Overview
Duration
1 hours
Location
Playita del Condado San Juan, San Juan PR 00907
Age
7 – 65
Group size
20 people
Details
Experience the soul of Puerto Rico through Bomba dance with an exclusive VIP group class led by Sheila, a cultural ambassador and master dance instructor. Learn about Bomba, Puerto Rico’s oldest African-influenced rhythm, once used by enslaved Africans as a form of resistance, expression, and liberation. Today, it lives on as a vibrant celebration of heritage, rhythm, and community. Dance to the live beat of traditional drums in a batey right by the ocean, where the waves join the music and transport you back in time. Experience this in Loíza, the beating heart of Afro-Puerto Rican culture. Known for its strong traditions, art, and music, Loíza is where Bomba isn’t just a dance—it’s a way of life, a story told with every drumbeat and every step.
What's included
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Entry Ticket
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VIP Group Class
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Live traditional drum music
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Dance instruction by Sheila, cultural ambassador and master dance instructor
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What's not included
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Lunch
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Dinner
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Transportation
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Gratuities
Check-in details
Arrive 15–20 minutes before the scheduled start time; late arrivals may result in missed tour time or exclusion, as tours cannot be extended for late participants.
What to bring
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Comfortable clothes and shoes
Restrictions
Pets are not allowed on our tours. Service animals are allowed.
Disclaimers
Respect fellow participants and guides; the experience is designed for safety, enjoyment, and education.
Cancellations
Customers are entitled to a 100% refund if they cancel their reservation at least 24 hours before the scheduled service.
Cancellations made within 24 hours of the scheduled service are non-refundable.
The only exception is when We Take You LLC is unable to provide the service due to operational, weather-related, safety, or other circumstances beyond the customer's control. In such cases, customers will be entitled to a 100% refund or may choose to reschedule their reservation for another available date.
