
Royal Beach Club Santorini

Step in just to watch the rollers at work, even if you are not buying.
A cigar shop on Calle Ocho where Cuban rollers hand-roll cigars right in front of you. You can watch the whole process, browse the selection, and pick up anything from a classic cigar to a flavoured one.
Worth a stop even if you don't smoke. Watching the cigars rolled by hand right in front of you is the real draw.



Location
At 1336 SW 8th Street, right beside Los Pinareños on Calle Ocho near SW 13th Avenue. Watch for the rollers working at the window.
Coordinates: 25.7657° N · 80.2170° W
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Travel series
This series follows our seven-night Eastern Caribbean cruise on Icon of the Seas, round trip from Miami in May 2026. We gave ourselves two days in Miami before boarding, then sailed to St Maarten, St Thomas and Perfect Day at CocoCay, with three sea days to get to know the ship.
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All of Miami
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