Many Americans (myself included) are thinking much more seriously now about visiting Cuba with the relaxed process. But don’t expect it to be smooth yet—veteran traveler Brian Kelly, who runs ThePointsGuy (an extremely useful site…
The US Government is lifting restrictions to travel to Cuba as of Friday,January 16, 2015 and issuing other changes. US travelers will be able to use their American credit cards in Cuba. Travelers can also bring back $400.00 worth…
Cuba Travel Services, a licensed agency for U.S. travelers with permits to visit Cuba, is expanding its service to the New York area, home to more Cubans and Cuban-Americans than any area in the U.S. outside Florida. The flights will operate as…
I’ve had these shoes for over 3 years and they’ve served me well. Comfort beyond my expectations. We’ve walked the east coast of the US, around Europe, Turkey and climbed mountains in Wales – together ! The crumbling pathways of Cuba and soaked…
Friend just got back from the Caribbean today. Asked me the maker and model of this car. Told him I had no idea – But I know some guys who do ! Do you know ?
This is Hector. He’s been hand rolling the finest Cuban Cigars for over 50 years ! He will make you a perfect example of his art in whatever size you choose. He likes to talk to tourists and encourages you to watch as he crafts these fine Cigars. He…
Viñales is an absolutely beautiful town in the Pinar del Rio province of Cuba. Its most prized stop on the tourist route is debatable though. The Mural de la Prehistoria (Prehistoric Mural) is a massive mural painted in…
Cuba is a country known for its spectacular beaches and tumultuous social political history. Each year, the warm Caribbean climate and endless stretches of unspoiled beaches attract hundreds of thousands of Canadian vacationers and a large…
In a recent Gumbo blog , Jonathan L. pointed out that travelers (and locals) need a place to rest from time to time while visiting or going about daily life…and part of the need is what’s called—logically—street furniture.
Looks like yesterdays picture was harder than expected ! Try and name this amazing example of Cuban restoration :
Many Americans (myself included) are thinking much more seriously now about visiting Cuba with the relaxed process. But don’t expect it to be smooth yet—veteran traveler Brian Kelly, who runs ThePointsGuy (an extremely useful site…
The US Government is lifting restrictions to travel to Cuba as of Friday,January 16, 2015 and issuing other changes. US travelers will be able to use their American credit cards in Cuba. Travelers can also bring back $400.00 worth…
Cuba Travel Services, a licensed agency for U.S. travelers with permits to visit Cuba, is expanding its service to the New York area, home to more Cubans and Cuban-Americans than any area in the U.S. outside Florida. The flights will operate as…
I’ve had these shoes for over 3 years and they’ve served me well. Comfort beyond my expectations. We’ve walked the east coast of the US, around Europe, Turkey and climbed mountains in Wales – together ! The crumbling pathways of Cuba and soaked…
Friend just got back from the Caribbean today. Asked me the maker and model of this car. Told him I had no idea – But I know some guys who do ! Do you know ?
This is Hector. He’s been hand rolling the finest Cuban Cigars for over 50 years ! He will make you a perfect example of his art in whatever size you choose. He likes to talk to tourists and encourages you to watch as he crafts these fine Cigars. He…
Viñales is an absolutely beautiful town in the Pinar del Rio province of Cuba. Its most prized stop on the tourist route is debatable though. The Mural de la Prehistoria (Prehistoric Mural) is a massive mural painted in…
Cuba is a country known for its spectacular beaches and tumultuous social political history. Each year, the warm Caribbean climate and endless stretches of unspoiled beaches attract hundreds of thousands of Canadian vacationers and a large…
In a recent Gumbo blog , Jonathan L. pointed out that travelers (and locals) need a place to rest from time to time while visiting or going about daily life…and part of the need is what’s called—logically—street furniture.
Looks like yesterdays picture was harder than expected ! Try and name this amazing example of Cuban restoration :
