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Casa Bacardi is a must-visit spot if you're hanging around San Juan. There are plenty of fun and intriguing tours to choose from, each offering a unique peek into the world of rum. Getting there is a breeze from Old San Juan: just hop on a short ferry, then grab a taxi.
While you're at Casa Bacardi, don't miss out on tasting their legendary rums. You can learn about the distillation process and even mix up your own cocktail. The tropical setting and lively atmosphere make it an unforgettable experience. Plus, the views of San Juan from the distillery are simply stunning, especially at sunset. It's the perfect way to soak in the local culture and enjoy a delicious sip of history.
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