The capital of Cuba, Havana is filled with Caribbean flavor, beautiful architecture and a vibrant atmosphere. With tourism to the country recently opening up, there are plenty of attractions to see in the city – from the historic Old Havana to the modern Malecón and City Centre. If you want a more local experience in …
The isolated nation of Cuba has intrigued adventurous travelers for decades, and with tourism recently being opened up to visitors from the United States, now is a better time than ever to check out the unique Caribbean island. The underground culture of Cuban locals – as well as the famous classic cars that fill the …
Cuba has for years been very much closed off to the world, especially for travelers from the United States. But recently, the country’s tourism industry has seen a resurgence, as the nation opens its gates to visitors and those visitors embrace the chance to explore this vibrant island. Havana is the capital of this island …
Havana is one of the world’s greatest secret cities. Having been well off the radar during the major travel boom experienced internationally in the last 20 years, Havana is an incredible time capsule just waiting to be discovered. Free from the mod-cons and flashiness found in many capital cities, Havana is rustic, authentic, and a …
Situated at the confluence of the Caribbean Sea, the North Atlantic Ocean, and the Gulf of Mexico, Cuba is one of the most prominent island countries for tourists all over the world. Known for its sugar-white beaches, world-renowned cigars, 1950’s classic Cadillacs, and a vibrant culture, Cuba is blessed with postcard-perfect beauty that comprises a …
The largest of all Caribbean islands, Cuba is a magical country located south of Key West, Florida. The enchanted country is a part of almost all bucket lists and how can it not! The colonial cities of Cuba haven’t changed much with time, yet they feel as magnificent as ever with shabby facades covering an …
The so-called Pearl of the Antilles and the largest island in the entire Caribbean Sea, Cuba can seem a world apart from the refined paradisaical holidaying spots that surround it. For one, its history is still very much alive. Revolutions and communism are still fresh on the mind, and the museums showcase weapons that helped …