Cuba: Gaze at the Beautiful Mogotes in Vinales Valley
Riding horseback in the Vinales Valley, Marc Latham visits casa particulares and enjoys good food and caving in Cuba’s Northwest.
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Cuba: Interesting Ancient Taino Village
Taino Cuba history. Visiting a sugar plantation, an alligator farm, and a recreation of an ancient Taíno village, with Cuba’s original inhabitants.
No Waves In Cuba: Surfing History
Michael Scott Moore takes readers through a history of surfing in his surprising and superbly written travelogue Sweetness and Blood.
Cayo Largo, Cuba: Nude Beaches, Relaxation
Cayo Largo, Cuba, A solo vacation in the sensuous, seductive atmosphere of Cayo Largo, a small island off the south coast of Cuba – cayo largo nude
Cuba: New Laws Loosen Travel Restrictions to Cuba
New Laws Loosen Travel Restrictions to Cuba By Helena Wahlstrom After the US loosened travel restrictions to Cuba in January, travel businesses are gearing up to service visitors to the previously difficult-to-access island nation. Those interested in seeing Cuba should make haste: as more and more companies begin to offer…
Visiting Hemingway’s Haunts in Cuba
A Rotten Person Travels the Caribbean By Gary Buslik What follows is an excerpt from the book published in 2008 by Traveler’s Tales. “If you look at a map, you will see that the island chain known as the Caribbean, or, to confuse you, the West Indies, lies between Florida…
Bicycling Cuba: Bluebird Skies & Welcoming Homes
Cuba has Wonderful Biking Paths By Matthew Kadey Just a few tire rotations from the arid town of Cajobado along the island’s easternmost fringes, the road takes a sudden turn north and we’re almost immediately forced to gear down. Save for the occasional ’55 Cadillac and galloping horse with carriage…
Bicycling Cuba: Bluebird Skies and Welcoming Homes, Page 2
Meeting the friendly people of Cuba and enjoying the beautiful countryside by bicycle.
Havana Dining: Eating Cuban at the Source
Dining Tips in Exciting, Tasty Havana Cuba By Nicholas Gilman “You don’t go to Cuba to eat,” just about everybody had warned me. “There’s nothing… NOTHING!” admonished my friend Ruth, who gives food tours of Mexico. Well, it turns out it’s not true. I’d been to Cuba once, ten years…
Cuba: Lost in Time, Lost in Space
Cuba: Lost in Time, Lost in Space Cuba is a cock-eyed collage of colorful people, a constant adventure partly explained by an untimely historical accident befalling Fidel Castro on July 26, 1953, a botched first attempt at revolution. Fidel’s fearless assault failed because of no street signs. Fidel’s driver, leading…
Travelers’ Tales Cuba
A Musical and Erotic night on the town leaves fans Delirious and Exhausted. By Paula Morzenti Travelers’ Tales Cuba: True Stories (Travelers’ Tales Guides) provides readers with personal accounts of travelers’ experiences while on the road. These true stories allow one to gain a better understanding of a country, culture,…
An American Housewife in Havana
American housewife Isadora Tattlin created her own genre of a non-fiction, sharing each astonishing day for four school years in Cuba.