Miami Layover Guide: Making the Most of Your Stopover

Attraction stop (1h)

Upon entering the Casa Habano, each guest will be greeted with a traditional Cuban coffee or "Cafe Cubano" to get a full sensory experience. From there we begin a video on the seeding, germination, planting, curing, fermenting and sorting of tobacco leafs before shipped to factories. We continue by sharing the history of Commercial cigar rolling in Florida which began with small-scale operations by Cuban immigrants in the 1830s, and blossomed in to the "cigar Capital of the World", with Pioneers like Vicente martinez Ybor and Eduardo Manrara. Next we visit the GALERA to experience each manufacturing stage: PRIMARY PROCESS - This is where you get to see firsthand the different types of tobacco and the aging process. Here you will see and learn how various tobaccos are sorted. DEVEINING - The removal of the center vein is a critical process of preparing the tobacco, and we will show you how it is done. TWISTING & ROLLING - Constructing a cigar is a 3 step process. See our Master Torcedores, twist, bind, press and roll our premium cigars. PACKING - Once cigars have been rolled they undergo further aging, before they're label and packaged for distribution. For safety, we recommend to wear closed shoes. During the tour, guests are invited to enjoy (1) complimentary cigar.

Attraction stop (2h)

An area of artists since the 1980s, Wynwood became accessible to the public only in the mid-2000s after a profound transformation. It is now a playground for local and international street artists who transform the old-fashioned facades of old warehouses into grandiose frescoes. A true museum of street art in the open. Today one of the coolest neighborhoods in Miami, Wynwood hosts no less than 40 galleries, designer markets, numerous festivals and concerts, cafes, bars and restaurants with a unique atmosphere!

Attraction stop (4h)

Located by the Miami International Airport, these lakes and canals provide some of the most varied fishing in southern Florida, as well as the best butterfly peacock waters. Structure and cover can include fallen trees, canal intersections, bridges. Its a maze of waterways that connect. The captain will navigate the channels until your time duration has come to an end. He will then bring you back to the original location for deboarding.