Miami Donut Tour FAQ

Miami has two walking donut tours with very different personalities. The South Beach tour pairs Italian, Cuban and French bakeries with Art Deco architecture and Ocean Drive, while the Wynwood tour mixes inventive donuts with the murals of the Wynwood Arts District. Our guides lead both in English or Spanish.

South Beach: Our tour visits some of Miami Beach's most-loved bakeries: De Lucia Bakery Buon Pane for Italian-style bomboloni, Las Olas Cafe for Cuban pastelitos and Cuban coffee, Rosetta Bakery for Italian pastries, and a French bakery to finish. Along the way you'll see Ocean Drive, the Art Deco and Renaissance Revival buildings of South Beach, and the former Versace mansion. Wynwood: Our tour visits The Salty Donut, Walt Grace Vintage Cars & Guitars (a cafe surrounded by classic cars and guitars) and Voodoo Doughnut, with plenty of time to take in the world-famous murals of the Wynwood Arts District. Keep an eye out for a fun donut surprise at the end of the tour. Lineup may vary depending on the day of the week or the season.

Every stop has its fans, and every tour brings out new favorites. On the South Beach tour, guests love the filled bomboloni at Buon Pane, the warm guava and cheese pastelitos with a Cuban coffee at Las Olas Cafe, the cannoli at Rosetta Bakery and the flaky French pastries at the final stop. On the Wynwood tour, guests love the Miami-inspired donuts at The Salty Donut, the guava and cheese croissant at Walt Grace, and the churro cheesecake and mango tango donuts at Voodoo Doughnut.

See our guide, Best Donut Shops in Miami, for local shops worth a visit beyond the tour. On our South Beach tour you'll taste bomboloni at De Lucia Bakery Buon Pane, pastelitos and Cuban coffee at Las Olas Cafe, pastries at Rosetta Bakery and a French bakery finale. In Wynwood, stops include The Salty Donut, Walt Grace Vintage Cars & Guitars and Voodoo Doughnut. Lineup may vary by day and season.

We offer two Miami tours, and both are full of local flavor. Our Miami South Beach Donuts, Pastelitos & Patisserie Tour pairs donuts and pastries from Italian, Cuban and French bakeries with Ocean Drive, Art Deco architecture and a stroll toward the beach. Our Miami Wynwood Art, Culture, & Donut Tour pairs creative donuts and pastries with the colorful murals and street art of the Wynwood Arts District. Choose South Beach for oceanfront history and classic bakeries, or Wynwood for street art and inventive flavors. Can't decide? Take both!

Your guide hand-picks a lineup that shows off the best of each bakery, so you get to try flavors you might not have ordered on your own. Many guests discover a brand-new favorite this way.

You'll enjoy tastings at every stop, from donuts and bomboloni to pastelitos, croissants and other pastries, plus a Cuban coffee on the South Beach tour. Portions are shareable, so you can try a wide variety without getting too full.

The South Beach tour starts at De Lucia Bakery Buon Pane in South Beach and wraps up near Ocean Drive and the beach, a great spot to keep exploring after your tour. The Wynwood tour starts at The Salty Donut in Wynwood and finishes in the heart of the Arts District. Your guide is always happy to share recommendations for things to see, do and eat in Miami.

The South Beach tour starts on 5th Street and explores the Art Deco Historic District, finishing along Ocean Drive past the former Versace mansion near the beach. The Wynwood tour starts at The Salty Donut and wanders the warehouse streets and ever-changing murals of the Wynwood Arts District.

About two hours of walking, tasting and Miami history, art and culture.

Our guides know the shadiest routes and make the most of air-conditioned stops along the way. On summer days we recommend our morning start times, and we suggest wearing sunscreen and comfortable shoes and staying hydrated. Water is available at our stops.

Yes, we run rain or shine. Miami showers tend to pass quickly, so bring an umbrella or rain jacket and enjoy the cozy bakery stops along the way. If conditions ever become unsafe, we'll reach out to help you find a new date.

Please let us know about any dietary needs when you book. Our partners are traditional bakeries, so most of our tastings contain gluten, dairy and eggs. Both tours have limited gluten-free availability (the Wynwood tour includes a stop that offers a gluten-free donut), and we can't guarantee vegan options at every stop. Vegetarian guests are welcome on both tours.

Please tell us about any allergies when you book, and your guide will do their best to work around them. Since our partners prepare their treats in shared kitchens, we can't guarantee against cross-contact.

Absolutely. Families join us all the time, and kids love the sweets, the colorful buildings of South Beach and the murals of Wynwood.

Both routes are flat, with some standing at each stop. Our guides are happy to adjust the pace for your group, take a shorter route and stop in the shade when needed. Please contact us with any questions before you book.

Definitely! Local guests tell us they learn something new about their city's history, architecture and street art, and discover bakeries they hadn't tried before. It's also a great way to show visiting friends and family around Miami.

Our Miami guides speak English and Spanish. Let us know your preferred language when you book, and we'll do our best to match you with the right guide.

Donut and pastry lovers from all over the world join us in Miami, from across the US to France, Canada, the Netherlands, Italy, Brazil and Israel, along with plenty of locals. Many guests have taken our tours in other cities and add Miami to their list.

Yes! Birthdays, bachelor parties, family reunions and special trips are some of our favorite tours to lead. Let us know you're celebrating when you book, and your guide will help make it extra special.

Yes! We host private tours for families, friends, companies and travel groups, including cruise passengers visiting Miami. Contact us to plan yours.