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  1. The price is pretty reasonable for a tour and welcome drink! Looks like I’ll have to check this out on my trip there!

  2. Adding this to my bucket list next time i am in the island. Thank You for sharing! i had no idea.

  3. If me and my wife visit pr. And decide to head to the factory for a tour are we able to brin our 4year old child with us??

    1. Sure, it’s a historic building as well. The tour is for everyone, he just won’t partake in the tastings obviously.

  4. 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

    1. 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?

  5. Anna Watrous says:

    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.

  6. Do they have rum that only can buy there?

  7. Laura Biats says:

    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

  8. 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 🙂

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