Cuba: A Santeria Voodoo Awakening
A religious and spiritual experience traveling Cuba and learning about Santeria the voodoo practice that involves ceremonies and wearing all white.
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Exclusive, New Book: Passage to Cuba
Passage to Cuba: An Up-Close Look at the World’s Most Colorful Culture by Cynthia Carris Alonso. with a photo gallery of images of the island, Cuba.
Cuba: Havana’s Three Corners
Cuba: Havana’s three corners, Old Havana, New Havana, and Central Havana, all charming and full of music and great food. A guide to seeing Havana’s sites.
Cuba: Tourists Flock to a Once Forbidden Land
Cuba: More people are visiting the once-off-limits land due to the changes in law.
Baseball: Cuba’s Passion
If you’re heading to Cuba, don’t forget to see a baseball game: it’s one of the best ways to experience true Cuban culture!
Globe Aware: People to People Volunteering in Cuba
Short term volunteer service trips with Globe Aware focus on helping people stand on their own two feet and allowing visitors to experience a new culture
Cuba: Sharing a Night with Havana Musicians
Havana: On the city’s seaside Malecon, Alex Hill shares a familiar musical moment with Cuban musicians he meets while traveling to Havana, Cuba.
Cuba: Unraveling the Puzzle of Havana
Havana Cuba: Politics before breakfast. A visit to the island to shares ideas, from black market foods, to talk about the Castros and life in Havana.
Cuba: Getting There from Florida by Boat
Cuba by Boat– a trip from Florida to Cuba by pleasure boat sounds fun, until the coast guard seized the boat and towed them to shore.
Gay Travel in the Caribbean
Lesbian, Gay and Transgender travelers to the Caribbean, which islands are friendliest and unfriendliest. Here are some options for gay travel in Caribbean.
After Fidel, Cuba’s Problems Still Loom
Julia Cooke’s New Book Sheds Light on the New Cuba by Dan Peltier Over a period of five years, beginning when Fidel Castro stepped down from his presidency in 2008 after almost a half-century of reign, award-winning journalist Julia Cooke embedded herself in Cuba. She gained access to a dynamic…
Trinidad de Cuba: Riding Cuban Rails
Cuba 2012: Riding a Steam Train to a Sugar Estate and a Block Party By Dorothy Conlon I’ve ridden trains in Thailand, India and elsewhere. But nothing like the steam train I rode recently in the Valley of the Sugar Mills in Cuba. About halfway through our 10-day People to People…