Chateau Blanc: The Perfect Kosher Experience in Havana
Chateau Blanc is the first kosher hotel in Havana Cuba, offering guests kosher food, relaxation and tours to the surrounding Cuban countryside.
Cuba
What I Learned from Talking to Cuban People in 2022
Talking with Cuban people about what it’s like to live in Cuba in 2023 and why many of them want to leave their country.
Travel to Cuba While You Still Can!
Cuba. What has changed in 2019 for Americans to travel to Cuba. Well, it’s not that much different, but you should read the new rules if you want to go.
Cuba: Things I Wish I Knew Before I Went
Cuba: Things I wished I had known before I went. A new book, Cuba What Everyone Needs to Know answers political questions that are helpful for visitors.
Visiting Havana and Trinidad, Cuba in 2018
Havana and Trinidad, Cuba are full of dancing and beauty. Kate Hartshorne and her mother visit these Cuban cities joined by tour guides from CUBA CANDELA.
Baracoa—The Other Side of Cuba
Baracoa Cuba, 500 miles east of Havana. About as out of the way as you can get in Cuba, and it’s also a town with a native Tiano heritage. Guide to Baracoa
Staying with a Family in Vinales, Cuba
A honeymoon could be a time for relaxing on a beach, but Kate Hartshorne decided to visit Cuba: The Vinales Valley and other small towns in the country.
Vinales, Trinidad and Havana, Cuba—On a Budget
A trip to Cuba’s top destinations…and how to do it all for about $750US for two weeks! Details about Havana, Vinales, Trinidad and Santa Clara, Cuba.
Hotel Saratoga Havana: The Best in the City
The Hotel Saratoga in Havana, Cuba is one of the finest hotels in the city. It has an interesting connection with Saratoga, New York and a rooftop pool.
Valley of Viñales: Cuba’s Hidden Shangri-La
A visit to the Valle de Viñales in Cuba which is an earthly paradise, for horseback riding and cigar rolling and pretty scenery. It’s called Shangri La of Cuba.
Cuba: Seeing Less-Visited Places, Like Gibara
Researching Cuba the author found Gibara, on the north coast–where little happens. It became their favorite Cuban town.
Cuba: Enjoying the Hershey Train Ride
The Hershey Train of Cuba: Unreliable and nearly empty, the train goes to an abandoned factory, and the former sugar factory.