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Bacardi Distillery Tour – Puerto Rico – Bacardi

Top Rated Rum Distillery Tours near San Juan

+ Historical Tour

(45 minutes) Tour at the Bacardi Visitor Center

• Monday to Saturday from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm (Leaving every 15 minutes)
• Sunday from 10:00 am to 4:30 pm (Leaving every 15 minutes)
• Entrance Fee: $15.00 + tax for adults and minors under 18 years free
• Maximum capacity of 45 people per tour

Payment in advance is required for reservation.

Tour details:

• Some historical facts about the sugar cane.
• Pirates
• Significance of the bat
• Historical facts about the Bacardi Family, our company, and specific family members.
• Production process
• Classic cocktails History

+ Mixology Tour

Approximately 90 minutes – Tour at the Bacardi Distillery

Entrance Fee: $45. 00 + tax

Tour details 

Private Rum Tasting with Food Pair Tour

Approximately 90 minutes. Participants must be 18 years and over

Tour details: 

Historical facts about the sugar cane.

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.

Taking the ferry from Old San Juan – More information on the Cataño / Old San Juan ferry

Top Rated Cultural Tours in San Juan Puerto Rico

Bacardi Rum Factory & Old San Juan Forts Tour

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.

The most interesting places in San Juan.

To get to know all the interesting objects and sights of Puerto Rico, while relaxing in San Juan, you may not have even a week. But there is a “top list” list that will help you get an impression of this amazing island in a very short time.

1. El Viguia mountain peak and the city of Ponce. The mountain itself is located just north of the city of Ponce. You can get here very quickly by regular bus from San Juan. In addition to exploring the mountain itself and its amazing landscape, it is worth looking into several interesting places to visit at its foot, in the city itself. For example, in the Castillo Serrale Museum. Then see the Cathedral Basilica of the Virgin Mary of Guadalupe, take pictures at the Plaza of Delight, stroll through the park of Bombay. Here you will also find a collection of exhibits of the Ponce History Museum, where you will learn how the settlement was built and developed, as well as see exhibits that witnessed its glorious history. Art connoisseurs will find a lot of interesting things for themselves in the local Puerto Rico Music Museum and the Ponce City Art Museum. In addition, ten-story towers are located next to the mountain peak of El Vigia, from the observation decks of which you can see almost the entire panorama of the city of Ponce and the Caribbean Sea.

2. Saint Christopher Castle. This is one of the largest forts in Puerto Rico, which was built in ancient times by the Spaniards and included in the UNESCO World Heritage List at the end of the last century. The castle covers an area of ​​27 acres of land and rises almost 150 meters above sea level. At the beginning of the 17th century, a small redoubt was built here to protect the capital of the island, the city of San Juan, from enemy raids. The construction of the Castle St. Christopher itself began only in the middle of the 18th century. Today you will be able to appreciate the unique architectural model of Saint Christopher Castle, which is represented by a multi-level network of fortifications. It makes sense to take a tour with an audio guide (in Spanish or English) and learn about the vast system of tunnels that connect different parts of the fort, see the guardhouse, visit the artillery observation post that the American army built in the middle of the last century. You will be impressed by the local exhibits – 200-pound mortar shells and water tanks under the main square, holding more than 700,000 gallons of rainwater and can keep the garrison alive for a year. The castle also has an exhibition of military clothing from different years. By the way, it was in the castle of St. Christopher that some scenes of the famous Hollywood blockbuster “Pirates of the Caribbean” were filmed.

3. Bacardi rum factory and its cultural centre. This property is located in the suburbs of Cataño, very close to San Juan. The Bacardi factory today is one of the most significant factories in the world that specialize in the production of rum. The Bacardi company was founded in 1862 by the famous Don Facundo Bacardi in the city of Santiago de Cuba, but three quarters of a century later it was completely recreated in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Today, numerous visitors to the factory can fully enjoy an interactive journey into the history of the facility, get to know the origin of the brand itself, and also learn about the features of family production. Here you can see the process of rum production itself, which is clearly an educational and entertaining event at the same time. Typically, a tour of the factory includes an informative short film, as well as a demonstration of how rum-based cocktails are made. You can immediately taste the samples in a special impromptu tropical pavilion. The light tropical breeze here will undoubtedly remind you of the very symbol of Bacardi – a bat. It is a symbol of health, good luck and family. There is also a small shop at the factory where you can buy all kinds of souvenirs and, of course, real rum.

4. Mosquito Bay. This untouched corner of nature is simply impossible to ignore when relaxing in San Juan. Mosquito is the largest wildlife sanctuary in the Caribbean. This is perhaps the most intriguing and amazing place in all of Puerto Rico. Geographically, it is located on the small island of Vieques. To date, there are only five bioluminescent bays on the planet. Two – in Australia, and as many as three in Puerto Rico. Mosquito Bay is the largest and most famous of them. The radiance of the water, which you will see here with your own eyes, is associated with the presence in the water of some microscopic organisms – dinoflagellates, of which there are countless. They produce this mysterious blue-green glow. All it takes is a little splash of water. By the way, in one gallon of water there are more than 700 thousand of these dinoflagellates. The very location of this bay is ideal for the life of plankton. On the shore of the bay you will see mangrove trees. Microorganisms feed on their leaves. Dinoflagellates are quite sensitive to chemicals. They can die not only from waste fuel or engine oil, but even from various repellents or suntan creams. Be very careful in this area. And remember that during the full moon it is better not to go here, as microorganisms will not be so noticeable.

5. Mona Islands. It is located in the strait of the same name in the Caribbean Sea, between Haiti and Puerto Rico. It covers an area of ​​just over 50 square kilometers. The highest point of the island is 95 meters and it is completely uninhabited. And it became famous and attractive for tourists after the treasures of William Jennings, an English pirate and navigator, were found here in 1939. Mona Island today attracts nature lovers from all over the world. Here is a unique flora and fauna, somewhat similar to that of the Galapagos Islands. Today, a small airport operates on the island, but it is used mainly by the US Coast Guard. You are better off getting to Mona on a regular boat, many of which ply in this direction, carrying out tourist transportation.

Private Tours (Puerto Rico)

Tours:

Old City Tour: Culture and History of the City

Old City Tour: Culture and History of the City and National Cuisine

Old City Tour: Culture and History of the City, rum tasting, cockfighting

Bacardi Rum Factory and Old Town Tour

El Yunque Rainforest Tour and Bioluminescent Bay

El Yunque Rainforest Tour, Heliconia Tropical Garden and Shopping

Rio Camuy Caves and Arecibo Astronomical Observatory Tour

Ponce – Mangrove Island Tour

Old City Tour: Culture and History of the City

The tour consists of a 4 hour tour (part walking, part driving) with Russian speaking guide . The tour program includes a visit to the historical sights of Old San Juan and a visit to one of the ancient fortresses (El Morro fortress). The driver meets guests at the hotel half an hour before the start of the tour, and the guide – in the Old City.

Old City: During the tour you will get acquainted with San Juan, founded by the Spanish colonizers in 1521. It is not only the oldest city in the US founded by Europeans, but also almost the oldest European city in Latin America. Unlike neighboring islands, old San Juan has been perfectly preserved in its original form, thanks to the efforts of local cultural figures who have achieved a ban on new buildings and the fact that any restoration work, even in private mansions, must be coordinated with the Institute of Culture. You will have a unique opportunity to feel the charm of the old world in the Spanish colony of the past centuries and see magnificent examples of colonial architecture. Among the historical attractions are the fortress of San Felipe del Morro (Fort San Felipe del Morro), the fortress of San Cristobal (Fort San Cristobal), the Catholic Cathedral of La Catedral (La Сatedral de San Juan Bautista de Puerto Rico), where the first Governor is buried Puerto Rico, Juan Ponce De Leon, and La Fortaleza, the oldest active residence and government house in the New World, where the current governor works.

Old City Tour: Culture and History of the City and national cuisine

The tour consists of a 6-hour excursion (walking, car meet and greet) with an English-speaking guide. The tour program includes a tour of the historical sights of Old San Juan and a visit to one of the ancient fortresses (El Morro Fortress), as well as tasting national cuisine and local beers. The driver meets guests at the hotel half an hour before the start of the tour, and the guide – in the Old City.

Old City: During the tour you will get acquainted with San Juan, founded by the Spanish colonizers in 1521. It is not only the oldest city in the US founded by Europeans, but also almost the oldest European city in Latin America. Unlike neighboring islands, old San Juan has been perfectly preserved in its original form, thanks to the efforts of local cultural figures who have achieved a ban on new buildings and the fact that any restoration work, even in private mansions, must be coordinated with the Institute of Culture. You will have a unique opportunity to feel the charm of the old world in the Spanish colony of the past centuries and see magnificent examples of colonial architecture. Among the historical attractions are the fortress of San Felipe del Morro (Fort San Felipe del Morro), the fortress of San Cristobal (Fort San Cristobal), the Catholic Cathedral of La Catedral (La Сatedral de San Juan Bautista de Puerto Rico), where the first Governor is buried Puerto Rico, Juan Ponce De Leon, and La Fortaleza, the oldest active residence and government house in the New World, where the current governor works.

The rich cuisine of Puerto Rico is a bizarre mixture of culinary traditions of the Taino Indians, faraway Africa and Spanish heritage. Rich stews (asopao), ritually prepared (pasteles) and delicious (mofongo) – all these dishes will be remembered for a long time for their delicious, and for some reason homely, aroma.

Old City Tour: Culture and History of the City, rum tasting, cockfighting

The tour consists of a 7-hour tour (partly walking, partly driving) with an English-speaking guide. The tour program includes a visit to the historical sights of Old San Juan and a visit to one of the ancient fortresses (El Morro Fortress), rum tasting, visiting cockfights. The driver meets guests at the hotel half an hour before the start of the tour, and the guide – in the Old City.

The tour begins with a 3-hour walking tour of the Old City, including a visit to the ancient fortress of El Morro. We then invite guests to a local bohemian bar where the bar owner and rum connoisseur will host a tasting of Puerto Rico’s most vibrant rums, including the newly released (legal) pitorro moonshine. During a bartender-led tasting, guests will learn how to prepare one of the classic rum cocktails.

The cockfighting club we are heading to is located in the city center and is equipped as a modern sports arena, but the world of cockfighting itself is a long tradition, the foundation of which was laid back in the 16th century. Puerto Rico is the only U.S. territory where the sport is legal, and there are several clubs in each of the island’s seventy-eight municipalities. There are more than 120 of them on the whole island. Bets on roosters range from a few hundred to thousands of dollars; it is difficult to describe the excitement of the crowd surrounding the arena, where handsome roosters fight to the last. Each battle lasts about 15 minutes and victory is determined by the rules that have been established for centuries. Cockfighting on the island is called the sport of gentlemen: both because it is played mainly by men, and due to the fact that all bets are oral and are not recorded anywhere, and all calculations between players are based on parole. However, given the level of emotion surrounding this traditional sport, it’s hard to imagine a fool wanting to cheat in such an inappropriate place.

ATTENTION! The fight may end with the rooster running away, lying down and not rising, or simply being pecked to death by the opponent. This sport is ancient and reflects the basic principle of the animal world, i.e. the strongest wins.

Old City: During the tour you will get acquainted with San Juan, founded by the Spanish colonizers in 1521. It is not only the oldest city in the US founded by Europeans, but also almost the oldest European city in Latin America. Unlike neighboring islands, old San Juan has been perfectly preserved in its original form, thanks to the efforts of local cultural figures who have achieved a ban on new buildings and the fact that any restoration work, even in private mansions, must be coordinated with the Institute of Culture. You will have a unique opportunity to feel the charm of the old world in the Spanish colony of the past centuries and see magnificent examples of colonial architecture. Among the historical attractions are the fortress of San Felipe del Morro (Fort San Felipe del Morro), the fortress of San Cristobal (Fort San Cristobal), the Catholic Cathedral of La Catedral (La Сatedral de San Juan Bautista de Puerto Rico), where the first Governor is buried Puerto Rico, Juan Ponce De Leon, and La Fortaleza, the oldest active residence and government house in the New World, where the current governor works.

Bacardi Rum Factory and Old Town Tour

The tour will start with a visit to Casa Bacardi, a rum distillery, followed by a 4-hour old town walking tour of Old San Juan’s historic landmarks and a visit to one from ancient fortresses (fortress of San Cristobal). The price includes transport for the whole day, a driver, and an English-speaking guide (lunch is paid separately).

Roma Bacardi (Bacardi) is located near the capital of Puerto Rico San Juan in the city of Cataño and is one of the largest factories in the world for the production of rum. Rum is the hallmark of Puerto Rico. During the tour, visitors will get acquainted with the Bacardi family museum, with the history of the brand, and will also have a unique opportunity to observe the production process of rum, which has more than 130 years of history. The tour usually includes a short film and a demonstration of rum cocktail making. Visitors will be able to take part in a tasting of a sample of locally produced rum while enjoying the warm tropical breeze in a pavilion reminiscent of Bacardi’s bat symbol. The exciting tour will end in a souvenir shop where visitors can buy souvenirs and real Bacardi Rum.

The Old City of San Juan was founded by the Spanish colonizers in 1521 and named “Cidad de Puerto Rico” (“Rich Port City”). Among the historical sights in old San Juan are the former defensive forts of the city of Fort San Felipe del Morro and Fort San Cristobal, the Catholic Cathedral of La Catedral, where the first Governor of Puerto Rico, Juan Ponce De Leon, is buried, as well as La Fortaleza, the oldest ( in continuous use) is the current residence and government house in the New World, where the current governor lives and works.

El Yunque Rainforest & Bioluminescent Bay Tour

This tour includes an 8-hour trip, a guided tour of the El Yunque Rainforest and a night kayak excursion to a unique, unforgettable bioluminescent bay (kayaking). The price includes transport, driver, English-speaking guide. Dinner is paid separately.

El Yunque Rainforest, shortlisted for the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, is known for its waterfalls and intricate hiking trails. The El Yunque forest rises to almost 3500 meters above sea level and receives over 500 mm of precipitation per year. You will be able to see the richness of the flora and fauna of the rainforest and admire the extraordinary plants and animals. You will see in its original form all the diversity of the tropical flora of the Caribbean: thousand-year-old trees, exotic plants with inflorescences of all colors of the rainbow, tropical flowers and spreading lianas.

The rich flora and fauna of El Yunque includes the rarest Puerto Rican green parrot, unique dwarf orchids and many varieties of ferns. More than 400 species of tropical trees grow here, including tabonuco palms, ausubo trees and over 50 species of orchids. Hundreds of small waterfalls fall within the park. Closer to the tops of the mountains stretches a strip of rain forests, also known as “dwarf forest”, where trees, pressed to the ground by strong winds, rarely grow more than 6 meters. Throughout the forest, there are many hiking trails with a total length of more than 40 km.

The Puerto Rican frogs known as “coca” living here are a symbol of the island due to their melodic arias, although their presence can only be felt by sound and few tourists are lucky enough to see them – the largest “coca” is no more than 5 centimeters in length. Be sure to ask your guide to teach you how to recognize this tiny tropical frog’s song.

Bioluminescent bay kayaking is an unforgettable sight that can only be seen in 5 lagoons in the world, and Puerto Rico is home to three of them. Such an extraordinary natural phenomenon is found in the east of Puerto Rico, in the town of Las Croabas. The lagoon, surrounded by mangroves, is home to a special kind of zooplankton that glows when in contact with moving objects. As if by the will of an unknown wizard, your hand, lowered into the water, is outlined by silvery lights. On a moonless night, when the glow of plankton in the water is especially bright, you can see the outlines of fish swimming under you. The trip does not require special sportswear and is accompanied by specially trained guides in accordance with all water safety rules. The hosts will teach guests the basics of kayaking and help beginners along the way (the swim to the bay takes about 25-30 minutes one way).

El Yunque Rainforest Tour, Heliconia Tropical Garden and Shopping

The tour includes an 8-hour trip with an English-speaking guide, including a visit to the El Yunque Rainforest, check-in to a private Heliconia Tropical Garden, and optional shopping for the rest of the time in the center of shops from the manufacturer.

The price includes transport, driver and English-speaking guide (lunch is paid separately).

Garden of Tropical Flowers: A visit to the heliconium garden, created by a Hungarian gardener over many years of painstaking work on his own estate, spread out in the middle of a tropical forest, is remembered for a lifetime. This really fabulous place with amazing tropical flowers is not visited by ordinary tourists. Includes an introduction to the typical fruits, vegetables and root crops on which the local cuisine is based.

El Yunque Rainforest, shortlisted for the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, is known for its waterfalls and intricate hiking trails. The El Yunque Forest rises to almost 3,500 feet above sea level and receives over 500 mm of rain per year. You will be able to see the richness of the flora and fauna of the rainforest and admire the extraordinary plants and animals. You will see in its original form all the diversity of the tropical flora of the Caribbean: thousand-year-old trees, exotic plants with inflorescences of all colors of the rainbow, tropical flowers and spreading lianas.

The rich flora and fauna of El Yunque includes the rarest Puerto Rican green parrot, unique dwarf orchids and many varieties of ferns. More than 400 species of tropical trees grow here, including tabonuco palms, ausubo trees and over 50 species of orchids. Hundreds of small waterfalls fall within the park. Closer to the tops of the mountains stretches a strip of rain forests, also known as “dwarf forest”, where trees, pressed to the ground by strong winds, rarely grow more than 6 meters. Throughout the forest, there are many hiking trails with a total length of more than 40 km.

The Puerto Rican frogs known as “coca” living here are a symbol of the island due to their melodic arias, although their presence can only be felt by sound and few tourists are lucky enough to see them – the largest “coca” is no more than 5 centimeters in length. Be sure to ask your guide to teach you how to recognize this tiny tropical frog’s song.

Rio Camuy Caves and Arecibo Astronomical Observatory Tour

The tour consists of an 8-hour trip including guided tours to the underground caves of the Rio Camuy National Park and the Arecibo Astronomical Observatory. The price includes transport, a driver and an English-speaking guide (lunch of your choice is paid separately).

The Río Camuy National Park is famous for its fantastic limestone formations and many caves, making it one of the best places in the world for caving. More than 200 caves have been discovered in this region, some of which have a colossal interior volume. On the walls of one of the caves, 42 petroglyphs of the Taino Indians, the indigenous inhabitants of the Caribbean, were found, destroyed by the Spanish conquerors. These caves formed in the bed of the Camuy River (Rio Camuy) over a million years ago, and are one of the largest cave systems in the Western Hemisphere. The impressive cave complex is equipped for a safe visit. Visitors will be led through the 50-meter Cueva Clara Cave, adorned with crystalline stalactites and stalagmites. Also, visitors can admire the Rio Camuy underground river, which flows along the bottom of the cave and is one of the largest underground rivers in the world.

The Arecibo Astronomical Observatory is a grandiose construction of mankind. The observatory has both the largest and most sensitive radio telescope in the world and the most powerful radar. A lot of modern achievements and research in the field of astronomy were made in this observatory. Several Hollywood films, including the James Bond series Goldeneye, have used the radio telescope bowl as a film set. Currently, the Arecibo Observatory is a US historical monument.

Excursion program Ponce – Mangrove Island

private service with Russian-speaking guide and driver

8:30-10:00 – meeting and road to the city of Ponce, the “southern capital” of Puerto Rico. On the way – a story about the national traditions and customs of Puerto Rico.

10:00 am – 12:00 pm meet and greet Ponce city center tour with a local English speaking guide (visiting the historical city center, an ancient fire station and a folk music museum)

Ponce – a major port and second largest city of Puerto Rico – located in the southern part of the island, between the mountains of the Central Cordillera and the Caribbean coast. The city, often referred to as La Perla del Sur (“Pearl of the South”), was founded by Spanish settlers in 1692 year. Today, the city center – its cozy squares, churches, elaborately decorated colonial houses and graceful fountains of the colonial period – is considered a national historical treasure.

Ponce’s first fiddle is the majestic Cathedral of our Lady of Guadeloupe, which rises above the urban landscape in Plaza las Delicias (Plaza of Delights). Directly behind the cathedral, on the square, is the building of the fire station (Parque de Bombas). It is one of the most striking pieces of architecture in Puerto Rico and is even considered by some to be the most easily recognizable symbol of the island. For many years, the building housed the central fire station, and now it houses a historical museum. From 19’84 building listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

12-13:00 – Transfer west from Ponce to Guanica.

13:00 -14:30 lunch – tourists pay for their own lunch, the guide talks about typical local dishes. Transfer by ferry to the mangrove island (for particularly athletic travelers, you can arrange a swim to the island in kayaks – it takes about 30 minutes of active rowing one way, kayaks are rented by the hour and are paid separately).

14:30 -16:30 Visiting a unique mangrove island, surrounded by clear water and many tiny tropical fish, trustingly swimming up to bathing beachgoers. Mangroves (mangroves) are trees or shrubs that grow in coastal habitats. Mangrove plants live in a coastal sedimentary environment, with an exceptional ability to exist in a salty environment on soils deprived of oxygen. The mangrove habitat contains a wide variety of plant species. Mangroves support unique ecosystems, as their powerful root network effectively dampens wave energy and prevents coastal erosion.

16:30-17:30 – shower in the spa hotel and relax in the bar

17:30 – 20:00 – return to San Juan

Conditions:

-Juan / arrival at the port in San Juan.

Excursions are conducted with a Russian-speaking guide and an English/Spanish-speaking driver. City tours in the Old City are conducted on foot with a Russian-speaking guide, that is, the car is served only for meeting and seeing off to the port / hotel (accompanying the car throughout the day – on request).

The time of an individual tour starts at the appointed hour of meeting with the guide (for example, if the meeting is scheduled for 15:30, then the four-hour tour will end at 19:30, regardless of what time the tourist left the hotel/disembarked from the ship).