Miami · DESSERT TOURS
The 4 best dessert tours you can book in South Florida, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. The first one is the one to beat.
Spend about 90 minutes exploring the Museum of Ice Cream Miami, with interactive rooms, ice cream samples, games, photo spots, and the famous sprinkle pool. The English-speaking host or greeter welcomes you, while the exhibits mix playful design with a short look at ice cream’s history. Tickets cost $33 per person.
“Nice place but would like to see a bit more for the price of those tickets.”
Spend about two hours walking roughly two miles between four South Beach bakeries and sweet shops, with an Ocean Drive stroll and tastings along the way. Guides have included Johanna, Kenneth, and Emely, who bring local history and architecture into the conversation. The tour starts at De Lucia Bakery and ends at Naked Taco.
“Great morning tour of the area and included some delicious sweet treats, Cuban coffee and a little history of South beach”
Spend about 45 to 90 minutes at Museum of Ice Cream Miami, moving through colorful, photo-ready rooms, tasting ice cream, and playing in the signature sprinkle pool. Admission includes the full experience and unlimited ice cream; premium drinks and desserts cost extra. Children under 16 need an adult or someone aged 16 or older with them.
“We absolutely LOVED the ice cream museum. I saw a lot of mixed reviews, however, we had an amazing time. We tried 4 or 5 different ice creams and purchased some yummy treats. My children especially loved the slide and the mini arcade inside. We’ll definitely be back!”
Walk South Beach and Ocean Drive with an English- or Spanish-speaking guide, stopping at four bakeries and food shops for donuts, gelato, and churros. The route begins at Buon Pane Italiano Bakery and includes local history and Art Deco sights. The tour lasts two hours and costs $65 per person. No guide names are provided.
“Nice tour that also included history and sight seeing of south beach and Miami history”
More ways to spend a Miami day
Pick a boat, a neighbourhood or a stretch of sawgrass.
