The best part of my Miami trip! - I thoroughly enjoyed this tour of Little Haiti! Cidelca is a fantastic guide (educator!). I’ve studied a bit about Haitian culture and learned so much during the tour. Cidelca is well connected in the neighborhood and I was happy to meet the shop owners and try some Haitian treats!

Learning new things - This was a great experience learning about the history of Little Haiti in Miami, visiting the cultural center, a locally owned bookstore, and many others

Wonderful time - It was a wonderful tour Our tour guy I think his name was Antoine was so knowledgeable and friendly. Take this tour and learn about the culture.We also had the best Haitian ice cream and patty

Fun+Eating+Learning=Memories - Fun, dancing, learning + eating in Little Haiti. Abraham was our tour guide. We went to the Haitian Cultural vCenter, a bookstore that next day is going to host a book festival, Lakal ,--where celebrity Chef Marcus Samuelson, came to scout out the Miami food scene before he opened his restaurant, a Haitian market and an urban garden. We would love to take more of the Tap Tap Tours. This was the highlight of our day!!! Loved our tour in the festive gold cart!

Intro to Little Haiti - Great guide, great music and a fun way to explore Little Haiti. We stopped by the cultural center, a bakery, drove around the neighborhood, learned some history, and even got to visit a “farm”. Very enjoyable tour. This is a light intro to the neighborhood and made me want to explore further.

Fascinating history and culture tour! - We loved this tour led by a guide who grew up in Little Haiti! Had a chance to see an open air market, cultural center, bookstore, and to learn about the history and creativity of the community there.

I recommend - I recommend this tour to get to know history, culture and current challenges of this neighborhood. Abe is an exceptional tour guide, very passionate about his neighborhood. He's trying to save it from gentrification and over development.

Little Haiti - the Hidden Gem of Miami, 10/10 recommend tour!!!!!!! - Abraham was my tour guide. I told him I was interested in history and culture. First, he took me to meet a practitioner of traditional Haitian religion: Haitian Vodou. This experience was very cool. I had loads of questions about the religion and it was interesting to hear what the practitioner had to say. Next, Abraham took me to meet a linguist who opened the 1st library in Little Haiti. I met this individual and had an extensive conversation on Creole's history and development, Haitian culture, and language politics. In between various stops, Abraham would explain how Haitians came to America, why they immigrated, and how they developed their community in Lemon City. He explained how Lemon City became Little Haiti, took me to the Little Haiti Cultural Center, and introduced me to people who were vital to the establishment and advocacy of Little Haiti. He also took me to a Florida State Historic Site, a record shop in the community, a farm in Little Haiti, and the actual marketplace that all the residents go to. We ended with a delicious meal at Chef Creole. In the end, Abraham was gracious enough to drop me home in his truck. Overall, I had a very positive experience. I highly recommend Abraham as a tour guide. He is phenomenal at explaining things. If you have lots of questions, he will attend to all of them! I wish the golf cart was working on the day I went, but it wasn't. I always felt safe and secure with my belongings on this tour. I never felt threatened on this tour. I highly recommend this tour to anyone who is interested in history, languages, and politics. This tour gave me a very good feeling of how Haitians reside in America and Miami. Little Haiti is definitely a hidden gem in Miami. One of the best tours I did here. Go with an open mind and low expectations and prepare to be blown away.

Disappointing Little Haiti Tour - The two tour guides, a Haitian American man and a French woman, were very knowledgeable. But there’s not much to see on this tour. The market was empty. The cultural complex had a few small galleries. We saw the former site of Dr DuPuis’ house and Mapou bookstore. But unlike previous reviews, there was no golf cart, no urban farm, and no bakery or snacks. They did recommend two Haitian restaurants: Chef Creole and Naomi’s Garden.

Straight up scam - Scam! Showed up and no one was there! No response from tour operator. Viator has refunded me. Don’t waste your money.