filter rum through charcoal to remove impurities and age it in oak barrels to give it its smoothness.

Facundo's son, Emilio, was a politician, author, and eventually the mayor of Santiago de Cuba, but it was his brother-in-law, Enrique Schueg, who was the architect of Bacardi's international growth. Schueg began rum production in Puerto Rico in the 1930s.

Today, Bacardi continues to be a family business, now in its fifth generation. They continue to be, as Enrique labeled the spirit, "The Kings of Rum."

The Showroom and Secrets

Perhaps the most entertaining part of the tour is the interactive exhibit room where you'll find a recreation of Bacardi's first distillery, heirlooms, and photos from the past, and rum displays that let you sniff your way through different varieties and blends of the spirit.

You'll also learn some of the steps that go into making rum: the two types of fermentation, the best types of rum for sipping vs. mixing, and even what Bacardi does with the byproducts of rum production.

How to Book a Tour

There are many tour companies that sell tours to Casa Bacardi and for cruisers in San Juan for the day, this is one of the most popular excursions. Note that if there is a cruise ship in town the day you intend to visit the distillery, you might be run into some crowds. Many tour companies will also combine the distillery visit with a day tour of the city, so that could be a good option if you're short on time.

It's also possible to book directly on the Bacardi website , where you'll have the choice of three different tour types.

• The Historical Tour is a 45 minute tour of the visitor center and includes a welcome cocktail at the Bat Bar. This is the most basic tour and best for those who are just looking for quick look-see at Casa Bacardi.
• The Rum Tasting Tour lasts 75 minutes and includes a welcome cocktail and a guided tasting of six different kinds of rum.
• The Mixology Class includes a welcome cocktail, plus the three cocktails you will learn how to make yourself in the class. The class lasts approximately 75 minutes.

Bottle Your Own Bacardi

Casa Bacardi also offers the opportunity to purchase and bottle your own bottle of rum with a personal engraving. The experience includes a bottle of Bacardi's Special Reserve Rum, which can only be purchased at the Puerto Rico distillery, a nice box to store your bottle, and a photo of you and your bottle in front of the barrel you poured it from. The most fun part is sealing the bottle with Bacardi's signature red wax.

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Casa BACARDI Visitor Center and Tour in San Juan, Puerto Rico

If you’re a fan of rum and are headed to Puerto Rico, a stop at the iconic Bacardi Rum Factory should be on your short list of things to do. The Casa BACARDI tour once included free samples; however, those days are seemingly long gone.

When we did the Casa BACARDI tour, it was on an organized group tour and still included a free sample of Bacardi rum. Today, there are several price options, which may not seem like that good of a deal to some. Given the admission prices of Casa Bacardi today, visiting on your own makes far more sense. I felt we were pretty rushed given the time constraints of the large group that had to get back to town when the tour was over. The grounds are beautiful and it would’ve been nice to enjoy the patio area more (and not gulp my drink). There are cheap public transportation options, but if I went again, I’d prefer to rent a car in San Juan and explore more of the island itself.

Are you wondering if the tour is still worth it?

I’d say yes, especially if you have an interest in the history of Caribbean rums. Even prior to moving to Belize, I had always been drawn to Caribbean rums and the history of various countries’ production styles.

The Bacardi brand has been around since 1862, when Don Facundo Bacardi Masso launched his rum in Santiago de Cuba. He introduced it to markets like Havana, San Juan, and Miami. Bacardi established itself in Old San Juan around 1936 and in the last 25 years, it has emerged as the top selling rum in the United States.

Home of the Bat

Bacardi is immediately recognizable by its well-known bat logo. During your tour at the Casa BACARDI Visitor Center, you’ll learn about Bacardi’s history, how he started in rum, and the meaning behind the bat logo itself. Be sure to bring your camera as you’ll find a pretty impressive rendition of the bat logo in the Spanish-style courtyard.

Medals on the Bacardi Label

Have you ever noticed that the label of Bacardi bottles contain eight medals? The oldest is from Matanzas, Cuba, in 1881, while the others are awards from international exhibitions that followed.

Casa BACARDI Tour Options

With the recent price hikes, here’s a look at what the tour prices are now, as of April 2015.

Casa BACARDI Visitor Center Fee $12

Must enter prior to 4pm to take this tour, which includes:

• Commemorative Bacardi Cup
• Bacardi Special “Welcome” Cocktail
• Brochure of Bacardi Distillery Tour

Casa BACARDI Rum Tasting $35

Package offered daily every hour, on the hour, between 10am to 4pm, and includes:

• Commemorative Bacardi Cup, Bacardi Special “Welcome” Cocktail, brochure of the Bacardi Distillery Tour and Official Certification of Completion
• Distillery tour and access to the cathedral of rum with assigned brand master
• Experience rum tasting of Bacardi Superior, Bacardi Oakheart, Bacardi 8, and Bacardi Reserva Limitada

Casa BACARDI Mixology Seminar $35

If you want to make your own Bacardi cocktails, this tour is for you. These seminars are offered on the half-hour, every hour between 10:30am to 4:30pm, and include:

• Commemorative Bacardi Cup, Bacardi Special “Welcome” Cocktail, brochure of Bacardi Distillery Tour, and Official Certification of Completion
• Prepare 3 legendary Bacardi cocktails: Cuba Libre, Mojito, and Daiquiri

Bacardi Legendary Cocktails

If you take the Mixology Seminar, you’ll try making three of the most famous cocktails the Bacardi name is associated with:

Bacardi and Cola

This is the original Cuba Libre, which originated in Old Havana after the Spanish-American war. Legend has it that the drink was invented by an American military officer who ordered Bacardi rum, coke on ice with a wedge of lime.

Bacardi Mojito

This is often called the unofficial cocktail of Cuba. It became popular around the time Bacardi light rum hit the scene. Made with spearmint leaves, sugar, lime juice, seltzer, and Bacardi rum, of course.

Bacardi Daiquiri

You can thank an American mining engineer for this creation. After a long hot day at work in the iron mines, he took fresh lime juice, sugar, crushed ice, and Bacardi rum. He named it the Daiquiri after the name of the mines he worked in, the Daiquiri Iron Mines.

Casa BACARDI Visitor Center Information

Tours are  Monday-Saturday from 9am to 6pm (last tour 4:15pm) and Saturday from 10am – 5pm (last tour 3:45pm). To drive to Casa BACARDI, take Highway 22 west from San Juan and exit Cataño, Road 165. You can see the facility on the right, about a mile from the exit on Road 165, Km 2.6, Int. 888. For more information, see Bacardi’s website .

This post was in partnership with Alamo Rental Car, but as always, thoughts and opinions are my own. 

• Erin De Santiago

Erin is a freelance travel, food, wine, and Disney Theme Parks writer splitting time between Belize and the Netherlands. She has written for outlets like Viator, TripAdvisor, Roam Right Travel Insurance, Expedia, Hipmunk, Trivago, MasterCard, and she is AFAR Magazine's Belize expert. Erin was the primary author for Belize's official visitor magazine in 2013, and the English language editor for a renowned Spanish chef's second cookbook. Erin also holds a Certified Specialist of Wine (CSW) designation and has traveled to 70 countries on six continents in search of good food and wine, and all things Disney.

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Bacardi Rum Factory Legacy Tour

5/22- Bacardi has restarted their tours by reservation only.

If you are a rum fan, you must a trip to Bacardi Rum Distillery to do the Legacy tour . This tour is more of a tour about Bacardi and how they make rum at the factory, but not a factory tour. But it is generally entertaining.

Two things before we start:

• – it is freezing inside the tour building – I was happy to have a sweater with me!
• – bring the e-mail addresses of friends so you can send them a video e-card from the tour.

This is a run down of the tour: When we got to the Bacardi gate, we said we wanted to take the tour and the guard gives you directions to the parking area.

After parking, we walked into an open-air pavilion — with the bar and chairs and tables set up. We stopped at the desk to the left and checked in for the tour we wanted. They gave us a Bacardi “coin” that you can keep or trade in at the bar to fill your glass with a welcome drink. (Cuba Libre, Daquari, or Bacardi Sunrise.) We got there early to have or drink before the tour, but no drinks are allowed on the tour, so drink fast — or wait and have the drinks after the tour.

Our tour was called ontime The tram driver talks a little about the company and the buildings and sculptures you see on the way to the tour building. It is not the actual factory, just a tour building. The tour is 45 mins of a glitzy, informative, entertaining and delicious commercial for Bacardi.

They start with some history of sugar cane in the Caribbean and the origins of rum making. Then there is a nice movie about the Bacardi family history, and the Bacardi rum making process. I love the music in that movie!

Next you go into a reproduction of the original factory and the guide tells you how the rum was made and shows you how it is stored in burned oak barrels. Then you can look at all sorts of old Bacardi family memorabilia – pictures, original bottles, documents and a section to smell the types of rums.

Then you go into a "bar" where they tell you how to make a few drinks, what Bacardi rums are available and how to use them. And then a sample of Casa BACARDÍ Special Reserve, a fine aged rum that is only available at the factory gift shop.

Then onto a neat section where they display all sorts of old Bacardi drink ads from magazines from the 1940’s to today – kind of cool!

Then right into the gift shop, where they have lot of Bacardi merchandise and some rums that are not available elsewhere. They also have computers available so you can send out a video e-card to friends at home. We made complete fools of ourselves and sent it out so everyone could get a chuckle!. At the end, we walked back to the starting visitors center.

All in all the tour takes about 45 mins and then we chilled out with the drinks for about another half hour, so it is a nice way to spend a half day. No pictures are allowed in some of the inside portion of the tour, but one can have your picture in front of Casa Bacardi! And there is a lovely view of El Morro fort across the water from here.

The Legacy tour is available in English only. By reservation (online) only. Must be 18 years and up allowed. I believe the whole ting is handicapped accessible- contact Bacardi to make sure.

The Legacy tour, which includes the tour, a welcome drink and a taste of the Casa BACARDÍ Special Reserve costs $30. Other tours are available $75 Mixology , $75 Rum Tasting. You can buy tickets online. .

The tours are available 7 days a week. Closed on the Big holidays- 3 Kings Day (1/6), Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Years Day

Allow 2 – 3 hours.

phone: 787-788-1500

website: www.casabacardi.org

Drink responsibly and Don’t Drink and Drive. Uber is available!

Directions from San Juan – By car, get out of San Juan, go on Rt 18 until Highway 22 W, get off at the exit for Catano / Road 165. There is a little brown Bacardi sign. Take Road 165 until km 2.6 – follow the brown Bacardi signs. The Bacardi factory is visible on the right side just before the exit. You can also turn right at the light at Int 888 (it is in an industrial park area).

From Old San Juan – Take the ferry from Pier 2 to Catano , for $0.50 pp, each way. When you arrive in Catano, go to the right for a taxi to the factory for about $5.00 pp each way (or get an Uber).

It should be about 20 min drive from the San Juan area.

You may be able to get some of the rum cheaper at the Duty Free store in the airport.

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• Bacardi Rum Distillery

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