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Little Havana Walking Tour

Our pick: Little Havana Food Tour Miami: Cuban Tastings & Cigar Factory — US$ 70 (2h 30m, 4.94★ · 9,874). Best value: Little Havana Walking Tour Miami: Small Group, Cuban Culture — US$ 62 (2h, 4.99★ · 246).

4.7 8 experiences from US$ 40 ✓Free cancellation on most experiences

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✓ 2026-09-28
OptionPricePer personLengthRatingCancellationExtra fee
Little Havana Walking Tour for History Buffs in MiamiUS$ 40 p.p.
US$ 40
1h 30m4.79★ · 28free—
Little Havana Walking Tour: Cuban Guides Domino ParkUS$ 49 p.p.
US$ 49
2h4.52★ · 25free—
Little Havana Walking Tour Miami: Small Group, Cuban CultureBest valueUS$ 62 p.p.
US$ 62
2h4.99★ · 246free—
Little Havana food tour: Cuban tastings and cigar factoryUS$ 69 p.p.
US$ 69
2h 30m4.83★ · 718free—
Miami Little Havana Food Tour: Calle Ocho Eats & Cigar RollingUS$ 69 p.p.
US$ 69
3h4.92★ · 397free—
Little Havana Food Tour Miami: Cuban Tastings & Cigar FactoryOur pickUS$ 70 p.p.
US$ 70
2h 30m4.94★ · 9,874free—
Little Havana Walking Tour: Miami Cuban History Food TastingsTop ratedUS$ 80 p.p.
US$ 80
2h5.00★ only 9 reviewsfree—
Little Havana Walking Tour: Cuban food, music & cigar rollingUS$ 100 p.p.
US$ 100
2h3.56★ only 9 reviewsfree—

Real price per person across the 8 options: US$ 40–US$ 100 (median US$ 69). With 100+ reviews: 4 of 8.

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Up to 2 hours (5)

Little Havana Walking Tour Miami: Small Group, Cuban Culture
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Little Havana Walking Tour Miami: Small Group, Cuban Culture★★★★★★★★★★ 4.99 (246)2hA small-group walking tour of Little Havana in Miami led by a multilingual guide who covers the neighborhood's Cuban history, art and culture across roughly nine blocks in two hours. The tour includes stops at a cigar factory, the Bay of Pigs memorial, a historic 1930s club with live music, a rum-focused bar and gallery, and Domino Park; you'll taste authentic Cuban coffee and sugar cane juice along the way. Groups stay under 10 people, so no loudspeaker system is used. The tour is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels; children from age 7 are welcome.Is it for me?Large group tours and food-focused walks leave you in a crowd or focused on eating; this one keeps the group under 10 so you can actually talk to your guide and the locals you meet, and the two-hour pace lets the neighborhood's history and culture sink in instead of rushing through it.Free cancellationKids −24%fromUS$ 62View ›
Little Havana Walking Tour for History Buffs in Miami
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Little Havana Walking Tour for History Buffs in Miami★★★★★★★★★★ 4.79 (28)1h 30mA 90-minute walking tour of Miami's Little Havana led by a local guide covers Domino Park, Tower Theater, and Calle Ocho, with Cuban coffee and guava-and-cheese pastry included. The guide shares stories from long-time residents and points out street art and local artists, giving you the perspective of someone inside the community rather than outside it looking in.Is it for me?At 90 minutes, this tour fits into a free afternoon or morning without eating up your whole day, so you can pair it with other plans. The guide is someone who actually lived the neighborhood's history, which means you hear the stories that matter to the community, not just the landmarks tourists are supposed to see.Free cancellationTravelers' pickfromUS$ 40View ›
Little Havana Walking Tour: Cuban Guides Domino Park
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Little Havana Walking Tour: Cuban Guides Domino Park★★★★★★★★★★ 4.52 (25)2hA two-hour walking tour of Miami's Little Havana neighborhood led by Cuban and Cuban American guides, with stops at Domino Park, a working cigar factory, Party Cake Bakery, and the newly opened Havana Collection Experience museum. The tour includes entry to the Havana Collection, samples of Cuban pastries, sodas, coffee and freshly pressed sugarcane juice, plus optional lunch or rum tasting at checkout.Is it for me?Choose the tour with lunch if you want a full meal woven into the neighborhood stops; pick the rum option if you'd rather taste Cuban spirits while the guide talks. The VIP version suits travelers who want more depth or a smaller group—confirm the specifics with the operator before booking, since the distinction isn't detailed in the standard description.Free cancellationfromUS$ 49View ›
Little Havana Walking Tour: Cuban food, music & cigar rolling
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Little Havana Walking Tour: Cuban food, music & cigar rolling★★★★★★★★★★ 3.56 (9)2hA two-hour private walking tour of Little Havana in Miami with a bilingual guide, covering Calle Ocho, Domino Park, and historic sites while you taste Cuban coffee, traditional foods like empanadas and croquetas, and watch cigar rolling by hand. The tour operates rain or shine and walks about ten to twelve short blocks; food tastings equal a lunch portion, though you can buy additional items along the way.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're exploring Miami solo or with a partner and want to eat and move at the same time—a private guide means the pace stays yours, and the tastings let you experience the neighborhood's food culture without sitting down for a formal meal. It's also a solid choice for families with kids from age one, since the walk covers short blocks and the guide adjusts to the group's rhythm.Free cancellationfromUS$ 100View ›
Little Havana Walking Tour: Miami Cuban History Food Tastings
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Little Havana Walking Tour: Miami Cuban History Food Tastings★★★★★★★★★★ 5.00 (9)2hThis small-group walking tour of Little Havana in Miami is led by a Cuban-born author and historian who has guided visitors since the 1980s. You walk Calle Ocho and the surrounding blocks, stopping at cigar factories, Domino Park, the Tower Theater, Ball & Chain, and local food shops where you taste Cuban sandwiches, ice cream, sugarcane juice and other specialties—though you pay for what you eat. The tour runs two hours and caps at a small group size so the guide can tailor the experience to your interests. English-language tours depart daily; Spanish-language and private options are available on request.Is it for me?Two hours leaves room for other neighborhoods in Miami the same day, but not for a full meal—budget time and money for tastings at each stop rather than a sit-down lunch. Book this if you want the neighborhood's real history from someone who lived it, not a food-focused itinerary where eating is the main event.Free cancellationfromUS$ 80View ›

2 to 5 hours (3)

Little Havana Food Tour Miami: Cuban Tastings & Cigar Factory
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Little Havana Food Tour Miami: Cuban Tastings & Cigar Factory★★★★★★★★★★ 4.94 (9,874)2h 30mA guided walking tour of Little Havana in Miami takes you through the neighborhood's cultural landmarks and food stops with a live English-speaking guide, small group size, and access to locations other tour operators don't reach. The tour includes visits to a working cigar factory, Domino Park where locals play Cuba's national game, the Tower Theater, and multiple food tastings—rum mojito, guarapo, café Cubano, and Cuban cuisine at several stops. Children from age 7 are welcome, and the walk covers less than half a mile with rest stops built in.Is it for me?At two and a half hours, the tour fits into a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day, leaving time for other neighborhoods or museums. The small group size and the operator's two-decade history in Little Havana mean you access cultural stops and local knowledge that larger commercial tours don't reach.Free cancellationTravelers' pickKids −29%fromUS$ 70View ›
Little Havana food tour: Cuban tastings and cigar factory
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Little Havana food tour: Cuban tastings and cigar factory★★★★★★★★★★ 4.83 (718)2h 30mThis half-day walking tour of Little Havana in Miami pairs food tastings at six family-owned Cuban restaurants with stops at a working cigar factory, Domino Park, and historical landmarks like the Bay of Pigs Memorial. Your local guide leads a small group of no more than 10 people through the neighborhood's Cuban-American history and culture, with tastings of Cuban coffee, mojitos, ropa vieja, guava pastries, Cuban sandwiches, and empanadas included in the price. The tour operates in English and runs about two and a half hours.Is it for me?At two and a half hours, this tour fits into a morning or afternoon without eating up your whole day, leaving time to explore other Miami neighborhoods or rest before evening plans. The small group—no more than 10 people—means you move at a pace that lets you ask questions and linger at stops without feeling rushed.Free cancellationTravelers' pickfromUS$ 69View ›
Miami Little Havana Food Tour: Calle Ocho Eats & Cigar Rolling
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Miami Little Havana Food Tour: Calle Ocho Eats & Cigar Rolling★★★★★★★★★★ 4.92 (397)3hYou’ll taste your way through Miami’s Little Havana with a local guide—warm empanadas in hand, fresh guarapo juice on your lips, and domino games echoing around you. Watch cigars rolled by masters, stroll past classic cars and murals, and end up full of food and stories you didn’t expect to find.Free cancellationTravelers' pickfromUS$ 69View ›

Frequently asked questions

Can I book with free cancellation?

Yes: 8 of the 8 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.

How long do these experiences last?

Most options last up to 2 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.

Which one is the travelers' favorite?

Little Havana Food Tour Miami: Cuban Tastings & Cigar Factory is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.94 out of 5 across 9,874 reviews.

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